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Department of Education
NATIONAL CAPITAL REGION
SCHOOLS DIVISION OFFICE OF CALOOCAN CITY
Caloocan City Business High School
Sikatuna Ext. Urduja Village, Caloocan City
The Use of Rice Water as an Alternative Fertilizer for the

Growth of Vigna Radiata (Monggo)
John Michael M. Cabrillos*
Eunice Jewell B. Brillantes
Hazel Rose D.J. Buenaflor
Eduard Ernest Nivera
12 STEM-Becquerel
Mr. Henry Peralta
Research Adviser
Address: Sikatuna Ext. Urduja Village, Caloocan City

Telephone No. 260-2955
FB Page: Caloocan City Business High School
School ID: 319707
Email Address: 319707@deped.gov.ph
APPROVAL SHEET
This Capstone Research entitled “THE USE OF RICE WATER AS AN ALTERNATIVE
FERTILIZER FOR THE GROWTH OF VIGNA RADIATA (MONGGO)” prepared and
submitted by John Michael M. Cabrillos, Eunice Jewell B. Brillantes, Hazel Rose D.J.
Buenaflor, and Eduard Ernest C. Nivera in partial fulfillment of the requirements in the
subject Capstone Research for the strand Science, Technology, Engineering, and
Mathematics (STEM) in accordance to DepEd Memorandum DM-CI-2020-00085 has
been examined and subsequently approved for
acceptance.
HENRY E. PERALTA
Research Adviser/ OIC-SGH Mathematics
SONIA L. ANNANG
MT1/STEM Focal Person/ OIC- Assistant SHS Principal for Academics

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ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
This study will not be possible to be successful without the participation and assistance of the
people who are involved in this research.
First of all, the researchers thank God, the Almighty, for giving wisdom and blessings throughout
the research to be completely successful.
Second, the researchers would like to express their gratitude and appreciation to the Research
Adviser, Mr. Henry Peralta. For teaching, giving guidance, his valuable comments to improve the
study, and being hands-on. The completion of this research will not be successful without the
knowledge that he shared and his support.
Third, to the parents who are not getting tired to understand and support the researchers. The
researchers are expressing their appreciation for letting the researchers go out and conduct
research despite of the pandemic.
Lastly, thank you to the rare individuals who helped the researchers to finish this study. The
researchers are extending their appreciation in each one of you for supporting and being one of
their inspiration.

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ABSTRACT
Rice water is the water used for cleaning and washing rice grains, it is composed of NPK or
Nitrogen for leaf growth, Phosphorus for inhibiting root seed, and Potassium for shoot length and
strengthening, these components are the vital ingredients that makes up the fertilizer. According to
Cj Sedlacek, (Is too much fertilizer a problem, 2020) Fertilizers provide crops with nutrients like
potassium, phosphorus, and nitrogen, which allow crops to grow bigger, faster. The purpose of this
study is to find a fertilizer that is feasible, credible, budget friendly and less usage of synthetic
fertilizer. The Researchers used a True Experimental Design. To test if there's a significant
difference in using a different rice as fertilizer, The researchers made a 2 groups named as Group A
with the application of Jasmine Rice Water and Group B with the application of Dinorado Rice
Water. The result of the experiment shows that when it comes to shoot length the Group B with
the application of Dinorado Rice water has a higher average result than in the Group A while in
terms of Overall Root length the Group A with the application of Jasmine Rice water has a higher
average than the Group B

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TABLE OF CONTENTS
Page
i. PRELIMINARIES
Title page i.
Approval Sheet ii
Acknowledgments iii
Abstract iv
Table of Content v
ii. BODY
Introduction Background of the study 1
Rationale 2
Research Questions 3
Hypothesis 4
Assumptions 4
Scope and Limitations 4
Methodology Research Design 5
Locale of the study 5
Sampling 5

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Data Collection 7
Research Instrument (Validity and Reliability) 7
Data Analysis Plan 8
Ethical Issues 8
Results and Discussion 9
Discussion 11
iii. END MATTER
References 13
Approval Sheet 15
Research Instrument 16
Data Sets 17
Experimentation 19
Curriculum Vitae 21

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Tables and Figures
Table 1
Growth of the Plant
No. of Leaves Average Length of Average Length of N

the Roots (cm) the Stem (cm)
GROUP A 2 6.06 10.68 30
GROUP B 2 5.57 12.34 30
Table 2
Significant Difference of Dinorado Rice Water and Jasmine Rice Water
z-test p-value alpha

z p a
-2.728 0.0032 0.05

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Introduction
Background of the Study
In the midst of pandemic where people are quarantined on their homes, Gardening gives enjoyment
for those people who suffered from anxiety, depression and stress they have chosen gardening as their
coping mechanism. Engagement in Gardening can help in various ways. It improves environment, enhances
people’s mental health and provides food for daily needs. According to Hall (2020) Interacting with nature,
especially with the presence of water, can increase self-esteem and mood, reduce anger, and improve
general psychological well-being with positive effects on emotions or behavior. Lowering stress-hormones
and providing us with a sense of reward, are just two of the ways gardening can be good for our mental well-
being. Middleton (2018) said that Gardening is a form of exercise that can be good for you as it helps to
release endorphins, the hormone that helps to make people feel satisfied and relaxed. Many people use
synthetic fertilizer on their plant and some people use organic fertilizer like rice water,
As Mentioned by Ricepedia (2013), Rice is the most important food crop of the developing world and
the staple food of more than half of the world’s population. Rich in nutrients and vitamins and minerals, it an
excellent source of complex carbohydrates. It is considered the ultimate staple in Filipino food because it is
present in every household and is more than likely part of every Filipino's meal. According to the D.A.
Communications Group (2020), the PSA reported that on average, a Filipino consumes a total of 118.81
kilograms (kg) annually. On an Average day, Filipinos use 2-3 Liters of water per day to cook rice but they
tend to throw it away because they don’t have knowledge about the important substances that is present in
the rice water. Rice Water can also use in different ways, like, it is good for your health and for your skin.
But, why does people use rice water on their plants. Rice water also contains valuable nutrients for
houseplants. Using it is also a wonderful way to conserve water and a great way to take some of the worry
out of over-fertilizing (John, 2016). The starches from leftover rice water will help encourage beneficial soil
bacteria call Lacto Bacilli that can help feed the good fungi like mycorrhizae. Which in turn feeds the plants
roots, making it grow

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stronger, healthier and more resistant to diseases. This waste water can also be used as organic fertilizer
that can improve soil fertility, increase plant growth And production and contain
compounds or elements that can be used as a source of nutrients for Microbes. According to Mateescu
(2017) rice wash is rich in basic nutrients for plant growth such as N, P, K but in the same time it is rich in
sugars, mainly amidon but also other carbohydrates.
Vigna Radiata (Monggo Beans), One of the most widely-grown plant in the Philippines, and also the
commonly used plant for experiment is Vigna Radiata. They are small in size, ovoid in shape, and green in
color popularly known worldwide as monggo bean, or simply monggo. It is an excellent crop for green
manuring, because it matures early, grows fast and produces abundant vegetative tops. Adequate site
selection and soil preparation, timing to maximize temperature, rainfall and other considerations help to
ensure bean plant growth and productivity (Ryczkowski, 2018). In order for the monggo seeds to grow, they
will need to be exact amount of exposure to sunlight, sufficient amount of water, plenty of nutrients
from the soil, and air. Mung beans are a good choice for this experiment because they are small seeds and
can grow in compact places. For variations of the soil experiment, use different amounts of water, sunlight
and fertilizer to observe how these factors affect plant growth.
Rationale
This study was conducted to help people who wants to learn, try, and loves gardening. The study
that is being conveyed by the researchers are convenient, feasible and safe for everyone. New knowledges
can be found in this paper that can help you in Gardening. The purpose of fertilizer is to supplement
essential nutrients in the soil needed by all plants for healthy, vigorous growth. Contrary to popular belief,
fertilizers are not plant food. Plants manufacture their own food from water and carbon dioxide through
photosynthesis. Fertilizers instead provide the nutrients plants need to grow, Without fertilizers, nature
struggles to replenish the nutrients in the soil. When crops are harvested, important nutrients are removed
from the soil, because they follow the crop.

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To grow strong, healthy, and verdant plants, good nourishment and environment is a need. Water,
air, light, soil nutrients, and the correct temperature for the right plants are the most basic factors to make a
plant grow faster and bigger. Unlike chemically processed fertilizers, rice water is a natural fertilizer. Making
rice water as an alternative fertilizer can save you money from buying the commercial fertilizers.
As stated by Rice Water Project (2011), Rice water is a kind of naturally occurred fertilizer and it
doesn’t undergo chemical process. This can help to reduce the use of electric current and material of
industry. Also, rice water can act as natural fertilizer to promote plant growth and replace chemically made
fertilizer to save the environment.
Research Questions
This study determined and compare the effect of rice water to the growth of Vigna Radiata ( Monggo Plant ).
Furthermore, it addressed the following questions:
1. Does the rice water can be an alternative fertilizer for the Vigna Radiata ( Monggo )
2. Does the rice water influence the growth of the plant in terms of:
A. Length of the roots
B. Height of the plant
C. Leaf production
3. Is there a significant difference between using jasmine rice water and Dinorado rice water to the
growth of the Vigna Radiata ( Monggo )

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Hypothesis
H0: There is no significant difference upon applying fertilizer made out of Jasmine rice water to the
growth of Vigna Radiata (Monggo) than that with a Dinorado rice water
Assumption
The researchers assumed that all of the mung beans is the same type. When planting the mung
beans, the researchers used the same type of soil for two groups, researchers expects that the two groups
will have a fair and non-bias results. Also, Since the rainy season is coming, the researchers assumed that the
Plants will not have sufficient sunlight due to the unpredictable weather.
Scope and Delimitations of the Study
This study seeks to assess if the application of rice water will have a significant difference in the
growth of Vigna Radiata (Monggo) seed, thus, the entirety of the study comprises of mere experimentation
about the effectiveness of utilizing it so, it will focus on evaluating the plant growth, specifically, it’s shoot
length, production of the leaf, length of the roots, and the height of the plant. As stated by Peters C. (2020)
You can tell if the plant is healthy by looking at the stems, the roots, and the entire look of the plants. The
researchers used standard soils in order to have an accurate measurement of the data, different variety of
soils might tell different data because the sample aren’t in the same environment. The experiment was done
in the researchers home.

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Methodology
Research Design
The Research design that the researchers used is the True Experimental Research Design, where the
Researchers make a two-group design that consists of Group A where Jasmine Rice Water is used and Group
B where Dinorado Rice Water is used and the result of this 2 groups are compared to see if there’s a
significant difference between the two groups. There are two Variables present in these study, The
independent variable which is the Rice Water and the dependent variable which is the Vigna Radiata
( Monggo Beans )
Locale of the Study

The experimentation we’re done in one of the Researchers house. This experiment was conducted in
a garage place wherein the seedling tray is place in an isolated and in clean environment but directly hit by a
sunlight and air. This experimentation does not cause a hindrance in the daily routine of the people who are
living in the house.
Sampling
The study utilized 100 Monggo Beans and 1 Liter of rice water from Jasmine and Dinorado rice. The
Monggo Beans were soak in the bowl full of water in 1 day and The Mung Beans we’re put into a box and
shake it softly and the Researchers will pick the monggo beans 1 by 1, One (1) seed at a time per group until
the two groups reach 30 seeds each. The proponents pick 20 more seeds and separate them into Two (2)
groups named as Reserve A and Reserve B to serve as reserve in case one of the 30 seeds in Group A and
Group B don’t sprout

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Data Collection
Preparation and Assembling

In preparing the monggo beans, The Monggo beans are soaked in the bowl of full of water in 8-12
Hours depending on how long the monggo beans sprout. The researchers used a 4:5 ratio, for every 4 cups
of Jasmine Rice, The researchers pour 5 cups of water in it and then, the researchers proceed washing the
rice, The milled rice needs to be rinse thoroughly in 1 minute so that the starch and nutrients from the rice
will transfer in the water. After that, drain the washed milled rice using strainer to collect the rice water that
is needed for the experiment.
Preparation of Planting for Vigna Radiata ( Monggo Beans )

The researches will take out the monggo seeds that is soak in the bowl full of water and put it
into the seedling tray. The researchers need an exact amount of 30 grams (g) of soil per pot. To have an
exact and precise measurement, The researchers used a Digital Weighing Scale to measure the soil. This soil
are put into a 59cm x 27cm seedling tray with 72 seedling pot. Each pot is consist of Three (3) Monggo
Beans inside. In measuring the rice water that served as an alternative fertilizer, The researchers used a
syringe without the needle and researchers get an exact amount of 10 milliliters (ml) of rice water to use as
an alternative fertilizer to the plants. Using syringe, it will give an exact and precise measurement.
Testing
In group A, The researchers applied rice water from Jasmine Rice. While in group B, the Researchers
applied rice water from the Dinorado rice and will measure the different group to know if there's a
significant difference between them.

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Research Instruments
In measuring the amount of soil needed in the experiment, The researchers used a Digital Weighing
Scale to measure the exact amount of soil needed. In Measuring the amount of rice water, The researchers
will use a syringe without the needle because the researchers need an exact amount of 10 milliliters (ml) of
rice water to use in watering the plant and using a syringe will give an exact and precise measurement.
Digital Weighing Scale Seedling Tray
Syringe

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Data Analysis Plan

When interpreting the data, the researchers used the statistical properties of the MS Excel and the
non-parametric approach. The Average growth of the Monggo Plant with Jasmine Rice Water and the
Average growth of the Monggo Plant with Dinorado Rice Water will be compare to each other using the
Wilcoxon Rank Sum Test to know if there’s a significant difference between the two.
Ethical Issues
The Researchers guarantee that no other people with the exception of the researchers involved
during the experiment, they additionally ensured that the experiment is harmless because the materials that
the researchers used in this experiment are the following: Vigna Radiata (monggo beans), rice water, and
loam soil, likewise the researchers has no rules violated. In disposing the excess amount of Rice Water, the
researchers used the excess material to water the other plants in the researchers home because, As Stated
by Pramod (2018), Rice water is a well-known nourishing organic fertilizer for the plants. The excess Rice
Water is not harmful to the environment instead it is more beneficial for the plants because, Rice water can
provide vitamins that is good for the plants.

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Results and Discussion
Results
The researchers present and analyze the data collected from the study's instruments. In this part,
the researchers will answer the different questions from the research question. The study is
entitled “The Use of Rice Water as an Alternative Fertilizer for the growth of Vigna Radiata
(Monggo)” seeks to answer the following questions :
1. Does the rice water can be an alternative fertilizer for the Vigna Radiata ( Monggo )
2. Does the rice water influence the growth of the plant in terms of:
A. Length of the roots
B. Height of the plant
C. Leaf production
3. Is there a significant difference between using jasmine rice water and Dinorado rice
water to the growth of the Vigna Radiata ( Monggo )
Test for Normality

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The data from Group A and Group B collected and Used Excel to Test their normality. The results of
this test are, The Group A fail the normality testing and the Group B passed. Because of this, The
researchers will now proceed to non-parametric testing and use a Wilcoxon Rank Sum Test
Table 1 : Growth of the Plant

No. of Leaves Average Length Average Length N
of the Roots of the Stem
(cm) (cm)
GROUP A 2 6.06 10.68 30
GROUP B 2 5.57 12.34 30
In this table, present the number of leaves produces by plant, average length of roots and stem. All of the
monggo plant has Two (2) leaves. In terms of the length of the roots, The longest root in Group A is code
Twenty-six A (26) with the length of (17.3 cm) and the shortest root in Group A is code Two A (2) with the
length of (2.4cm). In Group B, The longest root in this group is code Forty B (40) with the Length of (13.5cm).
while the shortest in the group is code Thirty-nine B (39) with the Length of (2cm). In terms of the Shoot
Length, In Group A, the longest in the group is code Twenty-nine A (29) with the Length of (19.5 cm) while
the shortest in the group is code Eight A (8) with the Length of (15.5 cm). In Group B, the longest shoot is
code Fifty-two B (52) with the length of (22.1cm) while the shortest in the group is code Forty-two B (42)
with the Length of (15cm). The Two (2) Groups is consist of Thirty (30) samples. This indicates that the rice
water is can become an alternative fertilizer for the monggo plant

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Table 2
Significant difference of Dinorado Rice Water and Jasmine Rice Water
z-Test p-value alpha
z p a
-2.728 0.0032 0.05
In the table above, this shows if there’s a significant difference between the application of Dinorado Rice
Water and the Jasmine Rice Water. Since the p-value is equal to (0.0032) and it its less than 0.05. therefore,
the alternative hypothesis is accepted and the null hypothesis is rejected. The Application of Dinorado Rice
Water Monggo plant is more efficient than the Jasmine Rice Water
Discussion
Conclusion
Based on the results, truly the rice water of Dinorado rice shows more effectivity in
nurturing the plants than the rice water of jasmine rice in the span of 6 days of watering and
monitoring the plant. Therefore, the researchers concluded that the rice water of Dinorado rice is
more efficient than the rice water of jasmine rice in terms of serving its role as an alternative
fertilizer.

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Implications of the Study

The results implies that the used of rice water for watering plants can help in the prevention of
water wastage. In this way, the rice water’s used are maximized. Moreover, it contains trace amounts of
nitrogen for leaf growth, phosphorous for inhibiting root, seed, fruits, and flowers growth, and potassium for
inhibiting overall growth and stem strengthening. In a way, rice water does not just promote saving water by
using it in a productive and helpful manner, it also promotes the healthy development and growth of plants
acting as a natural fertilizer eliminating the need for synthetic fertilizers that are not just expensive but also a
harmful substance.
Limitations of the Study

This study focuses on evaluating the plant growth of the monggo plant specifically, it’s shoot length,
production of the leaf, length of the roots, and the height of the plant. Because there is no open laboratory
and the open laboratories are far away, the researchers use a dichotomous key to assess if the monggo
beans are the same type. The researchers used a same type of soil in both groups to have a fair and non-bias
result because different varieties of soil might tell different data Because the sample is not in the same
environment. This experimentation we’re done in one of the researchers home.
Future Studies
The reported findings by the study will help in giving further knowledge that may help improve the
understanding on ways we can used rice water that will both benefit the user and the environment. It can
also be a relevant for the future researchers to base upon, it can also be use as a future reference as related
studies to the research of future researchers. The Dinorado and Jasmine rice water showed effectiveness in
monggo plants that they may lead to studies that centered in plant fertilizer, it may be use as an organic
fertilizer that are both beneficial for the environment and the people who are going to use it as a
replacement for synthetic fertilizer

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End Matter
References
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Hall C., (2020) Gardening can influence and benefit your mental health. Retrieved
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health/
John D., (2016) Is rice water really good for plants? Retrieved from: https://www.quora.com/Is-rice-
water-the-white-liquid-made-from-washing-uncooked-rice-really-good-for-plants
Mateescu C. (2017) Effectiveness of Rice wash into the plants. Can be the fermented rice wash can be also be
effective? Retrieved from:
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wash_into_the_plants_Can_be_the_fermented_rice_wash_can_be_also_be_effective
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Peters C., (2020) How to tell if plant is Healthy. Retrieved from: https://aneverydayfamily-
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rice-water-kanjivellam-save-your-vegetables-from-pests--1.3351013

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Appendices
Copy of Letter of Acceptance
APPROVAL SHEET
This Capstone Research entitled “THE USE OF RICE WATER AS AN ALTERNATIVE
FERTILIZER FOR THE GROWTH OF VIGNA RADIATA (MONGGO)” prepared and
submitted by John Michael M. Cabrillos, Eunice Jewell B. Brillantes, Hazel Rose D.J.
Buenaflor, and Eduard Ernest C. Nivera in partial fulfillment of the requirements in the
subject Capstone Research for the strand Science, Technology, Engineering, and
Mathematics (STEM) in accordance to DepEd Memorandum DM-CI-2020-00085 has
been examined and subsequently approved for acceptance.
HENRY E. PERALTA
Research Adviser/ OIC-SGH Mathematics
SONIA L. ANNANG
M1/STEM Focal Person/ OIC- Assistant SHS Principal for Academics

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Research Instrument Used
Digital Weighing Scale
Seedling Tray
Syringe

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Data Sets
GROUP GROUP Average Average

A B Growth Rank Growth Rank
13.9 10.9 GROUP A 13.9 56.5 GROUP B 10.9 13.5
`11.5 14.5 GROUP A 11.5 25.5 GROUP B 14.5 58
11.6 11.9 GROUP A 11.6 29 GROUP B 11.9 32.5
10 12.5 GROUP A 10 6 GROUP B 12.5 43
12 13 GROUP A 12 35 GROUP B 13 49.5
12.4 11.5 GROUP A 12.4 40.5 GROUP B 11.5 25.5
7.2 13.6 GROUP A 7.2 1 GROUP B 13.6 53.5
10.8 13.9 GROUP A 10.8 12 GROUP B 13.9 56.5
9.5 11 GROUP A 9.5 3 GROUP B 11 15
11.7 12.7 GROUP A 11.7 31 GROUP B 12.7 46
10.6 12.7 GROUP A 10.6 11 GROUP B 12.7 46
13 11.5 GROUP A 13 49.5 GROUP B 11.5 25.5
9.6 11.4 GROUP A 9.6 4 GROUP B 11.4 22
7.6 12.5 GROUP A 7.6 2 GROUP B 12.5 43
11.5 12 GROUP A 11.5 25.5 GROUP B 12 35
11.2 12.4 GROUP A 11.2 17 GROUP B 12.4 40.5
10.9 10 GROUP A 10.9 13.5 GROUP B 10 6
13.7 11.2 GROUP A 13.7 55 GROUP B 11.2 17
12.1 13.5 GROUP A 12.1 37.5 GROUP B 13.5 52
11.6 11.4 GROUP A 11.6 29 GROUP B 11.4 22
10 12.9 GROUP A 10 6 GROUP B 12.9 48
11.3 15.4 GROUP A 11.3 19.5 GROUP B 15.4 60
11.6 11.4 GROUP A 11.6 29 GROUP B 11.4 22
10.2 12.7 GROUP A 10.2 8 GROUP B 12.7 46
10.3 11.3 GROUP A 10.3 9.5 GROUP B 11.3 19.5
12 12.1 GROUP A 12 35 GROUP B 12.1 37.5
10.3 13.6 GROUP A 10.3 9.5 GROUP B 13.6 53.5
12.2 11.2 GROUP A 12.2 39 GROUP B 11.2 17
14.8 12.5 GROUP A 14.8 59 GROUP B 12.5 43
11.9 13.2 GROUP A 11.9 32.5 GROUP B 13.2 51

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Data Sets
RANK SUM
GROUP A 730.5
GROUP B 1099.5
GROUP A COUNT 30
GROUP B COUNT 30
MEANw 915
SDw 67.63875
z -2.72773
p-value 0.003189
t-test 0.004643
alpha 0.05
Reject
Reject? Null

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Experimentation
After soaking the monggo

The researchers used a digital The monggo beans we’re soaked
in the bowl full of water so that beans for 12-24 hours. The
weighing scale to get an exact
monggo seeds will swell, this
amount of 30 grams because the seeds will undergo
indicates that the seeds are
germination
the researchers only need 30 ready to be planted
grams per seedling pot to be
used for planting of the Vigna
Radiata (Monggo)
In preparing the rice water that will be used as

Fertilizer, the researcher rinsed milled jasmine and
dinorado rice. After rinsing, the researcher use a
strainer to collect it’s rice water

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After collecting the rice water,

using syringe without the With the use of syringe without After watering, the Researcher is
needle, the researcher collect the needle, the Researcher water always monitoring the height of
the rice water and get an exact the group A with the Jasmine Rice the plant and noting it so that the
amount of 5ml Water and Group B with the researchers will know the average
Dinorado Rice Water growth of the plant per day
After getting the final length of the

plant. The Researcher gently pick the
monggo plant and washed it to remove
the soil surrounding the roots. The
Researcher measure the roots of Group
A and Group B

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CURRICULUM VITAE
PERSONAL INFORMATIONS
Name: John Michael M. Cabrillos
Date of Birth: May 10, 2003
Age: 18
Gender: Male
Place of Birth: Quirino Memorial Medical Center
Address: Lt. 3 Blk 6 Rd 4 Congress Village, Caloocan City
Cellphone Number: 09954449202
Father’s Name: Michael T. Cabrillos
Mother’s Name: Mary Cathy F. Maulion
Civil Status: Single
EDUCATIONAL BACKGROUND
School Attended Year Awards Received
Elementary 2009 – 2015
Congress Elementary School
Junior Highschool 2015 – 2019
Sampaguita Highschool With Honors (Grade 9 and 10)
Senior Highschool 2019 - 2021
Caloocan City Business

Highschool

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CURRICULUM VITAE
PERSONAL INFORMATION
Name: Eunice Jewell B. Brillantes.
Date of Birth: January 21, 2003
Age: 18
Gender: Female
Place of Birth: Valenzuela City
Address: Blk 15 Lot 33 Jerusalem St. North Olympus Phase 2 Quezon City
Father’s Name: Emmerson G. Brillantes
Mother’s Name: Janice B. Brillantes
Elementary 2009-2015
St. Therese of the Child Jesus Top 3 (Grade 1-4)

Kidz Academy
Junior High School 2015-2019
St. Therese of the Child Jesus With Honors (Grade 7-10)

Kidz Academy
Senior High School 2019-2021
Caloocan City Business

Highschool

School ID: 319707
23

CURRICULUM VITAE
Name: Hazel Rose D.J Buenaflor
Date of Birth: October 6, 2002
Age: 19
Gender: Female
Place of Birth: Camarin, Caloocan City
Address: Dalanghita St. San Vicente Ferrer Camarin Caloocan City, Brgy. 178
Father’s Name: Elmer A. Buenaflor
Mother’s Name: Remia D.J Buenaflor
Elementary 2009-2015
Caloocan North Elementary

School
Junior High School 2015-2019
Cielito Zamora Highschool With Honors (Grade 7-10)
Senior High School 2019-2021
Caloocan City Business With Honors ( Grade 11 )

Highschool

School ID: 319707
24

CURRICULUM VITAE
Name: Eduard Ernest C. Nivera
Date of Birth: May 3, 2003
Age: 18
Gender: Male
Place of Birth: Quezon City
Address: Blk 76 Lot 13 Pkg 9 Phs4b, Bagong Silang, Caloocan City
Father’s Name: Ronnie E. Nivera
Mother’s Name: Ma. Theresa C. Nivera
Elementary 2009 - 2015
Christ Jeross Christian Academy Inc.
Junior High School 2015 - 2019
Tala High School With Honors (G9-G10)
Senior High School 2019 - Present
Caloocan City Business High School With Honors (G11)

School ID: 319707

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Republic of the Philippines

The Use of Rice Water as an Alternative Fertilizer for the

John Michael M. Cabrillos*

Eunice Jewell B. Brillantes

Hazel Rose D.J. Buenaflor

Eduard Ernest Nivera

Mr. Henry Peralta

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This Capstone Research entitled “THE USE OF RICE WATER AS AN ALTERNATIVE

FERTILIZER FOR THE GROWTH OF VIGNA RADIATA (MONGGO)” prepared and

Mathematics (STEM) in accordance to DepEd Memorandum DM-CI-2020-00085 has

been examined and subsequently approved for

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people who are involved in this research.

the research to be completely successful.

knowledge that he shared and his support.

research despite of the pandemic.

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average than the Group B

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Introduction Background of the study 1

Scope and Limitations 4

Methodology Research Design 5

Locale of the study 5

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Research Instrument (Validity and Reliability) 7

Data Analysis Plan 8

Results and Discussion 9

iii. END MATTER

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Growth of the Plant

No. of Leaves Average Length of Average Length of N

Significant Difference of Dinorado Rice Water and Jasmine Rice Water

z-test p-value alpha

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Background of the Study

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Scope and Delimitations of the Study

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Locale of the Study

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Preparation and Assembling

Preparation of Planting for Vigna Radiata ( Monggo Beans )

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Digital Weighing Scale Seedling Tray

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Data Analysis Plan

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