How to convert coffee grounds into horticultural compost
Dry composting: put the coffee grounds on the balcony, stir it every day, and put it into the pot after about 10 days. Wet composting: put the coffee grounds on the balcony without stirring it to become moldy. A few days later, it is found to be full of mold, and then mixed with sand and put into the pot.
How to turn coffee grounds into horticultural compost: coffee is also an agricultural product. Although it goes through the process of baking, the basic quality remains the same, it is also suitable for composting, and there is no imagined composting flavor. Dry composting: put the coffee grounds on the balcony, stir it every day, and put it into the pot after about 10 days. Wet composting: put the coffee grounds on the balcony without stirring it to become moldy. A few days later, it is found to be full of mold, and then mixed with sand and put into the pot.
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