Do tomato plants like coffee grounds 2024?

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Owen Martinez

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Mixing coffee grounds with wood ash, shredded leaves and lime creates a rich compost, one high in nitrogen that's easy for tomatoes to access. Using grounds to make compost is also a way of lessening their acidity, because in their raw, untreated form, coffee grounds may make the soil too acidic for plants to thrive.
2023-04-26 03:38:40

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Mixing coffee grounds with wood ash, shredded leaves and lime creates a rich compost, one high in nitrogen that's easy for tomatoes to access. Using grounds to make compost is also a way of lessening their acidity, because in their raw, untreated form, coffee grounds may make the soil too acidic for plants to thrive.
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