Exploring if coffee grounds can tackle mole issues! Join the discussion on their effectiveness in mole removal. Let’s uncover the truth!
Has anyone tried using coffee grounds to get rid of moles in their garden? I’ve heard it can work like a natural repellent.
I’ve been doing this for a few years now, and it seems to keep them at bay. Plus, the plants seem to love the extra nutrients!
I’m skeptical. Moles eat insects, not coffee. Wouldn’t they just ignore the grounds?
From what I’ve read, it’s the caffeine that they don’t like. It can agitate them, so they move elsewhere.
Oh, really? Caffeine has a strong smell, which may help repel moles. I’ll try it!
Yes, how about trying caffeine, it might work for you?
Uh…It’s mostly anecdotal evidence. Still, many organic gardeners swear by coffee grounds for various reasons, including pest control.
Coffee grounds can help with soil aeration and drainage. Even if they don’t deter moles completely, they’re still beneficial to use.
I’ve noticed fewer mole hills since spreading coffee grounds. Could be coincidence, but it’s worth a try!
If you use coffee grounds, ensure you’re not attracting other pests, like ants, which love the sugar in some coffee grounds.