The grounds after you make coffee are pretty neutral-they help keep the soil loose and repel some pests just by texture, the coffee before you brew it works well on acid loving plants, such as tomatoes.
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No only acid loving plants.
Yes!
ones that need acids yes...also placing around the plants (outdoors garden flowers) stops slugs and other bugs from your plants
my plants seem to like it
Not all of them. It's good for acid-loving plants.
The grounds after you make coffee are pretty neutral-they help keep the soil loose and repel some pests just by texture, the coffee before you brew it works well on acid loving plants, such as tomatoes.