Experienced gardeners never throw away spent coffee, as it can be safely used on the site.
This valuable product can not only "decorate" the compost, but can also become a full-fledged top dressing or a component for spraying.
However, for this you need to know just a few simple rules.
What are they?
Coffee pomace that has been served with sugar, syrups, or other flavor enhancers should not be used on the site.
In addition, coffee grounds must be properly stored so that mold does not appear.
To do this, the coffee is first dried.
If you want radishes and carrots to grow tasty and large, then the planting material is first mixed with coffee pomace.
In addition, it will help drive pests out of the garden.
Many gardeners know that flowers will grow much more readily if coffee is introduced into the soil in small quantities.
The same trick is relevant for indoor plants.
If you want to defeat pests, then you should periodically carry out coffee-based spraying.
Almost all insects are afraid of the aroma of a such drink.