Vegetative propagation of chili by cutting offers an alternative method that produce
planting materials genetically identical to the mother. The growth and yield of three hybrids
chili cuttings grown with different compositions of inorganic fertilizer applications were
compared. The hybrids produced as cuttings of UNIB CH13, UNIB CH73, and UNIB CH65
were studied incorporating to fertilizer compositions which consisted of control (no fertilizer
applied), 250 kg Urea /ha + 500 kg TSP /ha + 400 kg KCl /ha, 1214.6 kg NPK (16:16:16)/ha,
and 607.3 kg NPK (16:16:16)/ha + 125 kg Urea/ha + 250 kg TSP /ha + 200 kg KCl /ha). The
results showed that the fertilizer composition and its interaction with hybrids producing
cutting were not significant for all growth and yield. Also, the cuttings of UNIB CH73
produced most fruit (59.50 g/plant) with harvest date at 70.7 days after planting (dap),
followed by UNIB CH13 (47.10 g/plant) with harvest date at 75.4 dap; and UNIB CH65
(21.21 g) with harvest at 64.4 dap.
Keywords
Hybrid chili, Cuttings, Inorganic fertilizers
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