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Doing a little experiment with some basil. Two plants of the same brand and same treatment with water, sun, soil, etc. Even gave the antenna to the smaller one.
Not even sure if I did this correctly...but used 1' copper pipe and 3' bare copper wire wound clockwise from the base to top with a little vortex on top.
Follow along to see what happens over the next few weeks!
#electrocultr #plantrstr
If you can do another one without the copper pipe , just the spiral wire.
Thanks. Should I use bamboo or wood instead for support? Or just pull out the pipe?
If possible keep the one with the pipe just get another one. Wood or bamboo should be fine.
But the experiment was really to prove it works so I wanted to keep one without any wire at all as the control. I'll do another with bamboo in the garden! Thanks!
Absolutely, keep the control. It would be interesting later to see if itās planted in the ground if it would potentially affect the ability of the electricity to ground itself, whereas in a pot it could change its effectiveness
In order for this to be a proper experiment, you need to put another metal pipe in the control. Otherwise you're not accounting for the interaction of water and temperature that the metal pipe is going to cause
Good idea. Soonā¢ļø
What? Why?
Electroculture was described in the 1700s and involves harnessing atmospheric electricity to help plants grow. It's using the "Ʀther" that Tesla described in our world to add ions to the soil.
Dunno if it works...this is totally an experiment. Stay tuned!
Aether exists -- this works.
Awesome! Love it!
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not to be a party pooper, but the grounding effect this idea is based on needs to be in the earth, not a plastic container on a table.
I think it will work then if left too long it could possibly make the growth worse via too high an EH and/or eventually copper toxicity. Carbon is a battery after all whether its in an insulated pot or not though, but when grounded it is like a massive battery not a tiny AA or something.
Copper is good for plants, but 130MHz probably isn't
Its only good when you have the right amount balance is key. Bordeaux mixture is controversial in organic agriculture as it can be quite toxic to fish and kill all your earthworms if used in excess .
I've had some really interesting results with mine.
It definitely works in pots- the citrus pots with antennas are noticeably tastier this year, was more resisilient in multiple freezes, and overall healthier.
I've added multiple larger antennas in our garden and our veg is much larger and more flavorful than any other year with no fertilizer added.
Also at clients gardens where I had consistent pest and disease issues an antenna in each troublesome bed made a huge difference. Also I've noticed the plants growing closest at the antennas are the largest and most robust
