Do strawberry plants like coffee ground?

Serenity22

I have some french inspired coffee that I don’t use it and would like to know if I can sprinkle on my strawberry plants and also blueberry tree. I’ve tried google it, but some websites recommended and some don’t. Anyone with experience????

amancalledgeorge

Probably better off passing it on to a human to consume 😉

Serenity22

amancalledgeorge said:

Probably better off passing it on to a human to consume 😉

Lol

Fairygirl

Coffee is regarded as acidic, which may be useful for blueberries, but it's better to give them a suitable soil medium and a proprietary feed if in pots, or grow in the ground if the soil is right. They need very little help if the latter. 
Totally unnecessary for strawberries. A high potash food is the best feed - tomato food for example.

A common theory is that coffee grounds help keep slugs away.
It's nonsense 

Serenity22

Thank you, Fairygirl. 

frankmcguire1981

Fairygirl said:

Coffee is regarded as acidic, which may be useful for blueberries, but it's better to give them a suitable soil medium and a proprietary feed if in pots, or grow in the ground if the soil is right. They need very little help if the latter. 
Totally unnecessary for strawberries. A high potash food is the best feed - tomato food for example.

A common theory is that coffee grounds help keep slugs away.
It's nonsense 

Agree with it, but there are a lot of kinds of coffee grounds and beans(review) which got different chemical compositions and properties. Anyways, I'd to recommend it but just a little and combine with other fertilizers
Cheers!