Coffe Grounds,Banana peels and egg shells oh my
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gotdawork
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Really? I thought you let it ferment a little then mix it with your original fert with the plants. but ok
Dr. O
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the nutrients r not readily available for plant use
it needs to decompose
Dinosaur Bone
Active Member
Looks to me like your starting a compost pile for next years crop... or at least the next crop.
gotdawork
Member
Well I was gonna try to mix it in with my current crop...
Dinosaur Bone
Active Member
You can side dress the coffee grounds. Its NPK is 2 - 0.6 - 0.6 Plus the worms will love it... its like throwing a Key of Cocaine in the pit at the NY stock exchange... or the Guns N Roses tour bus. {Except the worms wont OD}
Some Starbucks and similar joints will give you grounds. anywhere from 10lbs to 120lbs at a time. Depends when you show up and ask for them..
Some Starbucks and similar joints will give you grounds. anywhere from 10lbs to 120lbs at a time. Depends when you show up and ask for them..
veggiegardener
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Compost the egg shells and banana peels.
Coffee grounds are the greatest thing since Nitrogen in a garden. Worms go crazy, providing the plants with a bunch of soluble nutrients.
We eat so few eggs any more that I went and bought fifty pounds of ground oyster shells, a few months ago.
I usually just throw fresh fruit peels on top of the mulch. Never use fruit peels indoors. They draw too many critters.
Coffee grounds are the greatest thing since Nitrogen in a garden. Worms go crazy, providing the plants with a bunch of soluble nutrients.
We eat so few eggs any more that I went and bought fifty pounds of ground oyster shells, a few months ago.
I usually just throw fresh fruit peels on top of the mulch. Never use fruit peels indoors. They draw too many critters.
gotdawork
Member
ahh,thanks for the advice man, believe it or not I'll use it everyday.
