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    If coffee grinds are supposed to be good for plants, what about just watering plants with stale coffee sometim

    By admin | October 13, 2009

    I have a pot of coffee left over from yesterday. I usually save the grinds for my raised bed garden, and it just occurred to me to just use the stale coffee. What do you think?

    Topics: coffee excellence | 1 Comment »

    One Response to “If coffee grinds are supposed to be good for plants, what about just watering plants with stale coffee sometim”

    1. Bobbys_life Says:
      October 13th, 2009 at 8:09 am

      It’ll definitely keep the plants awake.

      It should be fine, good way to utilize something that would probably just go down the drain

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