Coffee Grounds

Coffee grounds can be a beneficial soil additive when used appropriately. Consider their potential benefits, use them in moderation, and prioritize the specific needs of your plants and soil for optimal results. 

Benefits:

Nitrogen content: Coffee grounds offer a slow-release source of nitrogen, a crucial nutrient for plant growth.Improved soil structure: They can improve drainage and aeration by loosening compacted soil and promoting the growth of beneficial microbes.Moisture retention: The grounds can help retain moisture in the soil, potentially reducing watering needs.Worm attractant: They can attract earthworms, which benefit the soil by aerating it and adding nutrients.Mildly acidic: In small amounts, the acidity can be beneficial for acid-loving plants like blueberries and azaleas.