I love what you do! My son was inspired by your magnet video and is going to do his school science fair project based on that concept. This is how we used to assess things, trial and error! A lot of science these days is manipulated data dependent on the sponsor. I like your method
I'm going into my 3rd week. I have a permaculture food forest and just have one section done. I'm using a thick copper wire and going clockwise from ground up, I'm in the USA. I have 9 ft to just over 3 ft bamboo with an antenna on top. I also did circles around two plants in this section that are not doing well. I also did 7 small antennas and put them in pots were the plants were struggling. From what I understand the thicker the wire the better. The taller the antenna the more ground it covers.
Well done for trying the clockwise and anticlockwise, I did spot the first pole you show that was anticlockwise, then the coloured ones with insulation were clockwise! I have not tried insulated wire as I reckoned the idea was to gather energy! What I am trying is tighter windings for 1-metre pole than the 2-metre and 3-metre poles which are bamboo and readily available here in Thailand! I want to test if there is any gain with tighter windings and if the different lengths and poles diameter make any difference to the power draw? I was shocked to find a pole about the size of your little finger at 1 metre was giving 0.265 volts, compared to a 3 metre pole with looser windings giving about 0.200 volts! The copper wire is 3 mm and the same for all my experiments! Sometimes wet soil will give better readings and every day there is a difference! BTW: I am only using one stainless steel Ighina coil, which is giving higher volt readings, but the rest are all copper! The simple winding on a stick seems to work pretty well and is the least time-consuming, therefore quick to establish many poles in a short time!
I’m experimenting like yourself here in Brisbane Au , I’m using copper pipe and electrical wire . No harm in trying something different, that’s what makes life so interesting. Don’t listen to the detractors, ignorance is for the programmed imbeciles . Keep up the good work .
Hello, I wanted to tell you that everything or that has life is in various ways toroidal energy, like a tree or like an apple cut in the middle that is the reason why it is beneficial to meditate with a large tree behind you, you can help the flow of the torus by placing a conductive wire vertically near the plant, That also explains why it is beneficial to walk barefoot on earth. I'm sorry if I'm not clear, I'm using a translator. Best wishes to you
A thought just occurred. Why not drive a couple of the antennas in the ground randomly in your yard grass? Assuming you cut grass regularly, you should have a good test platform for gaging growth, effective range, etc. On grass growth. Thoughts?
at the new place the lawn hasn't grown, and at our current place the dogs would steal the sticks for sure! haha. Great idea for someone else to try though
Good on you honey for giving electroculture a go. I’ve just started with a couple of sticks wrapped in copper and have put 2 x 3m lengths of COPPER PIPE (do you know if this is any better??) where I’ve wired 2 x short aerial lengths of copper separated by a block of wood that are suspended like an Ariel . Keep the videos coming. 👍🇦🇺💕
I think it’s clear that there is great interest in this subject and thanks for every one for sharing and please keep going ! can you all giving updates 👍🏻🇦🇺 I think we are seeing a very hungry humanity and it seems to be getting worse! And a lot less nasty chemicals would be good 👍🏻
I am also from NZ and have just started to make high antennas for my farm and also some for my garden. I will be interested in the results over the coming months, the other thing I am going to try is Paramagnetic Basalt in the garden and also on my pasture.
John Galt made a static electricity motor that drew current across the huge electrical potential that exists between Earth and a few meters above ground level. Of course he was just a twinkle in Ayn Rand's eye. You are very likely to be a real-life Ayn Rand hero. Good upon you!
ooh that sounds interesting too! I have those magnets set up under one of my baking sheets at the moment to see if I can magnetise the whole surface enough to effect a bunch of seedlings, so far they are germinating a good couple of days earlier than the ones next to them not on the tray - I will let you know how it progresses!
@@FantailValleyHomestead You represent the people Micheal Saylor was telling us about: th-cam.com/video/H-1ddZClFgQ/w-d-xo.html No barriers to learning!
Fascinating! Thank you for taking the time to test this in a sensible and scientific way. I'm giving it a go right now myself....as an aside, I notice that one of my tomato plants planted in a 15 gallon fabric pot has had a cluster of four whimsical copper mushroom sculptures sitting in it all spring. Comparing just now it does seem to be larger and more vigorous than the plants in the other pots, and perhaps less blight on the leaves. Might be coincidence, but maybe not.
I know with growing them on top of magnets the south pole up made the best improvement, not sure how that translates to electrical positive/negative though?
So im slightly confused by all your experiments. I thought it was already documented that raw wire on wood is the best. I'm in USA and so i haven't seen the other 2 you did.
Copper non flexible wire is the best . Bigger the coil the better . It must go deep in to the soil ....... By thre way it must be stripped from insulation before sticking it in tO A SOIL ......
if you have a large field every three feet seems a bit impractical. Would something smaller work as well? I'm speaking about the wood pole with the copper wind around it.
Apparently, having it wrapped clockwise when you're in the southern hemisphere sends the energy upwards out of your soil. Anti clockwise should charge it 😊...... its the other way round for the northern hemisphere
I honestly didn't do much in the garden this season because I had a baby mid summer so my 13 year old did the majority of my garden, but I have plans for more experiments next season. I have been using magnets under seeds and cuttings I am propagating which I am impressed with the results
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I love what you do! My son was inspired by your magnet video and is going to do his school science fair project based on that concept.
This is how we used to assess things, trial and error! A lot of science these days is manipulated data dependent on the sponsor. I like your method
oooh cool, let me know how it goes for him!
I like finding things out for myself, saves having to try and work out who to believe
He has a bright future, onto it. Cheers Parents for guiding him well. Be proud.
If the kids ask what the aerials are for, tell them the veggies are now on Bluetooth.
hahahaha
Lol! That's good!
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Wifi
@@FantailValleyHomestead What are you using your mustard crop for?
@@jj..- it is following my potatoes, apparently if it is dug in it helps remove/prevent blight and other things in the soil
I'm going into my 3rd week. I have a permaculture food forest and just have one section done. I'm using a thick copper wire and going clockwise from ground up, I'm in the USA. I have 9 ft to just over 3 ft bamboo with an antenna on top. I also did circles around two plants in this section that are not doing well. I also did 7 small antennas and put them in pots were the plants were struggling.
From what I understand the thicker the wire the better. The taller the antenna the more ground it covers.
have you noticed any difference over the 3 weeks?
@@FantailValleyHomestead I will be doing an update next week.
Well done for trying the clockwise and anticlockwise, I did spot the first pole you show that was anticlockwise, then the coloured ones with insulation were clockwise! I have not tried insulated wire as I reckoned the idea was to gather energy! What I am trying is tighter windings for 1-metre pole than the 2-metre and 3-metre poles which are bamboo and readily available here in Thailand! I want to test if there is any gain with tighter windings and if the different lengths and poles diameter make any difference to the power draw? I was shocked to find a pole about the size of your little finger at 1 metre was giving 0.265 volts, compared to a 3 metre pole with looser windings giving about 0.200 volts! The copper wire is 3 mm and the same for all my experiments! Sometimes wet soil will give better readings and every day there is a difference! BTW: I am only using one stainless steel Ighina coil, which is giving higher volt readings, but the rest are all copper! The simple winding on a stick seems to work pretty well and is the least time-consuming, therefore quick to establish many poles in a short time!
I’m experimenting like yourself here in Brisbane Au , I’m using copper pipe and electrical wire . No harm in trying something different, that’s what makes life so interesting. Don’t listen to the detractors, ignorance is for the programmed imbeciles . Keep up the good work .
This is Real science!
Interesting stuff. Greetings from Maryland US
Hello, I wanted to tell you that everything or that has life is in various ways toroidal energy, like a tree or like an apple cut in the middle that is the reason why it is beneficial to meditate with a large tree behind you, you can help the flow of the torus by placing a conductive wire vertically near the plant, That also explains why it is beneficial to walk barefoot on earth. I'm sorry if I'm not clear, I'm using a translator. Best wishes to you
A thought just occurred. Why not drive a couple of the antennas in the ground randomly in your yard grass? Assuming you cut grass regularly, you should have a good test platform for gaging growth, effective range, etc. On grass growth. Thoughts?
at the new place the lawn hasn't grown, and at our current place the dogs would steal the sticks for sure! haha. Great idea for someone else to try though
Your garden is HUGE! I love all your experimentation - thanks for all the hard work!
Congrats
Can't wait to see the results of your experiments!!
Thanks for your updates
💪👍Firul nu trebuie sa fie izolat.
Thank you for doing these experiments, I look forward to your next video.
very good..i like your methodology..i am gonna try the same things..
Good on you honey for giving electroculture a go. I’ve just started with a couple of sticks wrapped in copper and have put 2 x 3m lengths of COPPER PIPE (do you know if this is any better??) where I’ve wired 2 x short aerial lengths of copper separated by a block of wood that are suspended like an Ariel . Keep the videos coming. 👍🇦🇺💕
I think it’s clear that there is great interest in this subject and thanks for every one for sharing and please keep going ! can you all giving updates 👍🏻🇦🇺
I think we are seeing a very hungry humanity and it seems to be getting worse! And a lot less nasty chemicals would be good 👍🏻
Good on ya mate keep going it’s just fascinating how things work and interact
I’ll keep watching
You certainly have been very busy well done to you. Very interesting work there and showing great results so far! Well done and thank you for sharing
Thank you for the update!
I love all your experiences.
Have you thought of earthing your poly-tunnel aluminium frame with a copper spike into the ground?
BTW, i'm a fan of your efforts.
ooh that sounds like something I should look at doing!
Interesting
wood conducts electricity also, wrap around tree branch
Very interesting, thanks for sharing.
I am also from NZ and have just started to make high antennas for my farm and also some for my garden. I will be interested in the results over the coming months, the other thing I am going to try is Paramagnetic Basalt in the garden and also on my pasture.
interesting, looking forwards to hearing the results.
Good work. Thanks for sharing.
You've inspired me to try this with some of my potatoes and peppers. I have some Romex left over from a building project that will fill the bill.
Amazing!!!
I think your doing great. You learn from your garden experiences how to become a better gardener.
John Galt made a static electricity motor that drew current across the huge electrical potential that exists between Earth and a few meters above ground level. Of course he was just a twinkle in Ayn Rand's eye. You are very likely to be a real-life Ayn Rand hero. Good upon you!
ooh that sounds interesting too! I have those magnets set up under one of my baking sheets at the moment to see if I can magnetise the whole surface enough to effect a bunch of seedlings, so far they are germinating a good couple of days earlier than the ones next to them not on the tray - I will let you know how it progresses!
@@FantailValleyHomestead You represent the people Micheal Saylor was telling us about: th-cam.com/video/H-1ddZClFgQ/w-d-xo.html No barriers to learning!
You know, you can always find all the experts and know it alls on every subject in the comments section😆😉
it really is unbelievable😳😂
Fascinating! Thank you for taking the time to test this in a sensible and scientific way. I'm giving it a go right now myself....as an aside, I notice that one of my tomato plants planted in a 15 gallon fabric pot has had a cluster of four whimsical copper mushroom sculptures sitting in it all spring. Comparing just now it does seem to be larger and more vigorous than the plants in the other pots, and perhaps less blight on the leaves. Might be coincidence, but maybe not.
I wonder whether it is better with a positive or negative charge. Such a fascinating experiment!
I know with growing them on top of magnets the south pole up made the best improvement, not sure how that translates to electrical positive/negative though?
Thanks for your video.
So im slightly confused by all your experiments. I thought it was already documented that raw wire on wood is the best. I'm in USA and so i haven't seen the other 2 you did.
In simple terms you need to harness the dielectric properties from the aether to super charge your plants. Also sonic bloom seems to work
Great job! Really appreciate your videos comparing the different ways. Really helpful! Best!!
Copper non flexible wire is the best . Bigger the coil the better . It must go deep in to the soil ....... By thre way it must be stripped from insulation before sticking it in tO A SOIL ......
what a fantastic job you are doing!!!
if you have a large field every three feet seems a bit impractical. Would something smaller work as well? I'm speaking about the wood pole with the copper wind around it.
Thanks for the update, just subbed and will keep autoliking future videos
Do you have any thoughts on seed/plant growth (long term exposure) if you add the magnet to a water tower grow system?
Do you notice a decrease in pests?
looking for the link to the lectures. they aren't in the description and I didn't catch his name
I know you are experimenting but i think you should strip the plastic off the wire unless that's intentional.
Thank you for another instructive update. I am wondering if 'lay lines' may also be affecting not only plant growth but electroculture also?
Is the tall aerial wire oriented north south?
Apparently, having it wrapped clockwise when you're in the southern hemisphere sends the energy upwards out of your soil. Anti clockwise should charge it 😊...... its the other way round for the northern hemisphere
The world is flat m0r0n
Hi, how's your garden going? Are you still into electroculture?
I honestly didn't do much in the garden this season because I had a baby mid summer so my 13 year old did the majority of my garden, but I have plans for more experiments next season. I have been using magnets under seeds and cuttings I am propagating which I am impressed with the results
Do you have to strip off the insolation off the copper wire
some people say yes, others say no. I have a trial running outside at the moment comparing stripped and left on, so I will let you know when I know!
Can you please tell me the name of the guy you mentioned that has the video lectures?
Yannick Van Dorne
I want to try this on aeroponic tower, is there anyone try this before or can give me some tips about it?
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Wow you've went full alien insane asylum gardening!
Gotta give it a go! Will be interesting to see if it actually helps or if it is a gimmick.