Everything about used coffee grounds for compost and fertilizer
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Ground to Ground on a stamp
Just picked up the ground to ground rubber stamp, and one of those containers of black ink. I had to wait to get the ink, and in the meantime tried to use it with food colouring, and that did not work out so well. I thought to add flour to the food colouring, but then…
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I am inventor?!
The patent titled ‘An improved wrapping and card assembly’ came from a problem – too many kids parties!
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Collecting Coffee Grounds at work
Thank you to a highly skilled photographer, we have capture the elusive suited Genziuk in his natural habitat. Holding meetings in the communal cafe has taken on a whole new level of satisfaction since starting to collect all the grounds that are coming out of those machines. Every time one of those buttons gets pressed…
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From little things big things grow
There is more to my gardening than coffee grounds. Just a little. I went on a fruit tree spending splurge from a heritage nursery in late April, and took delivery in middle of July. It was a long wait to get these babies. The collection comprises: This is what the Lapin looks like about 1…
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The garden – August 10
The garden is progressing well despite the cold, wet month. Snow peas are flourishing, and broad beans are about to bloom. Learning from the lack of winter sunlight, plans to optimize plot placement and utilize green manure are in place. With horse manure breaking down and seedlings on the horizon, the future looks promising.
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Mould on Coffee Grounds: What It Is and How to Handle It
The post discusses the growth of mold on used coffee grounds in a shed. The author observes different fungi growth and explains that it’s a natural part of decomposition. They suggest ways to handle moldy coffee grounds, including collecting fresh grounds from local cafes. Precautions for handling and using the grounds are also mentioned.
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New soil with coffee grounds
The process of making coffee compost for plants and the garden is incredibly rewarding. By utilizing organic kitchen waste and coffee grounds, the compost bin efficiently transforms material into nutrient-rich soil. Even in winter, the compost steams, showcasing its effectiveness. With dedication, daily kitchen scraps can be naturally repurposed, creating a sustainable cycle.
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I See You See
At twenty three hundred hours our forces engaged the insurgents and due to good intelligence they were taken completely by surprise Around 11 at night soldiers kicked in our front door and started shooting at everyone even my mother killed in her sleep Our forces did sustain a number of casualties in the pursuing actions…
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The Crest
He woke with a dull ache in the neck and when he tilted his head enough the comb touched an open sore where maggots grew fat She approached the shed drawn by a noise teesh not from the ventilation fans ta teesh like a metal brush tapping cardboard teesh and when she got inside to…
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Ground to Ground in the Office
Recycling Coffee Grounds It took me a little while to figure out that all those office coffee machines were spitting out a healthy quantity of grounds. And it was in one of those moments that I had flashbacks of my decade in corporate life (as in office life), and how many tray loads of used…
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Garden gym
I did a good deal of lifting on the weekend. First off, I found a place in Lysterfield with a herd of horses that, I think, make a lot of crap. So much of it that I was able to buy 30-40 kilo sacks of it for $2 a piece. About 300 kilos of it…
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Giant Earthworms with Coffee Grounds: Mega Worm in the Garden
I unearthed the beast of Bentleigh in my garden! It’s the biggest worm I’ve seen, thanks to my coffee ground magnet. Not as grand as the Giant Gippsland Earthworm, but still impressive! Picturing David Attenborough narrating its adventures. Here’s to many more mega worms gracing my garden with their presence!