"ScratchMonkey" wrote in message
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I toss my grounds in an old dishwashing powder tub. When the tub is full,
I
use it to fill the ruts in the empty field across the road. Is it ok to
use
with seedlings in starting planters?

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Coffee grounds are quite acidic. Don't get excited when I say that a higher
than normal acidity level in soil may help ward off some diseases FOR A
SHORT TIME, because in the long run, most of the seeds you grow probably
won't like the pH. Or, maybe in the short run. Just don't do it.