Scotts Organic Plant Food
Good for your plants. Good for the planet.
Looking for a simple way to feed your plants and feel good about it? Our organic plant food is packed with essential nutrients and soil-loving goodness — designed to support healthy growth, lush foliage, and thriving microbes. It’s an easy, eco-friendly solution for every kind of green space, from backyard gardens to balcony pots.
Because great gardens start with great soil. Our formulas are made with the good stuff — organic ingredients that work with nature, not against it. Just shake, pour or sprinkle and let your plants do what they do best… grow.
And no matter how you like to garden, we’ve got a format to suit. From ready-to-use liquids and concentrates, to hose-on sprays, refills, and organic potting mixes — the Scotts Organic range makes feeding your plants easy, sustainable, and fuss-free.
Made with the good stuff...
An eco-friendly organic formula with essential nutrients to enrich the soil and encourage beneficial microbes, stronger plant growth and healthier foliage.
Easy to apply solutions in a range of pack formats! For best results, feed every 1-2 weeks.
It's food for your plants!
A sustainable plant food that won't slow the grow.
It's just simple, easy, plant goodness for your garden that any gardener can use in their green space...no matter how big or small.
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Scotts Organic Range - Frequently Asked Questions
What does the 'Certified Organic' mean?
When we talk about organic gardening, we mean gardening that does not rely on the use of synthetic fertilisers and chemicals and rather places emphasis on building soil health and using natural sources of nutrients to grow healthy plants.
“Certified organic” products are the produce or products made from outputs of certified organic farming systems, whereas “certified allowed inputs” are products assessed as being suitable for use in an organic farm or garden situation to grow organic produce.
The certification provides an assurance that the product has been independently assessed against the Australian Certified Organic Standard as being appropriate for use in organic gardens and farms.
How does it bring my soil to life?
Scotts Organic Plant Food Range contains natural organic fertilisers, fish, humic acid and seaweed. These are rich in minerals, proteins and amino acids which provide a food source for and stimulate the beneficial microbiology in the soil.
How does it nourish and replenish my plants?
By supplying essential minerals, beneficial amino acids and growth hormones in a natural form that are readily plant available. Leading to healthier, more robust plants with better root development and overall growth.
Why do I need to feed every 1-2 weeks?
Feeding your plants regularly provides a steady supply of nutrients, promoting continuous plant growth and soil health. This is particularly beneficial for fast-growing, hungry plants such as vegetables. Regular applications enhance nutrient uptake, improve root development, and maintain optimal soil conditions, resulting in healthier, more productive plants. The application rates specified on the pack are designed to supply the required amount of nutrients when required.
What can I use to measure out dosage?
Common household tools to measure out dosage would include a tablespoon (approx. 20ml in Australia) or alternatively a liquid measuring cup with ml markings. For example, an application rate of 100ml of concentrate would equate to 5 tablespoons. Be sure to wash your measuring tools after use.
What is the best practice to apply Scotts Plant Food pouches i.e., Temperature, time of day, how to best use, any precautions etc.?
The best time of day to feed (or water) your plants is always early in the morning. This timing enhances nutrient uptake and supports photosynthesis throughout the day. Morning feeding also reduces evaporation and nutrient runoff and minimising the risk of fungal growth by allowing foliage to dry before evening.
It says pet & child friendly, but the back of pack has 'keep out of reach of children'?
The product is classified as non-hazardous (in accordance with Australian Work, Health & Safety Regulations) and exposure during or after the recommended use of the product is not expected to be detrimental to humans and pets.
It is, however, good practice to restrict the accessibility of children and pets to all stored garden products generally and do not allow unsupervised use.
Is there a used by date?
There is no specific ’use by’ or expiry date for these products but given the Organic nature of the contents it would be best to use within a few months of opening. Keeping the pouch/hose-on unit sealed and in a cool, dark place between uses will help keep it in the best condition until used up. For pouches, removing excess air before sealing the lid will also help improve shelf life once opened.
If I use Scotts Organic Plant Food on my vegetable garden, can I eat the produce straight away?
There is no withholding period after the application of this product, however we recommend washing produce thoroughly before eating it.
Can I use these products indoor?
Yes, you can use the pour and feed and concentrate to feed your indoor plants, at the rate specified on pack. We would recommend however, to use a product specifically designed to supply the nutrient requirements of indoor plants such as Scotts Osmocote Indoor Plant Range. Scotts Osmocote Controlled Release Fertiliser supplies a 6-month feed.
Why doesn't Scotts Organic Potting Mix and Soil Improver carry the Australian Standards logo?
Scotts Organic products carry 'Certified Allowed Input' accreditation by Australian Certified Organic Limited. This compliance is separate to and different from the Australian Standards for growing media - it instead ensures compliance with the relevant requirements of the Australian Certified Organic Standard (ACOS). Our products are independently audited on an annual basis to ensure they maintain compliance.
Where do the ingredients in the Scotts Organic mix come from and are they organic in origin?
As with all our growing media products, the majority of ingredients are locally sourced. All ingredients, manufacturing processes and handling protocols must comply with the Australian Certified Organic Standard (ACOS). The detailed definitions and requirements for Certified Allowed Inputs under the ACOS can be found in the latest standard document. The document can be requested here.