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Benefits and Dangers of COFFEE GROUNDS and WOOD ASH in the Garden // Beginning Gardening

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Used coffee grounds to not rob your soil of nitrogen, as you said, they ADD nitrogen to your soil Slow release even Comment from : @GardenDocSC

Great vid & info mate, liked ur PH test idea too, so simple & obvious when you think about it Sub’d Cheers Comment from : @evil17

It is charcoal, poor cousin of biochar Black walnut ashes ae fine, sawdust is not Comment from : @mikesgarage394

If they are "green" in your compost, they are green (nitrogen source) when mixed with your soil Comment from : @mikesgarage394

My dog eats dirt too Whew I thought she was a weirdo Nice to know she’s not alone Comment from : @diablomom

Great video! I learned a lot My favorite part was when your son appeared❤ Comment from : @fearnoneeverlasting8272

5:10 yes hehebrbrI don't have a compost container in my apartment but I have lots of plants indoors Should I use coffee grounds by themselves after I brew my coffee in a French press? Comment from : @mandyinseattle

3:24 😂😂😂 ❤ Comment from : @mandyinseattle

Does used tea grounds act like coffee grounds? Comment from : @annathurston394

Can you use ash from charcoal briquettes that have not been treated for faster lighting? Comment from : @kimwooldridge5666

Love it! Cool presentation learned a lot Subscribed Comment from : @steveruston

The worms love coffee grounds Comment from : @margueritemcnair9402

How often should I add the coffee grounds? Comment from : @julielewis1022

ı like the boy, father & son Comment from : @oguzhansuer

I use coffee grounds and wood ash as a light mulch around my dormant/ over wintering crops during the cold months (garlic, strawberries, dormant trees) I make sure to stir into the mulch every one in a while so it doesn’t cake up and repel water- as he says in the video I have found this to really help the crops when they wake up in the spring/summer My garlic bulbs are noticeably bigger since I started doing this, though I also give them some nitrogen in the late winter/early spring During the growing season, I add coffee grounds to my compost, like he recommendsbrbrGreat post and discussion! Comment from : @justinp1773

I have been watching you for several years now, but I’ve just never subscribed for because I thought all the subscriptions were charging money I’m old I live on disability and I couldn’t afford something like that but I listen to you all the time Comment from : @wandathibodeau6418

Great video and information ! 😊 Comment from : @maureenpower457

Darling son! ❤ Comment from : @sandiv2655

Great father and awesome son Priceless Comment from : @Tygydyk17

Can you add too much wood ash to your soil? Comment from : @DianeShikoski-dr8ik

What about egg shells in the garden? Comment from : @karla7225

How often should you turn your compost? Comment from : @user-ph3rh6px2w

Thank you for this informative video brQuestion: Can we use a mixture of human urine water which is acidic to balance out the alkaline wood ash? Comment from : @dfool06

I knew it! Coffee stunts your growth! Comment from : @mitchellrose3620

I planted my 1st garden at 62, I had seen something on coffee grounds so I obviously didn t see everything As I got it I put it in the garden Thus knowing what I now know I have over used itbr What can I do to help or improve my over use of coffee grows????? Comment from : @georgeallen8721

Adorable little boy He's a Superstar! Comment from : @Countrygirlgirt

I love your videos and I support you by watching all the way through to the end, and of course always hit like Comment from : @Countrygirlgirt

Nan and Robert James Steven king Cameron shortbus Kurt James lift us bri kier etc Comment from : @brianlehman1244

You neglected to mention one of the benefits of coffee grounds is as a deer and squirrel repellent Comment from : @ernestguzman4962

Putting a shirt on a dog is more than sad for a human Comment from : @55time3

What about using the coffee grounds with water mixed for the plants? Does that work positively? Comment from : @mariarufino9666

Great 👍 job good info Comment from : @francisgarcia565

What a cute son😊 Comment from : @LINDACONTRERAS63

I used wood ash and worm castings in my garden this year and have had a really bad year of production I create the casting myself and I feed the worms coffee grounds I'm afraid I used too much wood ash Comment from : @user-ju2yz5hx6t

Boomer is my brothers nick name, lol Comment from : @barbarafallin2038

Awww you to are gawwwjus New subscriber new gardener… that answered a lot of questions for me Love the way you easily mansplained it all for a newbie ❤ Comment from : @unawild7186

If your dog is eating soil it's a vitamin deficiency and I can't remember which one right now Pregnant ladies get it too Not Pica Ask your vet Easily remedied Comment from : @juliehedger2377

I've heard that coffee is one of the most highly sprayed crops Would you, I wonder unless it's organic, be introducing glyphosate into your soil? I doubt that Starbucks uses organic coffee - I never enter that domain Comment from : @virginiafriend9811

Hardwood lump charcoal is good Comment from : @brad8892

I have some leftover cedar wood chips, can I burn them to make ash and use it in my garden Comment from : @granniji1049

I throw coffee ground and fresh coffee and vegetables fertilizer, not all at the same time It does wonders! My plants especially Basil super green and shinny leaves Now I have way too much Sweet Basil My Thai Basil AKA Red Basil is is thriving also I watched tons of gardening videos and everybody is just doing what they think it's best for their plants Is what I noticed It's very hard to try and follow one video and others is doing totally doing opposite lol So I just use and care for my plants what I think will work for me Your videos are great as well Comment from : @glow1815

I am coffee ground user for 3 years Great taste tomato , three pounder too Wood ash is supposed to be acidic ? Comment from : @kimlee3607

I learned this the hard way that coffee grounds can kill your dog Comment from : @jackiebraun5479

It was so fun seeing Noah in the video too! Thanks for teaching me how to test my own soil! That was super fun!! Comment from : @vickiesaewert5552

I understand old timers used wood ashe to make lye Pouring water over bucket of Ashe with hole in bottom allowing lye to run out into a container to use for home made soap Also lye was used to make hominy and some would just dump corn in a bucket of water with ashe to swell corn for hominy Of course it was rinsed several times to remove lye Can you put to much ashe in garden and create lye when it rains or is lye in soil not a problem? Comment from : @randyb4209

Great advice I especially like the consideration to pets Comment from : @abelitsos

I have a plethora of pine needles and often burn them What are your thoughts about using this ash? Would it be too acidic, or maybe it neutralizes during the burning process Comment from : @user-rm1yk9kg8g

Ummm oops, I made that comment literally 30 seconds to soon Comment from : @nickreid1588

Would you recommend putting the coffee grounds and wood ash in my big trash can (the kind we roll out to the curb every week) compost and mixing it in with that? I have had HUGE success this way ensuring worms and bugs get in through the bottom of it as well as air holes for oxygen to get in breaking down kitchen scraps as well as the coffee grounds & wood ash Take a wheel barrel full once it’s all good and broken down, go around to all plants and trees spreading the compost which has all the positives mentioned and NONE, that I can tell by the video as well as 10 years experience with this method of composting, NONE of the negative’s mentioned Great video, super informative as it totally relates to how I garden 👍 Comment from : @nickreid1588

Questiondo you throw away the filters? Or do they decompose as well? Comment from : @carresteigerwald3278

Great advice and that was awesome with your kid Comment from : @andrewjean6876

I was told it was good to keep the bugs away from house Comment from : @lorrainevane8542

I just started my first garden at home And I decided to compost as well I have been putting both wood ash & coffee grounds in my compost bin, not directly in the garden Comment from : @ThresholdGaming

I loved this very informative video Comment from : @JenniferFAbreuRealtor

Your camera is so clear!! Wow! Ok let me watch the video 😂 Comment from : @p-boro6332

Especially love ph testing It removes the mystery of analyzing your garden problems Home solutions are so very helpful❤ Comment from : @beckeecarrier4616

I sprinkled coffee grounds near my planted sunflower seeds to keep squirrels away Also sprinkled in garden and mixed in bagged topsoil in my wheelbarrowwon't be doing that again Thanks! Comment from : @emiliebranham8672

After I drink my coffee I dump the coffee grounds in a glass and pour hot water on it and after it cools I water my snake plant with it Maybe once a month and he seems to love it But only that plant Comment from : @meep2576

I used coffee ground around my green onions one yr and all my green onions turn yellow So I stopped Dont know why I even did that Comment from : @letsgetcrafty84

Caffeine is in our water supply, don't put in garden soil Comment from : @dennisburke4818

I use coffee grounds in my compost and it’s been super beneficial to my plants in that form It breaks down pretty quickly which is nice too I use the bokashi method for all my kitchen scraps I made my own bucket with a spigot and use the liquid (200:1 dilution) as a liquid fertilizer as well The plants love it too! Comment from : @Happy2Run4Me

YesbrI believe, we should recycle morebrNo food sceaps / kitchen scraps should go to the landfillbrThey should either be used in the garden, or get to a separate facillity, for compost or animal feed Comment from : @MrGigi-dz9cv

Nice to see you and your son He's adorable You are both very lucky Comment from : @pcollins6251

So both are good in compost, correct? Comment from : @ShinyNickelBlades

All I know is that my potato plants LOVE the wood ash I added to my raised bed I’m wondering if the oak and maple leaf debris I also mix in balances out the pH Comment from : @lauraweiss7875

Very informative video, including the soil-PH test Thank you Comment from : @eternalfearless4532

Thanks for the information , cheers 🍻 Comment from : @gordsmith7708

cant coffee grounds cause the soil to mold? Comment from : @dowphantom3792

“Not supposed to be leaving the house” 🤡 🌎 Comment from : @coastalhillbilly3419

I always add salt to my coffee and eliminate acid Comment from : @gauriblomeyer1835

"When we're really not supposed to leave the House?"brbrGap-Cucked Much with Authoritarianism??brbrIt's Attitudes like that which allow Fascism (The Real Crap not the SJW ANTIFA Bullshite) to take root in a COuntrybrbrWE THE PEOPLE have inherent G-D given Rights & Prerogatives that cannot be over-ridden by ANY GODDAMN PERSON OR GROUP OF PERSONS Comment from : @Casmige

Best compost I ever made, equal by weight coffee grinds, saw dust and cow manure Comment from : @andrewmcclure2853

TLDR? Comment from : @danielleahy15

Thank you I learned a valuable lesson Comment from : @stephenmcelroy1179

Thanks I now learn about the positives and negatives part with coffee grounds Comment from : @hollistantang9469

Good breakdown Nice job Thanks for the info I’m taking all the Starbucks bags from now on Comment from : @benmccready1775

Wonderful son🥰 Comment from : @gissellewockenfuss9975

I actually got in trouble with my landlord a little, using coffee grounds as an amendment I was just using my grounds from my morning filter press coffee, pouring it around the base of some fruit trees we had in the back yard brThe rental contract had the landlord taking care of the trees, and he came to me a couple months later, asking what the hell happened to the trees, as they were fruiting so prodigously, some of the branches were close to breaking When I told him what I had been doing, he was just like, "please stop" Comment from : @TheBigRedChef

😊❤ Comment from : @mchill9797

Too much talking Comment from : @maryfuentes5110

Love the kid! Comment from : @susannawhite4083

I have a container in the kitchen and we save our K-Cups When it gets full I empty the grounds into a pot and mix my dried crushed egg shells with it I sprinkle a little around my plants and its always between feedings My plants love them Comment from : @jenn9579

Well back to throwing out my coffee grounds😂 Comment from : @susandowd1666

I collect ash and coffee grounds over the year and apply them to the garden in autumn when I prepare the garden for winter I never had a problem However, I spread them out over a relatively large are Comment from : @rolfs5854

no real danger to coffee grounds use them at will ,though wood ash can be high in sodium it can also raise the PH to high Comment from : @brokencage9723

mom is going, you're cleaning that up Comment from : @metaldad4694

Z Comment from : @jovenciodalao3054

Depends upon what wood you’re burning!! Comment from : @whiteroom3222

Question - off-topic: I'm thinking of trying my hand at growing San Marzano tomatoes How do I get the volcanic ash soil they're native to? Or is that even necessary? Thanks Comment from : @recordman555

Ruined an entire harvest of bell peppers by coving with coffee! Bell Peppers Do Not Like the acidity of coffee grounds They all died a slow, withering death 😒 Comment from : @jackiebebestlh7892

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