Colchicum kotschyiBoiss (colchicaceae) is one of the sixteen Iranian native colchicum species, containing considerable amount of colchicine. To study the effect of different nutrient levels on corm yield and colchicine content of Colchicum kotschyi Boiss under open field soilless culture, an experiment was performed in a randomized complete design at the Horticultural Research Station of Ferdowsi University of Mashhad, during the 2008-2009. Treatments were three nutrient solutions (included: 100, 60, 150, 105: 150, 67, 200, 158 and: 200, 75, 260, 250 ppm for N, P, K and Ca, respectively) with three replications (five samples per each replication). The uniform corms were collected from the wild environment in August and planted in the pots, containing 50% cocopit+50% perlite, in open field in September and fed by different nutrient solutions. The highest and the lowest fresh and dry yield of corm observed in plants treated by nutrient solution sand, respectively. Maximum and minimum of corm dry matter percent (28.4 and 23%, respectively), maximum and minimum amount of colchicine per gram of dry matter (0.533 and 7.04 mg/g dry matter, respectively) and maximum and minimum of total colchicines yield (0.264 and 2.407 mg/g dry matter) were observed in and nutrient treatments, respectively. The results indicated that the best colchicine yield resulted from the solution of including 150, 67, 200, 158 ppm for N, P, K and Ca, respectively compared to other treatments.