ECO TIP OF THE WEEK

REUSE COFFEE GROUNDS If any of the adults in your home make coffee, you may have noticed that after brewing a pot there are leftover coffee grounds in the filter. Many people throw them away, but it’s better for the environment to reuse coffee grounds instead of sending them to a landfill. One excellent option is to help fertilize your potted plants or garden with them. Coffee grounds are high in nutrients like nitrogen, potassium, and magnesium, which help plants thrive. To use as a fertilizer, mix about one part grounds with six parts soil, then add the mixture to your potted plants or use it to top off the soil around plants in your garden.…

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