When planting veggies or flowers that have small seeds – especially carrots! – mix them into the coffee grounds so that the seeds are better spaced when broadcasting or sprinkling down a row. The coffee grounds also keep the goggas from eating the germinated seeds.
Vic De valdorf
20 September 2016
Good on lawns.
Laetitia Burger
20 September 2016
I use it in my compost.
Eugené Bergman
20 September 2016
All those antioxidants do wonders for your garden / worm farm!
Magdalena Harraway
20 September 2016
Use them in the garden. All plants love coffee
Lesley Wynne
20 September 2016
I tap them into my pot plants – perks up the plants and makes a good mulch. The plants seem to like the “kick” but insects don’t enjoy seem to enjoy coffee!
Loretta Valle'
20 September 2016
Throw them in the garden (tea bags as well). Since I started that, it seems the moles have disappeared.
Alexandra Joubert
8 December 2015
Make a body scrub!
Mix with coconut or olive oil, you can also add glycerin if you have it and want a smoother texture, and use in the shower to exfoliate and moisturize :)
Your shower might need a clean afterwards but it’s worth it (and coffee is supposed to be great for treating cellulite!)
Elaine Clarke
10 November 2015
Use them as fertiliser on all your plants, especially camellias and azaleas. Don’t throw them away, under any circumstances!
When planting veggies or flowers that have small seeds – especially carrots! – mix them into the coffee grounds so that the seeds are better spaced when broadcasting or sprinkling down a row. The coffee grounds also keep the goggas from eating the germinated seeds.
Good on lawns.
I use it in my compost.
All those antioxidants do wonders for your garden / worm farm!
Use them in the garden. All plants love coffee
I tap them into my pot plants – perks up the plants and makes a good mulch. The plants seem to like the “kick” but insects don’t enjoy seem to enjoy coffee!
Throw them in the garden (tea bags as well). Since I started that, it seems the moles have disappeared.
Make a body scrub!
Mix with coconut or olive oil, you can also add glycerin if you have it and want a smoother texture, and use in the shower to exfoliate and moisturize :)
Your shower might need a clean afterwards but it’s worth it (and coffee is supposed to be great for treating cellulite!)
Use them as fertiliser on all your plants, especially camellias and azaleas. Don’t throw them away, under any circumstances!