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    The document reports on transferring two plants from pots to buckets. The author found green buckets for 44 pesos total, cheaper than painting recycled pots. Holes were made in the buckets for drainage. An eggplant was transferred first, then a tomato. Initially the plants wilted facing sunlight but have since grown accustomed. The author waters the plants daily and places them in sunlight so they receive nutrients. Photos show the plants' growth over two weeks after being replanted in the buckets.

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    The document reports on transferring two plants from pots to buckets. The author found green buckets for 44 pesos total, cheaper than painting recycled pots. Holes were made in the buckets for drainage. An eggplant was transferred first, then a tomato. Initially the plants wilted facing sunlight but have since grown accustomed. The author waters the plants daily and places them in sunlight so they receive nutrients. Photos show the plants' growth over two weeks after being replanted in the buckets.

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    Progress Report 2: Moredo, Eloisa Joy R. Cwts - H

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    Eloisa Joy Moredo
    The document reports on transferring two plants from pots to buckets. The author found green buckets for 44 pesos total, cheaper than painting recycled pots. Holes were made in the buckets for drainage. An eggplant was transferred first, then a tomato. Initially the plants wilted facing sunlight but have since grown accustomed. The author waters the plants daily and places them in sunlight so they receive nutrients. Photos show the plants' growth over two weeks after being replanted in the buckets.

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    Planting Activity

    - Progress Report 2

    Moredo, Eloisa Joy R.


    CWTS - H
    February 20, 2021
    As I stated on my previous report, I am
    planning to replace the pot of my plants. Instead
    of finding a recylcled pot and painted it with
    green, I found more practical way, Bucket that is
    already color green cost only 22 pesos, since I
    have two plants, then I will be needing two
    pieces. It only cost me a total of 44 pesos, which
    I think is much cheaper than buying paint that
    would cost me the paint itself and also for
    transportation expenses.
    Procedure I made in trasferring my plants:
    In order for the water to flow, the pot must have holes. I
    preheat the steel then inserted it to the bucket.
    Procedure I made in trasferring my plants:
    This is how buckets with holes look like.
    Procedure I made in trasferring my plants:
    I started transferring the eggplant.
    Procedure I made in trasferring my plants:
    Then I transfer the tomato.
    My Discovery
    During my first week taking care of my
    plants, I discover that they become wither as
    they face directed to the sunlight. Well, it is
    only because they are not yet fully alive. But
    now, they are all grown up and ready to
    receive nutrients from sun.
    How I take care of my plants?
     I water them with exact amount
    of water every morning.
     I place them where they are
    facing towards the sunlight so
    that they could absorb the
    nutrients they deserve.
    February 13, 2020

    This is how they look like on the


    first week after they have been
    planted.
    February 26, 2020

    As I compare the photo from feb. 13 to the


    photo here, I have noticed that they all
    grown up now. Even their leaves
    increased.

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