> > You might want to go easy on the coffee grounds; caffeine is the coffee
> > plant's way to combat insects
>
> Does this stay in the grounds at high levels after they are used? This
has
> been passed down the family, and my Grandma swore by coffee grounds to
> attract worms. It doesnt seem to bother fruit flies either which flock
> around the scrap pail, especially now with all the excess tomatoe parts,
> have to dump daily lucky it's in the garage. Maybe it helps themn wake
up
> in the morning as well =).
>
> Ray
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