Coffee grounds are not detrimental unless the plant you are placing them around needs a soil pH which is more on the alkaline side of the scale. Plants that are "acid loving" like azaleas and roses can benefit. I don't like putting down coffee grounds because they can become moldy. I prefer to reuse the coffee grounds to make a weaker solution and water the plants with that. You can add coffee grounds to a compost pile instead.
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Coffee grounds are not detrimental unless the plant you are placing them around needs a soil pH which is more on the alkaline side of the scale. Plants that are "acid loving" like azaleas and roses can benefit. I don't like putting down coffee grounds because they can become moldy. I prefer to reuse the coffee grounds to make a weaker solution and water the plants with that. You can add coffee grounds to a compost pile instead.
Yes if over applied it is very acidic