Experienced summer residents have revealed the “secrets” of using coffee grounds

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When you next make yourself a cup coffee, don't throw away the grounds, as they can be a great help to plants in the garden.

Coffee repels snails

Gardening experts say that spreading coffee grounds around plants is a surefire way to protect them from slugs and snails.

Mollusks will not move on coffee at all. In this way, you will protect young plants from damage.

Coffee grounds are an excellent fertilizer for plants

Coffee grounds contain many nutrients. This fact proves that you can fertilize any plants without problems, because coffee grounds help them grow. At least that's what plant experts say.

Coffee changes the color of colors.

Coffee is an “acid”. Therefore, when it gets into the soil, it changes the pH level of the soil.

Depending on the volume and the initial pH level of the soil, the coffee grounds will change the color of your flowers to blue.