Converting Fertilizer Instructions From Grams to TablespoonsUpdated 3 months ago

If  you prefer tablespoons instead of grams, here’s the simple rule:

1 tablespoon (tbsp) ≈ 15 grams (g) of dry nutrient mix

Below are the tablespoon equivalents for both the Organic and Standard feeding programs.

Organic Nutrient Program (Tablespoon Conversion)

Seedling Stage (Weeks 1–2)

• Water: 8 liters
  

• Seedling Booster: 1.5 tbsp
  
  

Vegetative Stage (Weeks 1–4)

• Water: 8 liters
  

• Growtime Nutrients: 1.5 tbsp
  
  

Flowering Stage (Weeks 1–8)

• Water: 24 liters
  

• Flowertime Nutrients: 4 tbsp
  

• Plant Booster: 1.5 tbsp (used only in Weeks 7–8)
  
  

Standard NPK Nutrient Program (Tablespoon Conversion)

Seedling Stage (Weeks 1–2)

• Water: 8 liters
  

• Seedling Booster: 0.25 tbsp
  
  

Vegetative Stage (Weeks 1–4)

• Water: 8 liters
  

• Growtime Nutrients: 0.5 tbsp
  
  

Flowering Stage (Weeks 1–8)

• Water: 24 liters
  

• Flowertime Nutrients: 1.5 tbsp
  

• Plant Booster: 0.33 tbsp (used only in Weeks 7–8)
  
  

Tips

• Mix nutrients thoroughly before feeding
  

• Store unused dry nutrients in a cool, dry place
  

• Keep ratios consistent if scaling recipe up or down