Coffee grounds green fertilizer two kinds of coffee coffee picking coffee net

As a green raw material, coffee grounds can be fertilized to nitride-loving plants and most seasonal plants and onions. Scatter coffee grounds in the flowerpots of acidic plants cultivated at home, such as azaleas, roses, camellia, Milan, etc., can help produce more beautiful and brighter flowers. Coffee grounds mixed with brown ingredients such as withered leaves and hay are good compound fertilizers and can prevent the root system from attracting insects. But it is best to wait for fermentation before mixing with the soil, rather than pouring it directly into the flowerpot, because only after fermentation can it become a nutrient absorbed by flowers, and the heat generated in the fermentation process will burn the flowers to death. So, save the coffee grounds to a certain amount, mix them in the soil, pour some water on them, and cover them with plastic bags. After a summer, it was completely fermented, and the natural excellent organic flower fertilizer was born.