Electro Culture Food Production. Why Electricity Helps Plants Grow.
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I posted great reset 3 seconds before you mentioned the WEF
Electroculture - from the same people that released that virus. 🙄
@@interstellarsurfer No ...not when results are healthy plants and gardens ...and people!
These are the only two articles I have found that are potentially “reputable”. The actual Chinese study is still very illusive…
WEF Article
www.weforum.org/agenda/2018/10/china-has-made-a-shocking-food-production-discovery-electro-culture/
European Government Article
agrinatura-eu.eu/news/the-use-of-electro-culture-for-plant-growth-in-china/
It's funny...I knew sheeple would have negative comments because of the sources. Or maybe that's more saddening.
I'm trying it cause I love gardening, have an abundance of copper, and it causes no one any harm.
The source doesn't matter because everyone will have a different result.
I have a hypothesis regarding one use of 14 gage pure copper wire, single strand. If we were to wire the mouths of the WEF members closed with a good single strand copper wire, world peace would grow at an exponential rate, with the recovery starting almost immediately. Of course it’s only a hypothesis and I am not advocating for any attempt at this experiment. One could probably get the same effect by simply stop listening to them at all.
I second the motion!
Well said!!
Seriously! It just might solve global warming. The amount of carbon/methane emissions (bullshit and farts) coming from both ends of the WEF members is likely half the problem. Has anyone found a single one of these people(?) practicing what they preach?
Your 💯 right
Seems like a waste of good copper but I like the concept 😂👍✌️
Electroculture gardening does work.. simply putting copper wire around wood and placing in the ground ground near plants really helps the soil and plants grow healthier and bigger… just try it and you’ll see. Hidden knowledge coming to light.. not conspiracy like so many things of late have been realized and shared.
Thanks for sharing
Hi, where did you get inspiration for your designs? Cheers
It's true. I did this one week ago and the potted tomatoes with one in is going noticeably better already
Yupp. God's spirit. (energy that gives all things life)
Do you still have to water plants?
I'm a high voltage electrician that works for the power company. There are vegetable gardens that grew in fields under the high voltage power lines, and they are generally pretty good gardens with little maintenance.
Aren’t you afraid of the voltage to your body?
Great observation thank you for sharing. Only thing new I learned from coming here re: electroculture.
@Kathryn Willette i work with guy's who have been with the company over 30 years and are in thier 70 and 80's. I'm more afraid of getting to close to the 500 thousand volt power lines. Close is 20 feet for us
@@generalscarboroughscotie6329 keeping your hardworking group in my prayers.
@danijelovskikanal7017 They say that childhood leukaemia increases where people live too close to high voltage power lines ie. elec messes with iron in blood in bone marrow. Bad..
If we end up trusting the World Economic Forum with their guidelines and guidance, then we are in big trouble
Are they for electro gardening or something?
You vil eat ze bugs and you vil like them... WEF🤦♀️🤔
Klaus Schwab wikipedia early life section , look in to it , he is evil
I heard someone say something about putting a copper coil under their bed- so I made one (conical shaped coil wire) and put it underneath some borage I had growing indoors, and forgot about it, until a few days later the plant had shot up fast with multiple blooms, quite noticeably! I didn’t know ANYTHING about it but was going on sheer intuition, how I usually do with my experiments. It really was a surprise.
Hi, where did you get inspiration for this design? Cheers
So you buried it in the dirt of your plant under the rootball? I've never heard of doing it that way.
My son's chiropractor told me to put one of those under his bed many years ago. I never did it and don't remember what it was supposed to do, but it had to do with mental health. I guess I should do it.
Ya right. The study published directly indicates that youre lying. Do you really need to fit in so badly that you just make up stories in order to fit in?
@@zendarawlings2237 why would you do something just to fail at it? Why dont you just research the science, understand the concepts, and apply that knowledge to attempting to recreate their findings?
If it kills all bacteria and fungi, aren't those required for nutrient uptake in the soil? But at the end you said it isn't changing anything in the soil just the foliage? What am I missing?
I came for electroculture so I skipped the skillshare ad and put them on my "never do business with" list and went and looked for a good video on the topic I was interested in.
Hey… I am using a 9v battery, it’s now been through three waterings and I water Monday, Wednesday and Saturday. The results are immediately impressive! Great idea, thanks, I don’t know if my way is overdoing it, but I’m happy with the results! A. J. C., III 1 Jan 23 5:44pm
Well, I'm a plumber that loves gardening for over 50 years now. I have plenty of copper pipe, so I pushed a 20' stick of ¾" copper pipe a foot into the ground about 2 weeks before planting onions. I even soldered on some copper wires at the top flailing out in all directions. That Dutch farmer guy said the higher your antenna, the farther out at ground level it works. I can tell you it doesn't work on garden pest. Cutworms are sawing down several young onion plants every night and something else is chewing on my broccoli plants. What did I do wrong? Maybe it only works in Canada, but not in Georgia? Should I solder on a wire at the bottom of the pipe running north and south, or what? I like to try out anything that goes against the status quo. I guess I'll try the magnets in the ground with the wire running south to north next. I do not use chemicals in my garden and I switched to no till gardening 2 years ago. I use homemade JADAM natural insecticides and fertilizer only and I thought I'd test this electro-culture out. So far, I'm not impressed. But I'm gonna leave the antenna up because the neighbors think I'm even weirder than they did before... and that's a positive.
Look on underside of your cabbage, broccoli, califlower for cabbage worms.i use diotomatious earth.you really gotta look everytime you can at every plant.once they get going they are hard to catch up to.good luck!soap and water and just mashing them helps too!
Apparently there needs to be some type of carbon material (e.g. wood in this situation) inside the copper spiral, and the bottom end of the copper spiral needs to be grounded (stuck in the ground a foot or two).
Theory:
The spiral form incites an interaction between the copper wire and the ether (acting as an antenna), modulated by the wood, and ultimately grounding the ether energy into the soil.
Both copper and carbon are diamagnetic, and it was this interaction between paramagnetism (granite in the past, aluminum and terra cotta in modern times) and diamagnetism (quartz in the past, copper and carbon in modern times) that increased the energy of the soil and subsequently the amount, size and quality of the produce.
This also inherently had a beneficial impact on human physiology and psychology.
This information has been lost (hidden) for centuries for the sake of profit.
Keep it simple and cheap. A wooden stake coiled with copper OR aluminum works. Both are conducive. The stake needs to be deep enough for the root system and high enough near the tops of the plants. Point the wire at the top of the stake pointing up (antenna). I wind the coil clockwise as I was told. Don’t know if that matters though.
@@pammyrogerslove the idea, I do believe that copper specifically more than aluminum will pull hydrogen ions from the atmosphere down into the soil while I have not see it claimed that aluminum does the same..
All a big fan experiment :)
Happy planting :)
The need for the wooden core is that the sap in the wood flows with the applied charge and sort of transmits to the liquid in the nearby plants.😊
Oh my. I have been so excited about the discovery of electroculture. Now you tell me that the WEF gives it a big thumbs up. Like telling me that Satan and child molestors highly recommend electroculture. I live in a mad world. However, I will pursue experiments with electroculture to find out more. Thanks for the video.
for everyone trying this out, make sure your copper wires are not sealed/insulated. They need to be bare copper that turns blue. The insulation on a lot of store-bought copper wire prevents a lot of these benefits from ever working.
how do we know that copper itself as an element isn't just beneficial to plants? meaning, how do we know it's the electicity or magnetism? if it's just the electricity, it should work with wires made of other materials...
@@polygon2744 Yannick VD wants people to buy his products. He doesn't teach how to construct anything. He claims to be an engineer, but his drawings are not what an engineer would ever draw. I'm cynical about him. Wish I weren't.
He has detailed videos on how to do everything for free.
He’s a generous man that keeps no secrets.
Rejecting his ideas because he sells something is "Ad Hominem Tu Quoque," which translates to "you too" in Latin. It is a type of fallacy in which an argument or idea is dismissed solely because the person presenting it has some perceived flaw or inconsistency, rather than addressing the merits of the argument itself. In this case, the idea is rejected because the person presenting it is perceived to have a conflict of interest due to their selling something. However, the fact that someone is selling something does not necessarily mean that their argument or idea is invalid. The merits of the idea should be evaluated on their own, regardless of who is presenting them.
@@polygon2744 I'm not against him. I'm only saying that his videos don't instruct. He doesn't offer advice from an engineering perspective. Show his videos to a math/science/engineer and they will tell you what I'm telling you. Provide me a link if I'm wrong.
@@etyrnal I tried putting a copper-wrapped rod in the soil next to some peat-potted seedlings and they died... same result with a buried penny that was made before they swapped over to making them with mostly zinc. Then I googled it and found out that copper can be toxic if there's too much. The seedling in the pot that I taped the copper-wrapped rod to the outside of is the only one still living.
Edited for clarity, thanks etyrnal!
Fungi and molds are a constant problem in a greenhouse with Copper being deadly to both making the copper wires dripping water with oxidized copper content a house cleaner.
Sorry to jump in late. I was reading the comments before watching the actual video.
Earth and outer atmosphere have two separate charges and that’s why it’s recommended that one should walk barefoot at least once a day or so to discharge accumulating charges from the body.
My first introduction to compost tea was through a TH-cam video posted by Mr. John where veggies grown under Alaska skies and compost tea set world records….. is it due to the northern lights and compost tea?
Regarding chickpeas comments, main growing area for chickpeas in India and Pakistan are semi desert and after monsoon so it’s possible to have ground charged effect present.
Not being religious but Quran has mentioned benefits and harms of lightening as well… we now know the carbon production during lighting storms or potential damage to certain grains but does it electrically charge the land
We are located in Central BC with a really limited growing season. We have some of the best soil in Canada but the growing season for a lot of delicious things we enjoy is just too short. I think it's time for an experiment! Thanks for the vid
The family farm in central AB is having spilled nutrient problems. Maybe this will help
Nice! My sister just bought land near salmo and I'm going to make her do this look
Or a green house....
Central BC? Like Okanagan/ Kootenay area?? Used to live there and growing there was an absolute DREAM compared Northern AB where I live now 😂. I wouldn't say the growing season is short by any means in central BC.
@@hmfoden Nechako Valley. I'm from Southern Ontario, it's definitely short here! Okanagan is definitely Southern BC
When you explained how increased evaporation leads to increased nutrient uptake, that made me think about how succulents grow better in dry environments. Living on the west coast I had an aloe houseplant that was perpetually tiny, but when I moved to Lethbridge (very dry air) it grew like crazy. Do you think evaporation is a significant factor there or is it more to do with the reduced disease stress in dry environments?
Dry air carries a higher voltage potential. Atmospheric charge increases at 100v per meter above the earth.
@@polygon2744 100v per meter.
@@brianfitch5469 Sorry about that! Yes you are right!
@@polygon2744 it's all good, most people don't even know there is a measurable charge around them.
Interesting. I've noticed, most of the time, letting my plants (from peppers to houseplants) take a tolerance break from watering forces crazy growth. Never considered it'd be an electricity thing.
i've only just started learning about this, but if it does work, the reason the world economic forum would want people to use this is because they are then dependent on electricity, and if you kill All the bugs, including benificial ones, they bad ones will probably be more likely to survive outside these farms. you could kill other microbial life. it ultimately could lead to more dependence on centralized power for food. And yes i know, this is all just wild speculation, but if someone wants they can use some logic to refute my logical assertion.. remember, control the food, control the people. the solution is grow food locally, with as little outside input as you can. that might include not using electricity... also if you increase nutrient uptake, wouldn't you just deplete the soil at a more rapid pace?
Totally agree with you. Anything that is approved by the WEF is shit.
Or the WEF is just virtue signaling. After all the truth conspiracies around them they need the good PR. They also support the sugi forest projects.
Well if you look at what they do to us humans, make us ill on purpose so they can sell us medicines. And it's the same for plants, think of the money people across the world spend on fertilisers and plant food etc - they don't want us to know how easy and cheap it is to get great healthy plants and food and be independent.
That's a good point.
I feel like the only positive way to use electro-culture would be within an indoor environment, such as houseplants or in a conservatory where the environment can be controlled much more easily, and beneficial insects are rarer.
I'm not surprised that someone who is involved in selling products would use plastics in their garden. Some people are simply still not aware of what plastics to and where they come from
An old farmer told me once that rain during a lightning storm is the best water for crops and gardens. He obviously observed growth was superior after such.
This adds more nitrogen to the soil.
I'm just recently touching the subject, but it's fascinating for sure. I think honestly.. all that's known about this is like.. the basic concepts.. I think enough research and experiments may make this more valid and more effective. Still super cool to think about.
Interesting and hilarious at the same time. If I didn't think I'd hurt myself trying to do this, I might give it a whirl.
Haha yeaaaa
You dont use electricity. Its an entirely different concept than what youre thinking. Go read the publication from the guy who researched this.
I can say for certain that the deep freeze we had this winter actually freeze dried the shrubs. So I invested in bare copper wire 16 gage. I spiral wound it around 32” bamboo skewers & placed then on the ends & between each shrub. Believe it or not the shrubs are growing back. Also I had a tiny antenna that I gave my daughter for her dying house plant. A week later she told me the plant is fine. But she didn’t offer the antenna back!
If I remember my basic Physics correctly, there is a "thingy" called EMF which is the acronym for ElectroMagnetic Field. Or is it electromagnetic force? But anyway, when current is passed through a wire there is a magnetic field that surrounds the wire. So it could be the low level magnetic field that affects plant production. Also, it could keep insects and other critters at bay.
Electro magnetic frequencies
We have an electromagnetic field around us. Aka the aura. We also have electromagnetic frequencies which can be used by haarp to manipulate our weather and there are electromagnetic pulses. Magnets don't lie therefore everything about magnetics and electromagnetics must be truth. I'm starting to wonder if what is known as nuclear weapons is all lies to keep us in fear and what was used in Japan may have been an emp type of weapon. Just my opinion and I'm starting to wonder if what I learnt in physics and chemistry at school is mostly crap. Peace out 🙏💚
I've recently been studying magnetic fields and coils and just seen this which makes sense as plants generate a current upwards so also a magnetic field, which would in theory induce a current in a coil near by in same orientation and winding pattern which would generate a magnetic field which would enhance plants own and generate more current as a result which we observe as growth of plant system. North pole ratio is near 1 while South Pole near Phi I learnt this morning so explains mixed results as south pole supports while north does opposite due to ratio in field at that end. Like nature, north is outward flow so starting point as 1, ending up closer to phi as it gets to the south pole. Testing this is next project.
@@aussiemal7695 i too have been needing to research deeper into this. I believe the news was claiming Einstein was wrong, and my research on Einstein, his marriage, friends, etc have really made me question if he was as smart as portrayed. Something really doesnt add up, its strange. Just saw an article stating that Stephen Hawking was wrong too, but didnt get a chance to read it.
Some guy said he tried this but has pest problems so doubt it
I just found out about this today, can't wait for spring
Amazing that her arm Tat shifts from one arm to the other, and then back again. I have not read all of the comments, perhaps someone else has commented on this before me. interesting........
lol i never noticed this till i read your comment 😂...her watch as well wtf 🤔its like a mirror image
theres prob a logical explanation but it is strange
Yup, lightening energizes the air and elevates nitrogen in the rain fall.
It also nitrogen fixes atmospheric nitrogen into the soil.
Actually - Nitrogen in the air is just one of many avenues for the effect: Additional ones include the presence of electricity in the air activates cell-wall based electronic gates, causing nerve-like firings to occur, called action potentials. Charged raindrops coming down also add to the effect!
I saw this concept (electro gardening) come up on my “recommended” a few days ago from YT’ers Hollis and Nancy down in Florida. At first I was thinking “yeah right”, and even still, I’m wondering how safe could it be sticking rods in the ground. To me it’s kind of like walking around with an umbrella during a lightning storm…..but it’s “new” ?again? and I’m certain there going to be some clever innovations to make it safe and scalable.
These people are not proving yield results. If the average yield increase is 10%, with a massive reduction in costs then yes this is awesome, but without imperical data its seems like another gimmick for social media spazoids to run with.
@danijelovskikanal7017 "Comparison of the effects of biological and electrical stimulation on the growth of Zea mays"
20/04/2023
"Increase the growth of plants such as maize using biological and electrical stimulation.
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Electrical stimulation showed more increased maize growth than biological stimulation.
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IrO2-Ta2O5| Ti promotes the electrical stimulation of maize growth using 0.2 V cm−1 and 2 mA for 4 h.
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Electrical stimulation increases the amount of biomass: leaves, stem, and roots.
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Electrical stimulation promotes the movement of nutrients near of the roots of the plants by the electro-migration.
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Electrical and biological stimulation promotes the movement of bacteria and fungi by the electrophoresis."
Doesnt seem so fake to me
So tie the roots of the plant around a 9-volt battery! Got it.👍
Cool! Nylon stockings cut for string to hold up your plants gives off static electricity.
hahah i really enjoyed this
Have used my old nylon stockings to tie my tomato plants for years... heard that years ago and nowadays it is more difficult to find
@@ritasenergyherbs3650 Go to Walgreens and get the 10 pack of knee highs. Cheap and great to make the strings. I also use them on the washing machine exit water hose. I tie the nylon after making a cut down the center of the nylon(holding it together) and slip it over the hose and tie it with an A&P knot (Double tie before tightening the knot). That way all the gunk from the wash, hair, etc., is collected in the nylon. Once full I toss it out and put on another. Cheap and very effective. Just a thought to help you out.
Why would you want to kill off / get rid of fungi? Mycelium breaks down protein into a palatable from for roots decreasing the amount of water needed,and adds the benefit of drought resistance.
Really great video! This was awesome and broken down well.
Glad it was helpful!
Great Video, Love your personality! I’ve been looking for info on this. Thank You
I was a bit confused, or maybe missed it, but what amount/current are we talking about here? I heard you mention both low and high voltage. Would love to try this!
I know mycelium at low voltage can stimulate growth. I've also heard stories I lightning hitting the ground and that also stimulates mushroom growth in the Forrest..... obviously though I won't be trying with high voltage (1. Because it scares me. 2. Because it would kill all the beneficial microbes/mycorrhizae I've been working hard to maintain. After all, microbes are really what makes a happy soil =happy plants. Right:)
Wait if that picture of the radish is actually real that is insane considering the ultra shortness of a radish season. Like 20 some days!? That big?! It must have literally been growing before your eyes .
Great candidate for a time lapse
I did this indoors and my beetroot has germinated in two days!!! I wish I could load a picture to show you! The ones I planted outside over a fortnight ago from the same bag of seeds are yet to germinate...granted I'm UK and they are getting a warmer start inside but still, two days!!!!
If it acts by reducing the surface tension, I wonder if ultrasonic waves would have effect too? Or if that would damage the plant?
I know sound effects plants but as for ultrasonic effects that is hard to say
Hi... I am super interested in the concept of electro culture and was wondering if you have an opinion on my situation....I have a wooden planter with tomatoes and peppers that stands 1 foot above the ground on wooden legs. Do I need to run a copper wire to electrically ground the planter to the ground for the antennas to work properly? Or is placing the antennas by themselves good enough ?
Really interesting! Thank you!
Glad you enjoyed it!
Inducing dielectric fields. That's why it works. It does work. No special method required. Ground an antenna and voila .
I'm curious how electro culture would affect the rhizosphere. If it kills pests and fungus, does that include beneficials? Does it harm mycorrhizae? If not--how does it know what to kill?
From my understanding beneficial insects are attracted & harmful insects are repelled. It has to do with the frequency generated by the copper coil.
I have herd it is a blanket kill, good and bad. Joe Rogan had an experienced electro farmer on his show. Definitely worth the watching.
I’ve put copper tubing in the garden it looks like upside down goal post antenna and clipped it to my trellises just awaiting results
What's the best electro culture wire design?
Since this uses more evaporation, doesn't that also mean more water is required?
How would this work in dry land area's like deserts, where lack of water is already a problem?
So cool thanks greatinformation
I read that the black chickpeas that grow in India where there are many electrical rainstorms, are very energising...much more than regular chickpeas...
interesting! similar to the northern lights then.
@@GardeningInCanada ..I guess the soil gets naturally electrified...Will be ordering more..and see if they do give me lots of energy..like they did in the past
Yes, black chickpeas are considered much more healthier than then regular chickpeas.
Once I saw them selling at a large garden centre at $10 a pot with 10 plants……. I laughed a lot as these black chickpeas were on sale at Superstores at $3.89 for 5 lb bag.
@@VOTE4TAJ would be fun to try to grow them...!!.. Don't know if they would grow in my zone 3b..in Quebec....yes..funny for the price...!!
@@zan4110 they do grow in Calgary zone 3 so Quebec should not be an issue. Prairies is now leading in lentil production and black chickpeas are not different in growing than garbanzo or regular chickpeas.
What gauge copper wire do you reccomend?
Any size can be good, you can use brass or aluminium also!
@@electric_being_bliss Thanks brother
Thank you for sharing. I am ready to try !!!
I love that you question the WEF… Fan for life! 🙏❤️😋
how does it do it, besides the leaf surface tension, because if it can uptake nutes faster why would it require less if it needs more
Can I start potatoes that have been chit indoors in a container without a grow light. When it starts to show, mound it. When it's time to let it grow then use a grow lights. I am looking for ideas to grow indoors in saskatchewan
You could give it a shot. My only concern is the potential for leggy growth without the light. If you end up with this you will have weaker plants.
So should I get one of those Square batteries and hook it up to some wires and plug those in the ground?
Do you have links to any of the information you shared about pests or fungus suppression?
Very curious!! I am extremely sensitive to molds, fungi, and any pathogens or bacteria in the garden. I also have Lyme disease, so I want ticks OUT of my path!!
If I put this near wood with fungus on it and near my apple tree that always has black spots on the leaves, would this solve my problem in that area? Also, would it kill ticks? If so, I think a revolution would quickly incur!
Are you serious rright now? Your asking this woman like she is an expert lol. I mean, are you a bot, or just not very intelligent?
“Does electro magnetism effect plants” was my science fair project 33 years ago.
I've seen a few science fair projects using magnets to boost plant growth too! It's weird that it's not well-known.
@@aliceh5289 not weird, bad for big business
@@sevendaughs7d true
What were your findings 33 years ago?
@@vinq8621enquiring minds want to kmow
thoughts on hooking up a battery to my hydroponic reservoir? Lol, My solution already has like 200-800 ppm occasionally which is like .4-1.6 EC, so im wondering if it could reduce fertilizer usage in hydro.
Are the plants grown from seed, and sown in the 'electrified' soil? Surely the electricity would affect the seed in a negative way? Also you said the more water we can get moving through the leaf, means more nutrient uptake. Does this mean that since more water is evaporating, the humidity is higher, therefore the plant is more inclined to open its stomata and hence transpiration- which results in more water uptake, and therefore more nutrient uptake? Thanks 💚
Yes exactly! They did not say how the chinese are doing it to be honest. In regards to transplants vs direct sowing. Although I am leaning towards transplants based on the types of crops being grown.
Funny seeing all the different ideas out there. I've seen people do, earthing or grounding, in large raised soil beds, even indoors but connected outside. I'm going to read on this but do you know if they are running AC or DC, the frequency, current, voltage? AC may cause some unique things to happen.
Also, you really need to specify WHAT methods of electroculture are being used in each article/project you are referencing, since there are many different forms (with some even using RF). You can't just say that it takes 15kWh to run a hectare of land without specifying WHAT METHOD is being used, as the vast majority are entirely passive and do not require ANY external power to function.
Electricity is everywhere. There is a new bandaid that uses electricity to help you heal. Also they where doing this on corals about 20 years ago. I tried it on my old salt water tank it did work.
What exactly did you do to your salt water tank? Do you mind sharing?
@Peng Han ya no problem I was using a small current like 6 volts at 0.4 amps got 1/4 of an inch of growth in 1 month. Try not to use copper as an anode kills your crustaceans. Your corrals will be the cathode. And keep the nutrients up they will drop fast
Was looking for how. Your video was very informative,, thank you
Ja
Next you have to talk about wave frequencies I.e music or certain song like Beethoven that could help the plants grow to. Just and idea.🤔
Or playing TUNING FORKS to your plants in a concert every morning. I might just do that this year as I love my tuning forks.
Do u offer classes in skillshare? Would love to lesrn more about soil biology
Hi.. May I know enamelled coppor wire can be used for this? Or it need pure uninsulated copper wire
Hi, this video has some good general info and from what I’ve looked into with Copper Tools also having major benefits cos of the same reasons, it shouldn’t be insulated or coated.
Some gardeners wrap the copper wiring around some of their stronger plants. I suppose you can strip the wire of coating at top of design and bottom of design? Either way many say it works, funny how there isn’t too many TH-cam videos on it… looking forward to rigging up my garden.🤙🏽
is there full instructions on how to set one up somewhere
Could this work for free using lightning rods in your garden?
Hi I'm guessing you wouldn't want to do this with plants that need open pollination correct?
thanks !
Will anodized aluminum wire work?
Currently in France there are several youtube channels dedicated to electroculture. It's an interesting principle, but beware, there are also a lot of charlatan.
I often notice after a storm that the plants in the garden seem more beautiful, could this be due to rainwater charged with electricity by lightning?
It’s the nitrogen fixation from the lightening that greens up your plants after a thunderstorm
@@australianbirdgal2786 I actually meant one to two hours after the storm. The storm will indeed bring nitrogen that can be assimilated by the plant, but it will not be assimilated in such a short time.
@@pierreshasta1480 sorry I misunderstood your query. Maybe the plants look better after a good wash? and a good water? and due to higher humidity?
@@australianbirdgal2786 I don't know, because when I water the same plants with normal water, it doesn't have the same effect.
I thought maybe it was due to the electricity from the lightning on the water.
@@pierreshasta1480 Apparently rain from a thunderstorm has a voltage, but each drop differs and it can be either negative or positive. I'm reading a book called Electroculture from the 1900's on my library phone app, and the author discusses electrifying seeds with a pulsing voltage before planting to boost germination rate. He gives some voltages and times for specific species as well.
Can we do an episode where you garden with Klaus Swab?
AHAHA I’m not confident that guy has ever touched soil before
Yes, use him for fertiliser 😂
If Klaus wants me to electrocute my garden I definitely will!
She could do and episode were she burries Klaus swab then electro cultures the soil.
If you could use solar panels in conjunction to power this it could be feasible. Some areas are too sunny so partial shading with solar panels and using the energy to power growth may allow a better balance and more prosperous growth. Fantastic bit of science though!
If there is someone out there that would know how to set this up on one of my small tomato beds please send me a DM! I would be interested in doing this in the spring out of pure curiosity.
I'll be useing Viktor Schauberger's methods this spring, I'll keep you posted 😃
Checkout Yannick VD's channel. He an expert in electroculture and very open to interviews. His magnetic antenna is probably the best way.
you bury a galvanized steel wire North South in the ground with a magnet in opposition to the Earth's magnetic field on the South end of the wire. N North Pole Earth, S South Pole Earth, s south pole magnet, north pole magnet
You can actually run the copper through the tomato stem
I use magnet with great reasults
Praise the LORD for creating gardens!
Some people are now claiming a loose spiral of wire on a stick works without power or overhead lines. I’m soooo skeptical of that variation.
That at most is going to keep slugs and snails away
Broad spectrum kill? In soil there are many good fungi and bacteria. So I’m wondering.
Pathogens have the opposite electrical charge than beneficial bacteria. So perhaps it’s not across the board???
You put the schematic up. We know how to do it,now. One question,is the wire completely insulated from ground? Like a weak Tesla coil or something? You said “the wire connects to the ground” but the schematic shows the wire insulated on poles.
Day length in Alaska longer. More sun light.
Curious about house plants a Voles. Moved to the country got a mess on my hands. Getting kitty or ?
Will the electriculture affect the Mycorrhiza fungi web connection in a positive way or negative?
@@Slaktivist Well that's not good
All biological processes revolve around the transfer of electrons. Look into Leon Sprink & Jacques Ravatin's work on accelerating chemical reactions by using high voltage DC. All chemical reactions, biological or otherwise, require energy transfer in order to take place. It's just a matter of how to go about it effectively.
For fun, you should contact Dr. Elaine to ask her thoughts... well, maybe not.
One more thing....WHY Im skeptical about placing copper in the soil....Im a plumber..and to KILL plant life and INHIBIT growth particularly in sewer lateral lines, it has long been known to use copper sulphate, and salt to do it...Im going to experiment with antennae just to see... I have been trying out organic and heirlooms for the past couple years with dismel yields...NE Texas, used to be an ocean bed, top soil is shallow... when you open an area from the woods, it starts to desertify quickly. I need HELP!!!!!!!
Saw one Video. She says this will just use up the fertility of the soil. You have to keep adding organic amendments to keep the soil from just turning into dead dirt.
Air is positive charged ground is negative so the only time electroculture is nessasary is when in a house or plastic greenhouse. Outside in your yard in a rual area it's not needed also tall buildings like in a city the buildings become the ground so it's like growing under ground. Electric is the reason why plants know what is up and down ( turntable experiment )
I have a question... is there any benefit to putting these coper spirals inside my chicken coop?
Love the video.👍😊
Thank you 😁
So that explains the rapid growth after a electrical rain storm ? So how do you charge the water you water with ? Seems more logically than trying to electrafi the ground
Yes….a lot of farmers and homesteaders always comment they need a thunderstorm to electrify the atmosphere for their plants.
I wonder if we add Copper to the soil, plus the antennas, If that would improve the movement of the energy in the soil?
Soil is an Insulator, and Current can't flow through soil.
A gardener, Jerry? something, would use nylon hose around plants due to their staticky nature.
Comments indicate more info is needed on it's effects on the soil biome (and beneficials) or it's a deal killer like hydro/aquaponics.
It is hard yo find bare copper wire here in denmark... :/
I have been wondering what that site was called for a long time, thank you!
How is it possible for your tattoo to switch arms at 3:12 🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔
Nice catch! How is that possible? I looked at it several times.
I grow things in 5 gallon buckets in Kidde pools.
I put tomato cages in the buckets and 36" tall wire fencing around the Kidde Pools. I was already doing this.
I was skeptical of this idea at first.
Too much talk of che and mystical spiritual powers and such.
I suppose savages would say the same thing about electricity.
The only change I made was wiring the tomato cages together with short twist-ties made of copper wire. Then wiring them too the fencing.
I noticed in only a couple of days that the color of the leaves is a darker green than before.
I have five Kidde Pools and I plan to push them together so I can connect them all together.
I think that increasing electrical flow through the soil is stimulating the plant roots to take up more nutrients some how.
Next I hope to put ground rods between the pools and see if anything changes.
I may hook this string of pools to a solar panel and see if ithat makes any difference.
Thanks for giving us the copper twist tie idea!!
Please you’re killing meee with the fire alarm
I have a question - Century Link is digging up my yard and placing cables in the ground. Does anyone know how that will affect the plants in my garden and will using these antennas counteract any potential negative effect of these cables?
I would ask Matt Roeske of Cultivate Elevate. His following is skyrocketing, but he will probably answer you.
It was Victor Schauberger who demonstrated the benefits of the earth’s natural frequency on plants, after decades of experiments, and also the benefits of copper gardening tools. He was one, and there were others. He showed his Austrian government the proof of this method, and they suppressed this information because, in their own admission, they had allegiance to the chemical fertilizer companies. Your arrogance and ignorance of the facts is very unbecoming.
@@awakesevenyears8284 Thanks so much for letting me know
@@awakesevenyears8284 Who are you calling arrogant and ignorant?
HEY.... I saw you on CP...anyway, i subscribed because you seem very knowledgeable...QUESTION: have seen some gardeners using antennae to produce the electroculture affect....this is a cheaper, safer way to get this affect, I suppose? I haven't tried it yet. WHAT is your opinion on antennae in the garden
Try it and see.
If I may ask, can one use aluminium wire coils?
you can but copper is a natural mineral beneficial to life, while aluminum is toxic and can be leeched into the soil and crops
omg that smoke alarm
Very interesting!! I wonder if I could try this with pennies!