Are coffee grounds really good for all plants? ☕🌱

[aeri.wish]

Hi all! I've heard mixed things about using coffee grounds in the garden. Have you used them? What plants responded well, and which didn't? 😮📝

[caroline9]

Some plants, like my roses and azaleas, absolutely thrive with a sprinkle of coffee grounds around their base. It's like a little wake-up call for them! ☕🌹 On the flip side, I noticed that some more sensitive plants, like my ferns, didn't take too well to the caffeine boost and seemed a bit overwhelmed. 🌿 🙂👌✨👍

[aoriri]

Coffee grounds can benefit plants with their nitrogen content, but their acidity and proper application are important factors. They are suitable for acid-loving plants like azaleas and rhododendrons, but monitoring soil pH and plant health is crucial to avoid problems. 🌱

[Kennethn]

Coffee grounds can be a treat for many plants, but not all! Acid-loving ones like azaleas and hydrangeas thrive on them, but others, like tomatoes, aren't as keen. So, sprinkle wisely and watch your green buddies grow! 🌿☕