Pengaruh Media Tanam dan Dosis Pupuk N, P, dan K Terhadap Pertumbuhan dan Produksi Kemangi (Ocimum Basilicuml.)
The Effect of Planting Media and N, P and K Fertilizer Doses on the Growth and Production of Basil (Ocimum basilicum L.)
Abstract
The efforts to enhance the productivity and quality of basil plants can be achieved by improving the planting medium. Using a combination of topsoil with manure, topsoil with sand, and topsoil with husk charcoal supports the growth and production of the plants. Additionally, applying different doses of N, P, and K fertilizers can increase their growth and production. The objective of these research was to study the effects of planting media and varying doses of N, P, and K fertilizers on the growth and production of Basil (Ocimum basilicum L.). The research utilized a factorial randomized block design with 2 factors. The first factor involved the composition of planting media with 3 types: topsoil with cow manure (3:1), topsoil and sand (3:1), and topsoil and husk charcoal (3:1). The second factor was N, P, and K fertilizers with 4 types: a mixture of fertilizers with 0.5 g Urea, 0.375 g SP-36, 0.5 g KCl; a mixture of fertilizers with 0.5 g Urea, 0.75 g SP-36, 0.5 g KCl; 0.5 g Urea, 0.375 g SP-36, 1 g KCl; and 1 g Urea, 0.375 g SP-36, 0.5 g KCl. The results of these research showed that the planting medium consisting of topsoil with cow manure increased: plant height, leaf count, branch count, shoot/root fresh weight, , shoot/root dry weight, root volume, economic weight, harvest index, chlorophyll A, B, and total. Applying fertilizer with a dose of 1g Urea; 0.375 SP-36, and 0.5g KCl increased plant height, leaf count, branch count, shoot/root fresh weight , shoot/root dry weight, root volume, economic weight, harvest index, chlorophyll A, B, and total. The interaction between the planting media composition and various levels of N, P, and K fertilizer doses increased plant height, leaf count, branch count, shoot/root fresh weight, shoot dry weight, and chlorophyll A, but did not affect the parameters of root dry weight, root volume, economic weight, harvest index, chlorophyll B, and total
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