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Monitor and Maintain Garden

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Starbucks Gardening hack to control weeds and fertilize for free!!

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After applying the coffee grounds, monitor your garden's progress. The grounds will decompose over time, slowly releasing beneficial nitrogen and other nutrients into the soil, acting as a gentle, long-lasting fertilizer. Rain or watering will help integrate these nutrients and maintain the mulching properties. While coffee grounds significantly reduce weed growth, be aware that a few persistent weeds might still emerge; these will be easier to pull out from the loose, mulched soil. Reapply coffee grounds as needed throughout the growing season, typically every few months, to maintain the desired mulch layer and its benefits.

Goal: Observe your garden for continued benefits and reapply coffee grounds as needed throughout the growing season.

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  • Used Coffee Grounds

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giant trash bag full of this stuff so that's your stoney ridge gardening tip for the day go to starbucks go to your local coffee shop i don't care if it's caribou coffee or starbucks or just a local coffee shop and ask them if they have spent grounds old coffee grounds they're something that really works in your garden and again it helps prevent weeds it helps your soil retain moisture and it helps to feed the plants so as it rains on here some of the nutrients from this coffee will excite my plants and they'll grow up to be big healthy tall tomato plants so guys thanks a lot for joining me here on the stoney ridge i've got a little bit more work to do got to go ahead and finish out this plant bed and we got to stop by we passed three star bucks every single day when we drive to the gym so we might as well stop in grab the spent grounds and put them to use here in our garden thanks a lot guys i really appreciate you coming here for a stoney ridge quick tips video please jump in subscribe the channel i'd love to have you back again all around us here as 150 acres of first generation farm we're building something special we're building something beautiful we're not using fertilizers we aren't subscribing to the typical farm methods we are regenerative farming here on the stoney ridge thanks a lot guys we'll see you next time enjoy i'm gonna put these grounds down

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