Roots Organics Terp Tea Grow, 40 lb

One-Part Dry Vegetative Fertilizer, NPK 7-1-1, 40lb

Vegetative growth runs on nitrogen more than any other stage, and Terp Tea Grow leans into that with a nitrogen-forward NPK of 7-1-1. The bag combines bat guano, fish bone meal, langbeinite, kieserite, dolomite, soybean meal, feather meal, and kelp meal into a single dry fertilizer, so heavy-feeding vegetative plants get their full amendment mix from one product instead of eight separate bags.

This 40lb bag fits commercial growers mixing Terp Tea Grow into large soil batches ahead of a full vegetative room.

Key Features & Benefits

• NPK 7-1-1 formula — a nitrogen-forward ratio built for heavy-feeding vegetative growth
• Eight-ingredient natural blend — bat guano, feather meal, kelp meal, and five more amendments in one bag
• Flexible feeding methods — mix in large batches ahead of time or apply as controlled point feedings
• Micronized vegetative nutrient — amends directly into any potting soil rather than requiring a separate mix step

Who Should Use Roots Organics Terp Tea Grow

Growers of heavy-feeding, high-yield aromatic plants who want a dry, one-part vegetative fertilizer instead of assembling separate amendments are the fit for Terp Tea Grow.

About Roots Organics

Terp Tea Grow is the vegetative-stage half of Roots Organics' Terp Tea dry fertilizer pair, put together by Aurora Innovations for growers who'd rather amend with one bag than several.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the NPK of Terp Tea Grow?

7-1-1, weighted heavily toward nitrogen for the vegetative stage. That's a granular dry blend, not a liquid concentrate you dilute in water.

What is it derived from?

Bat guano, fish bone meal, langbeinite, kieserite, dolomite, soybean meal, feather meal, and kelp meal. Eight natural ingredients make up the blend.

How is it applied?

As base nutrition worked into the soil before planting, as a top-dress supplement, or measured out for large-batch mixing or controlled point feedings. It suits both large and small-scale gardens.

Can it be amended into potting soil?

Yes, the granules are fine enough to work directly into any potting soil without a separate prep step. There's no soaking or brewing stage to manage before you apply it.