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Don't throw away your coffee grounds or egg shells, instead as you turn the potting soil in your house plants, add the grounds and shells for healthier house plants. This can also be used in vegetable gardens for larger crop yields.
By Ldonston
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Post By Sokridanny Bunt (Guest Post)
(03/28/2008)
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How does the eggshells help the plant grow and stay healthy, do you also add water?
Editor's Note: The eggshells add calcium to the soil.
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Post By gary (Guest Post)
(02/08/2008)
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What nutrients are in egg shells and coffee grounds that help the plants?
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Post By Heather (Guest Post)
(11/03/2007)
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Don't use milk to treat your garden, the sugars aren't right. Eggshells are good if they are composted or crushed and mixed with coffee grounds and grass cuttings for the garden. (Go easy on the grass cuttings here, a lawn does fine with mulched grass repeatedly during the summer, but your garden will be buried!) I'm interested in trying the "freeze" method on the coffee grounds for this winter!
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I would be prudent w/ grounds and egg shells...they can cause mold, fungus and attract pests...I do amend my potting soil w a 10/10/10 fertilizer (I always have a huge covered contained in my garage) & once planted, their first watering is with Thrive -- I also like Jobe plant sticks -- all of these are easy on the budget. I hate plant pests -- grounds & egg shells are great for compost. I would NEVER use milk --that's a new one on me cj in camas wa
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Post By mini (Guest Post)
(03/08/2007)
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I was just looking for an organic fungus treatment and I found that milk does the trick. 1 part milk to 9 parts water sprayed on the fungus. Maybe the suggetion to use milk is to hinder the growth of fungus? Why not try?
(now I was looking to see if I could use egg shells for planting seedlings[yes, you can]. that's how i found this thread).
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using milk and egg mixture for gardening?
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Post By fabian (Guest Post)
(03/08/2007)
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I was told to use eggs and milk to prep my soil for gardening what do you think?
Editor's Note: I've never heard this. Egg shells and coffee grounds maybe. Anybody hear this?
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Post By Karen Zapotok (Guest Post)
(08/31/2006)
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Hello, What temperature would I bake the egg shells and how long. I have been told this is better than raw eggs shell. If this is true, why is it better. Thank you for your time. Karen
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Post By angelcat (Guest Post)
(07/10/2005)
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Yes, coffee grounds do get moldy if left in a bin(or bucket), in a warm kitchen. Put in freezer until you are ready to use, then unthaw and use. Egg shells will be fine, just let dry and crush.
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Post By Dawn (Guest Post)
(01/13/2005)
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I'm curious. Do the coffee grounds spoil or get moldy. How should I save the egg shells and grounds if I am not ready to use the mixture just yet?
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