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    This document provides instructions for growing bitter melon (ampalaya) in recycling baskets on a terrace using organic fertilizers and banana peels. It lists the necessary materials, 18 procedures for planting and caring for the bitter melon plants over 333 days, and a tentative harvest date of September 15, 2023. Fertilizers include watermelon and banana peels, damaged vegetables, and a microbiological organic fertilizer. The procedures describe soaking and planting seeds, adding fertilizer, installing supports, pruning, pollinating, and harvesting the bitter melon.

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    This document provides instructions for growing bitter melon (ampalaya) in recycling baskets on a terrace using organic fertilizers and banana peels. It lists the necessary materials, 18 procedures for planting and caring for the bitter melon plants over 333 days, and a tentative harvest date of September 15, 2023. Fertilizers include watermelon and banana peels, damaged vegetables, and a microbiological organic fertilizer. The procedures describe soaking and planting seeds, adding fertilizer, installing supports, pruning, pollinating, and harvesting the bitter melon.

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    This document provides instructions for growing bitter melon (ampalaya) in recycling baskets on a terrace using organic fertilizers and banana peels. It lists the necessary materials, 18 procedures for planting and caring for the bitter melon plants over 333 days, and a tentative harvest date of September 15, 2023. Fertilizers include watermelon and banana peels, damaged vegetables, and a microbiological organic fertilizer. The procedures describe soaking and planting seeds, adding fertilizer, installing supports, pruning, pollinating, and harvesting the bitter melon.

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    This document provides instructions for growing bitter melon (ampalaya) in recycling baskets on a terrace using organic fertilizers and banana peels. It lists the necessary materials, 18 procedures for planting and caring for the bitter melon plants over 333 days, and a tentative harvest date of September 15, 2023. Fertilizers include watermelon and banana peels, damaged vegetables, and a microbiological organic fertilizer. The procedures describe soaking and planting seeds, adding fertilizer, installing supports, pruning, pollinating, and harvesting the bitter melon.

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    EPP

    Title
    Grow bitter melon on the terrace in used recycling baskets | Growing bitter melon with banana

    Objectives

    Materials Needed

     Ampalaya seeds
     Soil
     Pail or bucket
     Bowl
     Water
     Plastic cups
     Ipa
     Watering can
     Cutter/scissors
     Microbiological organic fertilizer
     Peel of banana
     Watermelon peel
     Plastic bottle (1.5 L)
     Bamboo sticks (balag)
     Rope/noose/alambre
     Damaged veggies

    Procedures
    1. Soak the for 6 hours.
    2. Put the seeds in a plastic cup full of soil then spray some water.
    3. After seven days, put the plants in the bucket full of soil with microbiological organic fertilizer.
    (October 24, 2022)
    4. Put the plastic bottle in the middle of the bucket, it will serve as the fertilizer’s storage area.
    5. Put watermelon peel soaked into organic fertilizer in the plastic bottle.
    6. After 6 days, put the balags or the bamboo sticks beside/inside the bucket then lagyan na ng
    paikot sa taas, yung yayakapan ng ampalaya.
    7. Put damaged veggies to fertilize the plants (fertilizer’s storage area). (October 30, 2022)
    8. After 15 days, put damaged veggies with water on the fertilizer’s storage area. (November 14,
    2022)
    9. After 20 days, prune off the tops so that the tree will have more branches. (December 4, 2022)
    10. After 25 days, check the branches. (December 29, 2022)
    11. After 30 days, put fermented bananas to fertilize the plants. (January 28, 2023)
    12. Prune the sprouts below.
    13. After 35 days, check if may bunga na or flowers. (March 4, 2023)
    14. After 40 days, pollinate to allow the tree to produce more fruit. (April 13, 2023)
    15. After 45 days, put fermented bananas again. (May 28, 2023)
    16. After 60 days, may bunga na, malaki na. (July 27, 2023)
    17. After 50 days, harvest na sis.
    18. Ibenta mo para may pera ka. (September 15, 2023)

    Costing

     Ampalaya seeds - 65 pesos/pack


     Watermelon peel -
     Ipa -
     Plastic cups -
     Microbiological organic fertilizer - 20 pesos (2kL)
     Transportation - 100 pesos
     Alambre -
    Timeline
    (333 days if the starting date is on October 17, 2022)
    Tentative date of harvest: September 15, 2023
    MONDAY (October 17, 2022) – Bumili na ng mga gamit.
    TUESDAY (October 18, 2022) – Tanim na lahat sa cup. Inihalo na yung lupa at microbiological organic
    fertilizer
    WEDNESDAY (October 19, 2022) -

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