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espanolLa produccion de flores es un rubro importante en la economia del Ecuador, pero los sistemas intensivos en forma de monocultivo de especies como la Gypsophila paniculata provocan alteraciones en el suelo. El objetivo fue evaluar el efecto de la incorporacion de enmiendas organicas en forma de compost y vemicompost en el suelo de monocultivo de Gypsophila. Se planteo un ensayo en condiciones de invernadero, con un diseno completo al azar (DCA) con nueve tratamientos. En macetas con sustratos suelo de produccion de Gypsophila procedente de Ecuador al que se incorporo dosis de compost y vermicompost se sembro Gypsophila para evaluarse tres ciclos de cosecha. Se determino absorcion foliar y peso fresco de materia verde. Terminada cosecha 1 y cosecha 3, se caracterizo el sustrato suelo. La incorporacion de compost o vermicompost frente al tratamiento Testigo, mejora la absorcion foliar de fosforo, potasio, magnesio y azufre en las tres cosechas, en el sustrato suelo se incremento la conductividad electrica (C.E.), el fosforo disponible y contenido de materia organica (MO), hay efecto tampon del pH y la densidad aparente disminuye. Los valores de peso fresco de tallos de tratamientos con enmiendas organicas son superiores al Testigo en las tres cosechas. EnglishFlower production is an important item in the Ecuadorian economy, but intensive monoculture systems of species such as Gypsophila paniculata cause alterations in the soil. The objective was to evaluate the effect of the incorporation of organic amendments in the form of compost and vermicompost in the Gypsophila monoculture soil. A trial was considered under greenhouse conditions, with a completely randomized design (CRD) with nine treatments. Gypsophila was planted in pots with Gypsophila production soil from Ecuador to which compost and vermicompost doses were added to evaluate three harvest cycles. Foliar absorption and fresh weight of green matter were determined. After harvest 1 and harvest 3, the soil substrate was characterized. The incorporation of compost or vermicompost compared to the Control treatment, improves the foliar absorption of phosphorus, potassium, magnesium and sulfur in the three harvests, in the soil substrate the Electrical Conductivity (EC), the available phosphorus and the content of Organic Matter (OM), there is a buffer effect on the pH and the bulk density decreases. The fresh weight values of stems from treatments with organic amendments are higher than the Control in the three harvests.

The incorporation of organic amendments in the form of compost and vermicompost reduces the negative effects of monoculture in soils