A super practical method of growing flowers with coffee grounds

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The editor shares the method of growing flowers with coffee grounds for you. I hope it will be helpful to you!

Supplement nitrogen fertilizer

Coffee grounds can also be used as a very useful fertilizer, it can supplement nitrogen fertilizer to plants, if the leaves become light green, roots and leaves turn yellow, the stem is short and thin, and there is premature senescence, then you can use rotten coffee grounds to fertilize. (after a few weeks of sealed storage)

Slug nemesis

Slugs (slugs) hate to climb over coffee grounds, which can hurt these molluscs, while slugs and snails are very afraid of coffee grounds.

If your plant flowers are infested with these small pests, sprinkle coffee grounds around them.

Earthworm compost

Although the earthworm is also a mollusk, it is not afraid of coffee grounds. There are some coffee grounds in the soil that can help earthworms compost.

Earthworms prefer nitrogen-containing substances, which will help them reproduce better (not suitable for use in pots and not suitable for raising earthworms in flower pots), which will make the soil in the yard more fertile.

Cleaning is willing to tool

Although this is not used directly to grow flowers, it can help clean a variety of gardening tools, which is a very green and healthy way.

Because coffee grounds are abrasives, they can help clean hard-to-wash clay and dirt, which is a very good auxiliary material to wipe and rinse off.

Compost

Coffee grounds can not be poured directly into the potted soil to grow flowers, because it will slowly decompose in the soil, emitting very high calories and causing plants to burn roots.

The correct use is to compost and then use, compost is sealed fermentation, decomposition after heat dissipation can be used, composting is the best choice, more collection of fallen leaves, vegetable leaves and pericarp is the most appropriate.

Covering material

Coffee grounds are also good mulch, they can help maintain moisture in the soil, and maintain a relatively warm temperature, of course (summer is not suitable) should also be used correctly.

It has been said that directly buried next to the rhizome will hurt the root, so we need a little soil isolation, can not cover too much. (it can be kept warm and humid in winter)