Its called LACP or 802.3ad and that has it http://www.tp-link.com/en/products/details/cat-40_TL-SG2210P.html#specifications

I know this is two years old but I was looking to achieve the same thing. I was looking to trunk VLANs to an ESXi host and via an up-link to another TL-SG3424 switch. and I could not find anything specific to achieve this on the TL-SG2210P, so ended up creating all the VLANs manually and adding the ports as tagged to the VLAN,

I do not believe the answer given is the correct answer. LACP seem to be to do with LAG, (link aggregation groups) rather than VLAN trunking. I did try messing with this, but was unable to achieve anything.

This seems like a bit of a phaff but is OK for a few VLANs, but I wouldn't like to configure 4094 this way.