Effectiveness of AB Mix and Liquid OrganicFertilizer from Coconut Water and Eggshellson Hydroponic Pakcoy Growth
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.56060/bdv.2026.5.2.3031Abstract
Pakcoy (Brassica rapa L.) is cultivated hydroponically with AB Mix
nutrients that have the potential to pollute the environment. This study aims
to analyze the efficiency and determine the best formulation for reducing
AB Mix through the addition of liquid organic fertilizer, coconut water and
eggshells to the growth of pakcoy. The study used a complete randomized
design with four treatments and a test. The results showed that treatment
one provided optimal growth, treatment two had a noticeable effect on plant
height, stem diameter, and leaf area, Treatments three and four had no effect.
The best formulation to reduce AB Mix is the two-dose treatment. Farmers
can reduce the risk of environmental pollution and make pakcoy crispier
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