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Angel B.
6 years ago
I love mushrooms and I really need to try this.
Wendeline StGeorge P.
6 years ago
Sounds cool - we're going to try it!
Barbara C.
6 years ago
Coffee grounds are much cleaner than hay and horse manure, the traditional way of growing mushrooms!
Joe C.
6 years ago
Very informative
antoinette v.
6 years ago
I put coffee grands in my garden.
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