Effect Distribution of POC Cow Urine and Tea Dregs Compost Gives a Respone to Growth and Production in Green Eggplant (Solanum molongena L)

Abstract

The aims of the study was investigating the effect of POC from Cow Urine and Tea Compost on Production of Green Eggplant. The research was conducted by performing factory randomized block design consisting two factor, namely: 1) the treatment factor for bovine urine concentration (U) which consisted of 4 levels, namely: U0 = without giving POC cow urine (control); U1 = administration of cow urine POC with a concentration of 40 ml / l of water; U2 = administration of POC cow urine with a concentration of 80 ml / l of water; U3 = administration of cow urine POC with a concentration of 100 ml / l of water, and 2) The tea waste dose treatment factor (T) which consists of 4 levels, namely: T0 = without the administration of tea waste compost (control); T1 = administration of tea waste compost at a dose of 1 kg / plot; T2 = administration of tea waste compost at a dose of 2 kg / plot; T3 = administration of tea waste compost at a dose of 3 kg / plot, each treatment was repeated 2 times. The parameters observed in this study were plant height, number of branches, production per sample, number of fruits per sample and production per plot. From this research conclusions can be drawn, namely: 1) Giving cow urine has a significant effect on plant height, number of branches, production per sample, number of fruits per sample and production per sample of green index eggplant plants. In this case, the results showed that giving cow urine with a concentration of 80 ml / l of water was the best treatment in supporting the growth and production of index green eggplant plants. 2) The application of tea waste compost had no significant effect on plant height, number of branches, production per sample, number of fruits per sample and production per sample of forefinger green eggplant plants.