Farm Crop Guides & Growth Tracker

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Sta. Maria, Pangasinan · Philippine Standard Time · Lot 67-C and adjacent parcel

Guidance only; these images are product illustrations or existing catalog images, not evidence of current stock. Dates and harvest windows depend on variety, planting conditions and field inspection. Fertilizer rates require soil testing; use only Philippines-registered pesticides as labeled.

Sweet Corn (Mais)

Planning: Dry season with irrigation; avoid waterlogged soils.

Harvest: Usually about 65–90 days after planting, depending on cultivar.

Monitor: Germination, leaf color, tasseling/silking, earworm and fertilizer needs.

Okra

Planning: Warm season; reliable drainage and sunlight.

Harvest: Roughly 45–60 days to first tender pods, then pick frequently.

Monitor: Flowering, pod size, aphids, leaf disease and soil nutrients.

Chili Peppers (Sili)

Planning: Favor drier months, with irrigation.

Harvest: Often 60–100+ days after transplanting, depending on variety.

Monitor: Transplant survival, flowers, mites, thrips, aphids and anthracnose.

Watermelon (Pakwan)

Planning: Target approximately December–February planting in well-drained soil with irrigation.

Harvest: About 65–100 days from sowing according to variety.

Monitor: Vine growth, pollination, fruit set, watering, pests and ripeness.

Cucumber (Pipino)

Planning: Can grow year-round; favor drier conditions with irrigation and excellent drainage. Watch thrips and mites during February–April.

Harvest: Slicing varieties may start at approximately 38–60 days from planting; pick often before seeds harden.

Monitor: Vine training, flowers, fruit size, aphids, beetles, mildew, irrigation and soil fertility.

Resources: Department of Agriculture cucumber guide · PAGASA Philippines climate. Crop guidance is preliminary until plant varieties, soil test and planting dates are entered.