Organic Nutrition for Your Vegetable Garden
Plant-based liquid plant food for strong roots, healthy growth and productive crops
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Go directly to the formula that fits your plants
- Plant-based & mineral-enriched
- Vinasse-free & low in sodium
- Easy to mix with water
Targeted Organic Fertiliser for What You Grow
Garden Gold liquid plant food provides targeted nutrition for vegetables, herbs, flowers, tomatoes, chiles and other actively growing crops. Choose the formula that matches what you grow, mix it with water and apply the solution directly around the roots during the growing season.
Choose the Right Nutrition for Your Vegetable Garden
From broad base nutrition for vegetables and herbs to targeted feeding for tomatoes, chiles and other heavy feeders.
Why Choose Garden Gold for Your Vegetable Garden?
Reliable organic plant food for vegetables, herbs, flowers and fruiting crops.
Easy to apply with water
In 3 simple steps
1. Dose into your watering can
Shake wel and add the correct amount of Garden Gold
2. Top up with water
Mix the feed evenly with the water
3. Water as you normally do
Apply the diluted feed preferably directly around the root zone
Complete feeding program: base nutrition + Sea-Prime
For anyone who wants a simple, complete feeding routine for the vegetable garden.
Combine targeted organic base nutrition with Sea-Prime and alternate the two during the growing season.
Garden & Vegetable Garden Feeding Program
Garden Formula + Sea-Prime
For flowers, vegetables, herbs, and a healthy outdoor space.
Tomato & Chile Feeding Program
Tomato & Chile Formula + Sea-Prime
For tomatoes, peppers, chiles and other heavy feeders and fruiting crops.
See the difference 🌿
Garden Gold supports strong roots — and you can see that in the plant.
Example from our own Sea-Prime growing trial
Before Application
After Application
What Is It Suitable For?
- Vegetables and herbs
- Flowers and ornamental plants
- Tomatoes, chiles and other heavy feeders
- Pots, containers, borders and open ground
- Greenhouses and raised vegetable beds
- Recovery and extra support with Sea-Prime
What Does It Support?
- Strong roots and balanced growth
- Healthy, deep-green leaves
- Flowering, fruit development and harvest
- Recovery during the growing season
- A simple, targeted feeding routine
What’s inside?
- Plant-based nutrients
- Seaweed extract
- Amino acids and plant extracts
- Humic and fulvic acids
- Minerals and trace elements
Choose the formula that fits your plant
Open the tabs: what it’s for, what it does, what’s inside.
- Vegetables and herbs
- Flowers and ornamental plants
- Tomatoes, chiles and other heavy feeders
- Pots, containers, borders and open ground
- Greenhouses and raised vegetable beds
- Recovery and extra support with Sea-Prime
- Strong roots and balanced growth
- Healthy, deep-green leaves
- Flowering, fruit development and harvest
- Recovery during the growing season
- A simple, targeted feeding routine
- Plant-based nutrients
- Seaweed extract
- Amino acids and plant extracts
- Humic and fulvic acids
- Minerals and trace elements
Why Vinasse-Free Matters for the Root Zone
Many liquid organic fertilisers use vinasse as a base. Garden Gold formulas are vinasse-free and low in sodium, helping limit unnecessary salt build-up in soil and potting mix.
Gentle on plants, soil, and garden life
FAQ
Frequently Asked Questions About Vegetable Garden Nutrition
Which Garden Gold Formula Do I Need?
Use Garden Formula as broad base nutrition for vegetables, herbs, flowers, borders, pots and general vegetable-garden use. Choose Tomato & Chile Formula for tomatoes, chiles, peppers, cucumbers, aubergines, courgettes and other heavy feeders and fruiting crops. Use Sea-Prime as an additional seaweed booster alongside your regular base fertiliser.
How Do I Use Garden Gold in the Vegetable Garden?
Shake the bottle well, add the correct amount to your watering can and fill it with water. Then apply the diluted feed directly around the root zone. Always follow the dosage instructions for the chosen formula.
How Much Garden Gold Should I Use?
For Garden Formula and Tomato & Chile Formula, use 5–15 ml per 1 liter of water depending on the season, plant size and growth stage. For Sea-Prime, use 2–10 ml per 1 liter of water depending on the application and growth stage.
How Often Should I Feed?
During active growth, use Garden Gold base nutrition generally once every 1–2 weeks. The correct frequency depends on the crop, season, growth stage and nutritional needs. Feed less often when plants are growing more slowly.
Can I Use Garden Gold for Vegetables and Herbs?
Yes. Garden Formula is developed as broad base nutrition for vegetables, herbs, flowers and garden plants. For fruiting crops and other heavy feeders, choose Tomato & Chile Formula.
Which Plant Food Should I Use for Tomatoes, Peppers and Chiles?
Tomato & Chile Formula is developed for tomatoes, chiles, peppers and other heavy feeders and fruiting crops. The formula supports strong roots, healthy growth, flowering and fruit development.
Can I Combine Sea-Prime with My Base Fertiliser?
Yes. Sea-Prime is intended as an additional seaweed booster alongside Garden Formula or Tomato & Chile Formula. Alternate Sea-Prime with your base fertiliser during the growing season.
Can I Use Garden Gold in Pots, Containers and Open Ground?
Yes. Garden Gold is suitable for plants growing in soil or potting mix, including pots, containers, borders, raised beds, greenhouses and open ground.
Is Garden Gold Suitable for Organic Cultivation?
Yes. Garden Gold products are suitable for organic cultivation, listed in the European Input List and included in the FiBL Input List Germany. They also conform to the relevant standards for biodynamic cultivation under Demeter.
Can I Use Garden Gold in Hydroponics?
No. Garden Gold organic fertilisers are intended for plants growing in soil or potting mix. They are not suitable for hydroponic systems, hydroculture or clay pebbles used as the sole growing medium.
Choose the formula that fits your vegetables, herbs, flowers, tomatoes, chiles and other crops.
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