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Liquid Concentrate Plant Food

More Than Straight NPK

Calcium for cell walls, seaweed extract for stress tolerance and amino acids for metabolism, on top of the NPK.

Sale price$11.50
  • Balanced NPK with trace elements
  • Calcium strengthens cell walls
  • Seaweed extract for stress tolerance
  • Amino acids for nutrient transport
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A concentrate that does more than the usual NPK. Calcium for cell walls, seaweed extract for stress tolerance, amino acids for metabolism, and beneficial bacteria for the soil itself. A small amount goes a long way, it can go on the soil or the leaves, and it suits indoor plants, garden beds and vegetables equally.

Key Features
  • The base. Balanced NPK with trace elements.
  • Calcium. Strengthens cell walls and supports disease resistance.
  • Seaweed extract. Stimulates growth, improves stress tolerance and aids nutrient absorption.
  • Amino acids. Support protein synthesis, nutrient transport and metabolism.
  • Beneficial bacteria. They work on nutrient availability and soil structure.
  • Two ways to apply. Use on soil or as a foliar feed, on houseplants, gardens and vegetables.
  • Size. A 250ml concentrate.
Pūrē Standard
  • It feeds the soil as well as the plant. Most liquid feeds are salts dissolved in water: the plant takes them up and that is the end of it. The beneficial bacteria here work on nutrient availability and soil structure, which is a longer game than a growth spurt.
  • Calcium is the ingredient most feeds leave out. It builds cell walls, and a plant short of it gets weak new growth and is more prone to disease. Including it is a considered choice rather than a headline one.
  • Genuinely concentrated. A small dose per watering, so a 250ml bottle lasts and stores in a drawer rather than taking up a shelf. Less packaging and less freight per feed than a ready-to-use bottle.
  • Where we would like more, and it is a fair amount. The Home Plant Co publish no NPK ratio, no full ingredient breakdown, no dilution rate and no country of manufacture. They are Australian owned and operated and describe themselves as certified horticulturists with thirty years' experience, but for a fertiliser the analysis is the thing you actually want. Check the bottle label, which should carry it.

Overall score:

Category Score
Performance ⭐⭐⭐☆☆ (3.5/5)
Low-Tox & Material Safety ⭐⭐⭐☆☆ (3.5/5)
Sustainability ⭐⭐⭐⭐☆ (4/5)
Manufacturing Transparency ⭐⭐☆☆☆ (2.5/5)
Packaging ⭐⭐⭐☆☆ (3.5/5)
How to Use
  • Dilute. Follow the directions on the label. The Home Plant Co do not publish a ratio online.
  • Soil or leaf. Apply around the root zone, or as a foliar spray onto the leaves.
  • Timing. Feed through the growing season and ease off in winter, when most plants are not growing and cannot use it.
  • Where it works. Indoor houseplants, outdoor gardens and vegetables.
Product Details
  • Ingredients. NPK, trace elements, calcium, seaweed extracts, amino acids and beneficial biology. The Home Plant Co do not publish a full breakdown or an NPK ratio.
  • Size. 250ml concentrate.
  • Application. Soil or foliar.
  • Suitable for. Indoor houseplants, outdoor gardens and vegetables.
  • Origin. The Home Plant Co are Australian owned and operated. They do not state a country of manufacture.
The Home Plant Co Liquid Plant Food Concentrate, 250ml
The Home Plant Co - Liquid Concentrate - Plant Food Sale price$11.50

Our Take

A liquid concentrate that stretches a very long way, which suits both your wallet and a large plant collection. Balanced, gentle and easy to dose. The efficient staple for people whose plant count has quietly got out of hand.

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Frequently asked

What is in this liquid plant food?

A concentrated feed with balanced NPK and trace elements, plus calcium for cell walls, seaweed extracts for stress tolerance, amino acids for metabolism and beneficial bacteria for the soil. The Home Plant Co do not publish a full breakdown or an NPK ratio.

How do I use the liquid plant food?

Dilute according to the label directions, then apply either to the soil around the root zone or as a foliar spray onto the leaves. Feed through the growing season and ease off in winter.

What do the seaweed extracts do?

They stimulate growth, improve stress tolerance and help your plants absorb nutrients more effectively.

What plants can I use it on?

Indoor houseplants, outdoor gardens and vegetables. It is a general purpose feed rather than a specialist one.

Where is it made?

The Home Plant Co are Australian owned and operated, run by certified horticulturists. They do not state a country of manufacture. This listing is the 250ml concentrate.

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Description

A concentrate that does more than the usual NPK. Calcium for cell walls, seaweed extract for stress tolerance, amino acids for metabolism, and beneficial bacteria for the soil itself. A small amount goes a long way, it can go on the soil or the leaves, and it suits indoor plants, garden beds and vegetables equally.

Key Features
  • The base. Balanced NPK with trace elements.
  • Calcium. Strengthens cell walls and supports disease resistance.
  • Seaweed extract. Stimulates growth, improves stress tolerance and aids nutrient absorption.
  • Amino acids. Support protein synthesis, nutrient transport and metabolism.
  • Beneficial bacteria. They work on nutrient availability and soil structure.
  • Two ways to apply. Use on soil or as a foliar feed, on houseplants, gardens and vegetables.
  • Size. A 250ml concentrate.
Pūrē Standard
  • It feeds the soil as well as the plant. Most liquid feeds are salts dissolved in water: the plant takes them up and that is the end of it. The beneficial bacteria here work on nutrient availability and soil structure, which is a longer game than a growth spurt.
  • Calcium is the ingredient most feeds leave out. It builds cell walls, and a plant short of it gets weak new growth and is more prone to disease. Including it is a considered choice rather than a headline one.
  • Genuinely concentrated. A small dose per watering, so a 250ml bottle lasts and stores in a drawer rather than taking up a shelf. Less packaging and less freight per feed than a ready-to-use bottle.
  • Where we would like more, and it is a fair amount. The Home Plant Co publish no NPK ratio, no full ingredient breakdown, no dilution rate and no country of manufacture. They are Australian owned and operated and describe themselves as certified horticulturists with thirty years' experience, but for a fertiliser the analysis is the thing you actually want. Check the bottle label, which should carry it.

Overall score:

Category Score
Performance ⭐⭐⭐☆☆ (3.5/5)
Low-Tox & Material Safety ⭐⭐⭐☆☆ (3.5/5)
Sustainability ⭐⭐⭐⭐☆ (4/5)
Manufacturing Transparency ⭐⭐☆☆☆ (2.5/5)
Packaging ⭐⭐⭐☆☆ (3.5/5)
How to Use
  • Dilute. Follow the directions on the label. The Home Plant Co do not publish a ratio online.
  • Soil or leaf. Apply around the root zone, or as a foliar spray onto the leaves.
  • Timing. Feed through the growing season and ease off in winter, when most plants are not growing and cannot use it.
  • Where it works. Indoor houseplants, outdoor gardens and vegetables.
Product Details
  • Ingredients. NPK, trace elements, calcium, seaweed extracts, amino acids and beneficial biology. The Home Plant Co do not publish a full breakdown or an NPK ratio.
  • Size. 250ml concentrate.
  • Application. Soil or foliar.
  • Suitable for. Indoor houseplants, outdoor gardens and vegetables.
  • Origin. The Home Plant Co are Australian owned and operated. They do not state a country of manufacture.