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Coffee bean dregs cannot be used directly for curing. They need to be fermented. The coffee bean dregs need to be put into a well-sealed plastic bag and placed in a ventilated and breathable semi-shady environment to prevent the coffee bean dregs from being exposed to direct sunlight. , after waiting for 3-4 days, the coffee bean grounds will begin to release heat and ferment. At this time, the coffee bean grounds should be turned over once a day.

When cultivating flowers, you can bury the successfully fermented coffee bean residues into the soil as base fertilizer to make the soil more fertile, or put the coffee bean residues into clean water to soak and dilute, and then add them along the edge of the flower pot. Pour it into the soil to make the soil slightly acidic and maintain the normal growth of flowers.

When using coffee bean residues, it is best not to spread fertilizer on the flowers, leaves and roots to avoid fertilizer damage to the plants. Moreover, coffee bean residues contain more acidic substances, which is suitable for acid-loving flowers. Use, such as camellia, gardenia, etc., not suitable for alkaline-loving flowers.

Benefits of growing flowers with coffee grounds

1. Avoid animals damaging plants

Coffee grounds can be placed directly next to the soil of tomatoes or corns, or sprinkled Spread in a circle around lettuce, beets, orchids, beans, peas, and other vegetables to prevent rabbits or squirrels from trampling them, and to prevent slugs and snails from damaging your vegetable plants.

2. Promote the growth of seedlings

The decomposed coffee grounds can be mixed directly into the soil, which can ensure the growth of seedlings. When many people sow seeds to propagate flowers, the seeds germinate. The yield is still good, but these seedlings are difficult to grow well, so coffee grounds can provide good nitrogen elements to these seedlings and help them grow healthily.