Aircon Wastewater Twofold the Squash Production

          By Vic Odarve

By accident, the dripping wastewater from an air conditioner produced a twofold squash production. The flowering plant grew robust with no specific need of fertilizers. With little attention to care or cultivation, it bore more fruits as compared to the conventional method of cultivation. Because of its phenomenal fruit bearing production, it always gave delight to our longtime neighbors and distinguished visitors. Unknown to many, it was just a wastewater from the air conditioner that boosted the production to double.

Wastewater dripping from aircons

 The squash grew strong, robust, and healthy that its stems unusually produced plenty of branches like an enormous web that stretched out in all directions. Since it belongs to a vine family, the branches climbed to a nearby plant overcrowding other ornamental exotic decorative vegetation. The dark green coloring leaves differed significantly from the cultivated squash nearby which were being mostly yellowish in color. It undoubtedly appeared that the dripping wastewater from the air conditioner was rich in key nutrients and adequately supported its growth. 

Because of its rapid growth and robust development, there was little attention for extensive cultivation or care as to weeding or controlling grass growth. Its numerous stems and established branches dominated the lush landscape such that it produced plenty of fruits during the harvest season resulting in a doubled production.

The plant was impressive to look at. Notwithstanding neighbors and visitors in our neighboring community who once visited the back side of my room quarter could not believe in what they were witnessing. Squash, the exotic fruit of flowering vines of the genus Cucurbita, grew amazingly right beside in our room window where water droplets from our air conditioner were carefully disposed.

Dear mother nature convincingly demonstrated that wastage from an air conditioner was not a considerable waste at all. It was just enough to water the flowering plant and adequately support the required nutrients. It was just a mere accident that we discovered the secrets of doubling the squash production! From an incredible waste of our air conditioner, a squash production was twofold!