How do you take your coffee? 🫶🏻 This room has been 5 years in the making. It’s an ever-changing collection of plants I love. There are some constants, like my succulent planter, golden pothos vines, and ficus lyrata, but other plants come and go from this space. My whole family spends a lot of time in here, even though we have other spaces in our home we enjoy as a family nothing quite beats this one 🥰 | House Plant

Putting Coffee In Your Plants Will Surprise You!

Coffee grounds are incredibly useful for the garden. Used coffee grounds have lots of nutrients that plants love! I like to collect a bunch in my old pot and spread them around the garden beds. At the end of the garden season, I still collected my coffee grounds (because I love to drink a lot of coffee). I just throw the coffee grounds in the beds or soil and let it sit for the winter. That way (in theory) my soil is being amended a little bit. I also like to add some coffee grounds to my @vego_

Collecting chicken poop and coffee grounds #composting #compost #chickencoop #dogslife #doglover #puppiesofFacebook #furbaby #GardenGoals #soil #growyourownfood | GroLeafy with Alethea

Can you compost coffee grounds? ☕️ Yes! Coffee grounds can be composted. In fact, they make a great addition to compost because they are high in nitrogen, which is an important nutrient for plant growth.🪴 Shop Subpod now! https://subpod.com/collections/subpod-store | Subpod