A study entitled “Comparative Evaluation of Eco-Friendly Inputs on NPK Uptakein Lilium cv. Brindisi” was conducted during 2022-23 and 2023-24 in the Experimental cum Research Farm, SAS, Nagaland University, Medziphema Campus, Nagaland. In the first experiment, treatments wereT₀ (Control), T₁ [Effective Microorganisms (EM)], T₂ (Jeevamrutha), T₃ (Bokashi), T₄ (Panchagavya), T₅ (Azotobacter + Phosphotika), T₆ (EM + Green leaf manure), T₇ (Jeevamrutha + Green leaf manure), T₈ (Panchagavya + Green Leaf Manure), T₉ (Azotobacter + Phosphotika + Green leaf manure) and T₁₀ (Bokashi + Green leaf manure). The treatment T₆ (EM + Green leaf manure) displayed the highest percentage of nitrogen (4.62%) and potassium (3.06%) content on plants, while T₇ (Jeevamrutha + Green leaf manure) exhibited maximum phosphorus (0.102%) content on plants. The highest content of nitrogen (2.38 %) and phosphorus (0.076%) was recorded in T₇ (Jeevamrutha + Green leaf manure), while the maximum potassium (2.20 %) in bulbs was recorded in T₂ (Jeevamrutha). The results revealed that the combined application of Effective microorganisms (EM) and Jeevamrutha in combination with green leaf manure (T₆ and T₇) help maximize the nutrient uptake by leaves as well as in the bulbs.