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Bristol R.I. USA

After seeing the Steven Connelly's video's he has a system of using composted leaves, coffee grounds and cow manure and applies it to his plants as a foliar spray. Am I correct on this and is that the correct thing to do. I was told by a gardener to add all organtic matter, Grass clippings, coffee grounds, table scraps, egg shells but no meat and let it rot out for a few weeks. After the heat has gotten to it and it's rotted. You take the soupy mixture and add it to your sprayer and foliar feed at least once a week. Is doing this correct. I have a limitless amount of coffee grounds courtesy of the local Dunkin Donuts.

5/27/2009 11:40:11 AM

San Jose [email protected]

there is a bit more to it than that, look up composting on the internet. once you get your stuff composted then you can make a nice tea.

you can add a lot of coffee grounds in the fall, to till in your dirt without composting if you like

5/29/2009 8:50:50 PM

Oklahoma State Record Holder

I added probably 100 lbs to mine last fall.

5/30/2009 6:45:07 AM