Growth and yield of Green Chili Pepper (Capsicum

annum) as influenced by different organic fertilizer

BY GROUP 2:
ABDULATIP, SAID JHADE
AMPATUAN, ALLYZA
CALVARIDO, CRISBERT
LICTAWA, EMERALD JOY R.
INTRODUCTION

Capsicum annuum
Long chili (Capsicum annuum), also referred to as siling
haba or siling panigang, is extensively grown in the
Philippines.
The basic purpose of fertilizer application in soil is to
improve the nutrient status and quality of soil by
enriching it with nutrients which it lacks.
Organic fertilizers are derived from
biological or living materials.
Inorganic fertilizers are derived from non-living sources
and include most of our man-made, petroleum fertilizers
and commercial fertilizers.
Objective of the Study
1. To identify the different effects of Treatment 1, 2, and 3 among the
growth and yield of green chili pepper.
2. To identify the effect of using organic fertilizer to the growth and
yield of green chili pepper.
3. To identify the effect of using inorganic fertilizer to the growth and
yield of green chili pepper.
4. To know who have the more yield of green chili pepper.
5. To identify which among the 3 treatments are more effective and
less effective in terms of the growth and yield of green chili pepper.
Time and Place

The study will take at Sultan Kudarat State

University Access Campus, Barrio 2 EJC Montilla
Tacurong city Sultan Kudarat, under the supervision
of Mrs. Lodifel Deypalan Agri 311 subject instructor,
from the month of October 2022 to January of 2023.
Materials and Methodology

Materials Methods
• Green chili pepper
True Experimental Design
• Sacks
- This study will be utilizing Randomized Complete
• Garden soil
• Coco coir Block Design (RCBD) with three (3) treatments
• Rice hull replicated three (3)x, the treatment are the following:
- T1 Control
• Bio N
- T2 organic fertilizer
• 14-14-14
- T3 synthetic/inorganic fertilizer
Field Lay-out
Seed preparation
Transplanting
Fertilizer application
Care and management
Data gathered
Statistical analysis