"Instead of fussing with coffee grounds, amend soil with organic matter (such as well-aged compost or worm castings) before planting, and then feed the plants with compost tea and/or a side ...

Banana peels are loaded with potassium, an important nutrient for plant health. To use them as a source of nutrients, just ...

Tea is ingrained in British culture, many of us will happily indulge in at least one cuppa a day, if not more. But while most ...

“These spent coffee grounds can be used in your garden as free plant feed. They are rich in plant nutrients, so add a handful when watering, or mix into your compost, or add to your potting mixes.

So there is a handy hack to get rid of the pests using old coffee grounds. You simply sprinkle coffee grounds on your garden around your plants. This is because coffee grounds ‘contain a chemical ...

Simply brew it like regular coffee grounds — in a filter coffee maker ... Black and green teas are both made from the Camellia sinensis plant, but black tea undergoes a fermentation process ...