Liquid Plant Food

Liquid Plant Food by TPS Plant Foods

Liquid plant food built for edible gardens — herbs, greens, tomatoes, peppers — in soil or hydro. The 4-3-6 NPK runs potassium-forward to support fruiting and steady growth, with calcium, magnesium, and a full micronutrient package included so you don't need a separate Cal-Mag supplement. Works in AeroGarden-style countertop systems and in-ground beds alike.

How to Use Liquid Plant Food

MethodAmountHow Often
Simplified (soil or hydro)5 mL (1 tsp) per quart of feedwaterEvery 1–2 weeks
Hydroponic — 2–3 pod models5 mL (1 tsp)At start, then every 2 weeks
Hydroponic — 6–7 pod models10 mL (2 tsp)At start, then every 2 weeks
Hydroponic — 9–12 pod models15 mL (3 tsp)At start, then every 2 weeks

Shake well before using. Target a pH of 5.0–6.0 for best growth, and be careful not to overfeed.

What's Inside

The 4-3-6 ratio (4% nitrogen, 3% phosphate, 6% potash) is potassium-forward — built for edible plants that need to fruit and produce, not just push leaves. The nitrogen is a mix of nitrate and ammoniacal forms plus urea, giving both fast uptake and a longer feeding curve.

Beyond NPK: sea kelp (Ascophyllum nodosum), plus calcium (1%), magnesium (0.5%), sulfur, boron, copper, iron, manganese, and zinc. The Cal-Mag is already in the bottle, so countertop hydro growers don't need to buy and dose it separately.

Made For

All edible plants — lettuce and greens, herbs, tomatoes, peppers, and more — in countertop hydroponic systems, aero gardens, containers, or garden beds.

Problems It Solves

  • Pale, slow lettuce and greens in countertop hydro systems
  • Leggy herbs that never fill out
  • Tomatoes and peppers that flower but set little fruit
  • Needing a separate Cal-Mag supplement for hydro growing

FAQs

How much do I use in my AeroGarden or countertop system?

It depends on pod count: 5 mL for 2–3 pod models, 10 mL for 6–7 pods, 15 mL for 9–12 pods. Add at the start and again every two weeks.

Do I need a separate Cal-Mag?

No. Calcium and magnesium are already included, along with the full micronutrient package, so this works as a standalone feed.

Can I use it in soil, or is it hydro only?

Both. For soil and containers, use the simplified rate — 5 mL (1 tsp) per quart of water every 1–2 weeks.

Is it safe for food crops?

Yes, it's formulated specifically for edible plants. Follow the labeled rates and avoid overfeeding.

What pH should I run?

5.0–6.0 is the target range for best nutrient uptake, particularly in hydroponic systems.

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