Mindblowing Video of Plants Talking to Each Other In Real Time
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Hello and welcome! My name is Anton and in this video, we will talk about plants communicating with each other
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0:00 Plants talking to each other
0:45 Types of plants communications
1:30 Volatile compounds released by plants
2:20 What these compounds do
3:20 e.g. nicotine
3:45 Volatiles used in communication
4:15 How this was achieved
5:25 What proteins were used
5:50 How leafs react
6:30 Why are they doing this though?
7:30 Conclusions
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The plants are always arguing in my greenhouse. I just can’t get to the root of it.
😂😂😂.
HAHA, good one!
Have you tried going out on a limb to stem the issue?
Bahaha awesome
hilarious
In the 90's I use to tell people that plants and trees were alive and could communicate...everyone thought I was crazy. I still believe it.
Ask the mushrooms.
I can feel it too!
✔
100% ❤
The mushrooms help them exchange nutrients iv had very elaborate conversations with shrooms about this topic @@joycehaines2055
We now know that plants communicate through the air, root systems, and mycelial networks. Now I get what indigenous cultures meant when they said that the forest is alive. Not just the plants and animals but its actually operating as a mass of symbiotic organisms. We used to fit into that puzzle much better.
I bet animals also communicate on a level that we can't even imagine.
As a muslim, when we slaughter a mutton, you could see, cats coming one by one to wait for falling parts. I have always thought animals have an unknown canal by which they communicate.
@@Sadi-oh1jh aside from hearing the screaming animal, and smelling its guts and blood in the air, I am sure other cats see the posturing of cats heading for the kill and follow along, knowing something is going down, just like you might if you saw people all staring in one direction and heading toward it.
Humans are an invasive specie.
@@Sadi-oh1jh vegetarian is good vegan is better
I have raised many cats . I understand their language but they communicate with other cats on very macro level. For example one cat could tell tell other cats what she ate a moment ago , meat, or what by very slightest gesture .
I've worked in the forestry industry and when we had to remove certain invasive plants, the other plants of the same types near by would begin to drop seeds when we started cutting them down so we had to be quick and have multiple people at certain times of the year. So i can definitely confirm that plants talk.
that’s pretty amazing.
Wow
This is impressive.
Did you ever hear the saying, if a sassafras tree dies a hundred show up for it's funeral? They always have baby suckers under its canopy growing which people pull up for making root beer.
Ouch
I experienced this myself: I have a large Monstera plant in my office. One day I noticed an unusual „electric“ smell. When I went to find the source, I found small pests on the leaves of the Monstera. The smell stopped immediately after I removed the pests. In this way, the plant was also somehow communicating with me 😀 .
@@sf55514 Get well soon, your fanaticism of "god" doing everything is a backwards mindset
@@sf55514 Nah
@@sf55514He forgot about the mass genocides humans commit on others, he forgot about world injustices, famine, thirst and babies and kids dying.
Obviously you just care about yourself mainly so if you make sense of what your life is, you think God makes sense to you. Not to most people I'm afraid. Most people suffer and die without ever having anything positive in their short lives. I guess God has his way huh. You must be special compared to everyone in 3rd world countries. So self centered. The world suffers while the ones doing good believe it's all for a purpose. I promise you the people in Gaza aren't happy and think God is doing this for a reason.
Then there's the fact that religion was forced onto other communities where they didn't believe and were brainwashed. Every colonized country went through this. And with the amount of religions, it seems people can't agree either. Why is your god real but not the ones of other religions? I'm like you, I just don't believe in 1 extra god, yours. The universe has it's ways and we slowly understand more through science. A fictional humanoid didn't have all the power in the world. You have all the answers until you don't and then you say "God has his ways. I'm not him so I can't speak on his behalf." Yet the Bible is that. Humans speaking on behalf on this fictional character.
@@randomsomeone18923so if that's funny, riddle me this. How did something come from nothing? I'll wait mr. Science man😌🫵
@@randomsomeone18923riddle me this. How did something come from nothing?😌 I'll wait for a scientific explanation
The fact that plants just send a message to predators to hunt the herbivores that are eating the plants is mindblowing.
Imagine the time it took for this to develop. How long would that even be
@@z0nx Plants have been around for hundreds of millions of years. So I guess that long
They can make dramatic mutations in just one season.
Next time I'm picking cherries I'll look over my shoulder!
Do you think that plants put out Hits on Vegans?
I talk to my trees and plants. We had two oaks professionally planted in Oct and the biggest wasnt 'waking up' after winter. I was worried she was dying. Some trees just dont take no matter how well you care for them. I swear i was out there every day telling her it was time to wake up and I needed her to hurry because once April comes we have to get her replaced before the summer heat. Well she did. Took her just a couple days and she budded and started popping leaves. She looks great. I made sure to give her and her sister both a nice shot of tree fertilizer to help them get ready for the summer.
How kind of you! Thank you so much for taking care of them ^^
I dont think plants understand our words 😅
But i have a other explanation we hVe some apple trees relitivly close by esch other last yesr all of em did not had fruits be ouse of these apple moth thingys a
But usualy ubreally csn see how a view meter further away from sunrise the trees tske longer (ots land with multiple gardens where u can rent one a amaizing thing existing in germsn citys for all the people who want a garden but dont have a house)
So tve further north west they stand the lo ger it tskes em or the more they stand in the shadow of a gsrden house at mor ing ect there is up to a week of delay for blossoming
Also could be the tree had a little bit more of winter dMage fro wi d chill this also is an factor
The fact some flowers/plants have evolved to look like the insect they are trying to attract but they can't even SEE is wild.
Wait till you hear about Boquila trifoliolata, this plant is a vine that copies the leaf shape and arrangement of whatever its growing on for camouflage. Someone did an experiment where they had the species grow on fake plastic plants, and they STILL could copy the shape correctly. This means they arent sampling the dna of the host and importing it into their dna in horizontal gene transfer, but that they actually may have the ability to see!
Maybe we just dont understand how they see?
My grandfather was an agriculture teacher and plant-lover through and through. He was a firm believer, and taught me, that plants have a certain level of awareness. They just move so slowly and their communication methods are so foreign to us that we miss them. I’m sometimes teased because I treat my plants like pets, practically. But, they show their appreciation through their beauty and vigor. 😊
Yes, I touch my plants, I think they like touch. They seem to grow better.
Life fascinates me and I love plants in particular
Sounds like your grandfather was an interesting guy
@@caroleappling2007 maybe, just be aware that some some succulents btw can be contaminated by your bacteria if you remove it’s protective layer while touching them
Love is a feeling. Even if they don't speak "our language" I bet plants feel the love. 🥰
Plants are not just "things". They are living things, far more amazing than many people ever realize.
Ohh those nasty vegans! 😡
stop eating them! plants have feelings too & we must save them. Ban eating baby plants, seed & any female plants in seed... its just like eating babies & pregnant mothers.
Its because they are slow organisms and the majority of people dont have the patience or the passion to observe their beauty
That's why I don't eat meat, vegetables, fruit, grain, shellfish, or anything.
@@edwardsullivan5884😂
"Warning the other to be ready"
The other plant: "Thanks mate let me just pick up my roots and move out of the way, very funny"
They are terrified and shouting when vegans are around.
I know this is just a joke, but there are other ways a plant can get ready! They can start making defense chemicals earlier, or begin shutting down certain organs to prioritize others. They can begin to shift the transport of nutrients to their storage mechanisms (like potato tubers or carrot roots) so if they do get entirely eaten they can regrow from the root. They can also begin to drop seeds early, which improves the chance that their dna can continue through their offspring even if they do end up dying
@@peopleeps4756 Ohh i see, pretty cool, i found it funny but i lowkey was curious on how they actually got ready lol
"You better move your branch is on fire"
"you know what? f*** you larry"
When you realise trees, plants, animals, rocks etc are souls just like us…it becomes easier to understand. ✨💓🦋
They are not
Wow ... Are there delusional people like you? Really?
@@stormcrow7698 They are not but they are alive
@@stormcrow7698
How do you know they are not?
Absence of evidence does not mean evidence of absence...
I think Dr. Carl Sagan knew what he was talking about.
I once spoke to a rock and it said " your about as dumb as not us; but a bag of hammers" I got mad and threw it into a lake.🌻
In a BBC documentary (Mysteries of Nature) this was already seen and reported in Acacia (?) trees in Africa. When their leaves get eaten by a giraffe, they produce a chemical that makes the leaves taste bitter. Giraffe has 15 minutes before the leaves are inedible. Trees in the neighborhood receive the signal and also start making their leaves bitter. Giraffe has to walk a few miles to the next tree that tastes good, out of reach of the chemical signals of the other trees.
My tiny brain cannot comprehend on how did they decided to evolve/adapt to do that? Do they even make decision?
"Hmm, thorns are no longer effective, let's try something else."
@vanadot all evolution is thousands and millions of random mutations, selected for the ones that are actually helpful. So in this case, one random mutation that led to this adaptation becomes more survivable than its peers, over successive generations it replaces the less well adapted members of its species through a greater survival rate of its offspring and therefore reproduction rate than the ones that don't have the same adaptation. Why do random mutations occur? Because DNA, which us digital in nature, is prone to error in replication like all digital signals.
@@IndianArma hah! He think it's random.
@@ghoulbuster1 are you replying to me and referring to me in the third person? I just explained how adaptation is driven by selection, that determines which mutations stick, mutations per se, depending on the type of mutations have a number of discrete and indiscrete factors, quantum tunneling, molecular ionization, independent DNA sub functions, all contribute to the error in signal propagation that we call a 'mutation', casually speaking this has very little to do with the environment, in the way we think, it's environmental selection that does however determine which mutations confer advantages and/or disadvantages, what's so difficult about this?
@@vanadotthey never evolved to do this... they just have always done it and will continue, youre confusing yourself with the universe you learning somthing new is you evolving not them, the trees have always done this long before you knew about it.😂
Projection is a dangerous egoic trait to enable
Years ago I went to like an exhibit where they put electrodes on plants, many different plants in a large room and the electrodes were connected to a computer that turned each electric signal into a musical tone... And when you walked in the room the plants would react to your passing by them and touching them and play random tunes that sounded very musical. If you touched a plant in the other side of the room the other plants you didn't even touch would respond and it sounded like they are communicating... It was pretty cool...
Where is this magical wonderland of science?
Sounds fascinating!
It was like an art exhibit or something.. I remember it was a traveling art exhibit so it set up in different major cities.. I caught it in Los Angeles... It wasn't really science though, it was more art than science... But it was still cool though... And you could see the wires and electronics and no one was operating it so it wasn't like fake I guess.. also I did some digging and it wasn't a computer it was like some sound synthesizer thing.... All in all it was pretty cool...
@@peterzotti6430 Figures, experiences like that are reserved for the rich. Nuclear war when?
I just saw a video about something similar with David Adenborough talking about bees and flowers “communicating” because bees are neagatively charged in aura like the earth but bees are positively charged (I might have those backwards) so if a bee visited the flower it was “attracted” to, it was partly because it hadn’t had another bee on it in a short while.
Trees also communicate in the air . We can’t see , but they have hundreds of tendrils coming off of them and they appear to be feeling around . When you walk by a tree you best believe it’s very aware of that . They communicate with each other through those tendrils as well .
I heard trees know they have been touched and how, but probably not by who or anything like that. It was briefly mentioned on a podcast but I'd like to know more about it.
Share some of what you're smoking please.
@@NPClownumber81googolplex of course reality is only what YOU see in YOUR experience.
@@swhite8381 and I want to experience what you're smoking
@@dontnoabletrees also grow faster when they get played music
Plants are different in many ways from animals, but not as different as most people presume that they are. We have been looking at plants from an animal centric perspective, cutting down trees and other plants without any sense of guilt associated with killing living things. We need to appreaciate them better as we have come to do so for other species of animals.
Two plants caught talking to each other, one said to the other, "I'm so sorry to hear that you are leaving this fall."
"But I'll be back next spring"
🥁 🥁 🥁
Balding season
That gave me a smirk. Nice one
Never attempt humour again 😅
It's a vegan nightmare
Vegans should consider eating air.. 😂😂
We won’t have to worry about vegans once they realize plants are alive and have memories and feel pain. They will soon die off from starvation.
😂😂😂
Anyone that grows plants have known this for years now.
The good thing is that since farming animals require massive amounts of plants to grow, not eating meat actually damages less plants 💚
Im a gardener but you just unlocked a memory i had of my nama showing me a touch me not plant when i was a young kid. I havent seen one in forever!
Cool!
Nothing like sitting in a dark greenhouse at night sipping some tea, listening to some quiet classical music and relaxing. The whole atmosphere is just peaceful and the plants seemed to like it too. My mother and I raised things in there that others kept telling us could not be raised in the same greenhouse.. cactus, succulents, bromiliads, ferns, begonias and orchids lol
Everything in there flourished but we just kept it a secret that they couldn't be grown together lol Peace and love make everything grow.
So THAT'S why my houseplants always look so nervous when I eat a salad!
😮
🤣🤣🤣
Haha!
Each other. What a world we'd live in then...
But.... Does that make vegetarians slaughterers🥺... And if we eat nuts, do we fry their offspring and devour them 😰
:) Let's just hope they don't figure out how to attract alien predators to take care of me when I keep forgetting to water them...
Plants have also been observed "donating" resources to other plants. And what is wilder, these plants seem to recongnize their own offspring and focus on sending resources to them! Perhaps the warning that a plant gives off is a request for help as much as it is a warning. Basically a "hey man, I'm in a bind, you think you could send some help over?". Who knows how in depth their communication is, and how exciting! A whole other world is operating underneath us and we have yet to even scratch the surface!
Yeah,there was a time I didn't realize that corals actually battle for space to live in.
@@thebrain9384wow they do? I never knew that! I know that corals are *EXTREMELY* important to the health of the oceans and without them, many species of fish and other plant life would all die along with it. Corals really intrigue me. I just wish we didn’t have to resort to artificial reefs by means of concrete tubing in order to persevere sea life. It seems like instead of trying to fix the problem, they’re(mega corporations who are more interested in money than the health and wellness of others/the earth) more interested in finding a bandaid solution after they purposely destroy the planet. 😢
@@macawlovers1964 I'm pretty sure I saw it here in TH-cam. Filmed in time lapse.
There's a species of tree that can send out pheremones to warn other trees of termites. It only happens once one is infected. And rather than produce sap, to defend its self, it lets the bugs feast on it, while sending out the warning to all the other trees, which start making sap. But the hero tree dies.
Thats the exact opposite of a genetically selected survival trait. Thats a conscious sacrifice.
it's just chemical signalling, there's nothing particularly special about it. apparently you can make it sound special though.
Anton has the best click bait titles that are no bait at all but astonishlingly exactly what you get every time. Thanks for all the amazing videos!
this one earned him a sub and a like or two
Hubby and I always talk to and touch/pet our plants outside and inside and they are always very healthy and happy. I know they understand love and care and they understand eachothers company also as we keep our indoor plants very close together so they can touch one another 💜
I talk to insects out here on my property. Even the 10 plus year old 2 x 12 inch barking gecko lizard. All God’s creations!
I think it's wild that we have not yet even figured out how most of the species on our own planet communicate and somehow we think we could communicate with or understand alien languages. It's something to think about, and also in my opinion it's a field that we are yet to expand on
> somehow we think we could communicate with or understand alien languages
That's because in this scenario there would be an intent to make oneself easily understood on both sides.
If you take two people from completely disparate cultures and languages and put them together in a room, they'd pretty much always want to figure out how to communicate. But - if you take a random person and dump them in a country with a completely disparate culture and language, they're often going to be the only one who wants to put in any effort to communicate, because everyone else is busy trying to work, shop, commute etc.
Same with animals - what is the incentive for animals to communicate with us? Usually it's to be fed, and they've nailed that. We might not understand the exact message, but "feed me" is easy enough to understand, as it "if you don't let me outside now, I will end up shitting on your carpet".
@@MrMartinSchouThat is a good point but still, alien communication could be incomprehensibly, well, alien to us. Maybe it’d be wise to create some form of communication that’s as simple as possible to bridge the gap.
This is not communication; this is why he is misleading a lot by anthropomorphizing plants. They do not talk or scream, but simply breaking the leaf releases these compounds.
Plants do not think or feel, this is why they also do not communicate. Plants only react.
@@MrMartinSchouhow can you possibly know what kind of communication would be effective or "understood"? This is just a bold prediction if anything. We have no ideia what alien brains and forms of communication would be like. You can't compare that to 2 human beings whom are both from the same species and have many forms of communication other than formal language. We can only hope and make predictions.
@@MrMartinSchou that's a dumb comparison
It's mind blowing that we are so interested in exploring and figuring out space,but there's so much here on earth that we are only just now starting to touch the surface in understanding .
A lot of people don't realize just how much space exploration, and the study of space has enhanced our understanding of our own planet and our lives. We wouldn't have a good amount of our modern technology in math, communication, transportation, computers, etc. without developing tools and technology for space exploration and the study of celestial bodies. So don't underestimate it. It's all tied together, and all a beautiful intricate woven tapestry. My dad worked for JPL for many years, and I'm grateful for it. It kept food on our table, and a roof overhead. But it was also especially educational.
The ultimate dream is to understand everything.
Agreed❤, but like everything else we have to use first principles approach,start here first then by extension we can apply the same benchmarks across the uni
I dont see why we cant just be interested in both. Life on Earth is complex and interconected, and space is also complex and interconnected. Theres no reason to limit ourselves to one or the other when researching both benefits Humanity more.
I think we need more interest in space exploration. We need to find a means to get of this rock asap, and of course methods to colonise other planets.
When I was a kid I always chose the saddest looking plant at the store to take home and bring it back to health. Every morning before I left for school, I turned on the radio to soft music to keep them company while I was away 😊
Soft listening music seems to vibrate in a specific frequency that heals not only plants but other living beings as well. It creates a resonance inside the living tissue that either stimulates or produces the flow of energy conductive to growth and well being.
A bird taking of wiff of raw plant terror: "THE BEACONS ARE LIT!"
When my potted plants look sickly, I move them next to another healthy potted plant so the sickly one can have a friend to lean on. It usually leans towards its friend and improves over time. I did that with a small peach tree, planting it close to a larger peach tree. I'll know this spring if it improved. Plants are amazing.
They truly are great teachers❤
I STUCK A GIANT CUCUMBER DOWN MY TROUSERS FOR A WEEK 🥒 DIDN'T WORK 🤣🤣
You sound like a person who has broken through the Matrix.🩷
Careful, your young peach may not get enough sunlight or nutrients. Trees “feed” each other depending on two things:
1. Species
2. Mycorrhizal connections
Without the second thing trees that might exchange sugars and nutrients cannot. Instead they compete directly with each other.
When my boyfriend and I moved in together, we brought our plants. I put his near one in separate pots. They are succulents and I noticed the next day, the leaves turned to each other. I think they are friends now 😊
I was in grammar school when I asked about plants communicating and having consciousness. My teacher and fellow students mocked me. I never stopped believing it. Thanks for the science to show how we’re all connected.
Plants are about as conscious as a bug or other small animal, they have no need for superior intelligence as they can’t even move much
They are however insanely interesting in how they function in means of interacting with their environment with how incredibly limited a plants biology is
Buddy, small animals can have consciousness, personality and emotions, depends on the complexity of the brain, not the size@@BisexualPlagueDoctor
If you haven't already done so, check out Peter Tompkins' and Christopher Bird's The secret life of of plants. Subhesh Chandra Bose's research on this subject is also very much worth a look
Oh how wrong they were for mocking you
Well the ability to communicate doesn’t mean it’s “conscious” like an animal would be
I once read a line that said something like "when you walk in the woods, the natural world is as aware of you as you are of it." This concept fascinated me, and now I find this video all those years later. How interesting! Can't wait to see more developments from this kind of thing.
Years ago there was a study that revealed how certain trees when a particular insect would attack, could signal wasp to come eat that insect.
During my childhood, I was told many times by my grand parents that plants and trees communicate.
I was also told that they move very slowly. They are just like us and other animals.
we move very fast to them...
N-no they're not.
True
I think you watched lord of the ring too much
@@blessing99999
No, Iam not a fan of movies.
Iam a scientific professional working in health care industry. I can distinguish facts from fiction.
An absence of evidence is not the evidence absence.
People could smell the 'screams' in NJ during the massive gypsy moth explosion in the early 2000's. The forest smelled very strange as the caterpillars were eating all the leaves of EVERYTHING.
It could also have been just caterpillar poo you smelled...
@@Munakas-wq3gp No doubt there was a smell of Frass (As it's properly called) but to claim that it was JUST that is silly.
I lived in NJ until the 70's. I remember a few times when the caterpillars were very bad. You couldn't stand under any tree or you'd be covered with the frass. It sounded like rain falling to the ground. Boy I hated those little buggers.
I spent the 80s in the Pine Barrens. Every spring it was quite the airshow spraying for gypsy moths.
Catipillers also smell like shit... as a well seasoned gardner i know that all to well... Damn that catipillar shit never washes out of the gloves i tried to remove the pests with...
It was likely not plant "screams"
I was an apple/pear picker for 2 decades and once was told by a farmer that he'd made up his mind one year to 'grub up' (ie cut down) a particular block of pear trees that weren't producing much year on year. He made up his mind one day walking around the block and was therefore surprised that year to have a bumper crop, which convinced him not to cut them down. I always felt on a deeply subjective level that old pear trees had almost a personality. Often it was a battle to take the pears, I'd be jabbed in the eye, have branches whip back on me, cuts all up my arms. Somewhat odd because I always felt we were doing the tree a favour by picking its fruit.
My father was a farmer with 100 acres. He told me he could talk to plants and they would grow faster/bigger. He was Organic (used very little man made fertilizer) AND he NEVER sprayed pesticides on the crops. People thought he was odd. Today they would say he was a genius. We grew most of our vegetables and fruits. We also had the best beef, pork and poultry ever!
Woww
My late grandmother used to talked to her plants each morning she's in her little garden and what I noticed was that the plants especially the roses were growing extra ordinarily glowing and beautifully grown. Even those vegetables were somehow sweet.
Until she cut the vegetables nd eat them 😁
Yes I talk to them all day long, I told my neighbours to don't worry about it 😅 I think they understand now after they see what happens and yes is difficult to eat them, I always thank the plants, may don't make any difference but I feel better in myself and I feel grateful ❤
OP's grandmother doesn't realize that "talking to plants" actually feeds her plants by giving them 40,000 ppm of CO2 with every breath.
That's why plants will become healthy and green by "talking" to them.
@@isaiahwelch8066
Wow. That's wild.
I love trees and plants. All of them have their own beauty .🌷🌹🌻🌺⚘🌾🍂🍃🍁🍀☘🌿🌱⚘🏵🌸💐🌺🌳🍃🌾🌷
Her hot a** breath is probably what did it
When levelling ground I disturbed seeds for scotch thistles that were believed to be between 60 and 100 years old. These seeds germinated creating a serious weed problem. I cut the scotch thistles and burnt them when they were 4' or 120cm high, because they were about to flower., and seed. The next outbreak began to flower at a height less than 2' or 68cm.
I said to an experienced local farmer, "I swear these plants talk to each other, and say to flower and seed sooner."
The farmer laughed and said, "We believe the cut plants give off an injured odour, that is detected by the younger plants.
Yes they do communicate."
I think your farmer is really good and knowledgeable but I love your story and like to think your plants did communicate with each other.
Experience vs academia at its best.
Both are important, but farmers have so much more knowledge than we could ever think!
Your face when you realize the largest organism on the planet is the fungal network. I wonder what it talks about.
A chemical response not "communication."
@@sarcasmunlimited1570 Well obviously they got the message to seed sooner so even though it is "chemical" it may still be a form of communication. Like the way insects will come attack you when one of their own is crushed.
Everyone who knew this simple fact was immediately deemed a mystic and a crazy person in scientific circles. It’s unbelievable how the very people of science are the ones limiting science. Thankfully science is so beautiful and whole that it will destroy rigid unscientific establishments and perspectives.
Everything has energy and life in it
The plant is saying to his friend "Run, Forest, run!!!" 🤣
Lolzzz!
Ikr 😮😅
😒
Nah that's a lie
warning im being eaten by caterpillars, the other leaf great im Next!!!
I studied forestry a little more than 15 years ago, teachers back then already told us that it's been proven that plants can "communicate", support each other and warn about dangers. It's cool to see this being visualized, at the same time - kinda amazing how little still know about this.
But it's more than we knew yesterday.
Thing is, even if it isn't trackable through leaves, flowers, released scents in the air, some plants have an underground system via the roots as well. We live in an absolutely amazing world, and I've never understood why some people insist it's all ordinary, common, you'll find this everywhere mind set. Let alone "it's all by chance". Statistically, the chances of just one creation, starting from one cell and becoming an oak, instead of a human or moss or a fish, is astonishing, yet it's all "an accident"? How can they not perceive the wonder of it all?
But conciousness is always everywhere..@@guitarszen
@@fizur2002well, more than you knew.
Billions of people have known this for thousands of years.
I don’t what we don’t know about the chemical systems in plant species we are modifying. Especially since we don’t understand why they are there
I know this , cause once, my boss was inside of a bus with plants for the store , a guy assaulted the bus , killing the driver and hurting other people . My boss hid under a chair , and when the robbery was done , she saw the plants were suddenly dead ! Since that day, my love for plants grew so much , that I even talk to them.❤🌿
WTF?! Really?
Thats why our grandmothers and mother from the old days used to talk to their plants while grooming and watering plants around the house and why the plants grew and flowered beautifully. That means our grandmothers and mothers really did help the plants grow and flourish by giving them stimulus and sensitivity by the vibrations of their voices and touches . Fascinating! My mother till this day talks to her plants around the house lol. She'll tell the plants things like" good morning girls" and " you girls better flower or im throwing you out" ( joking obviously) lol
True! I do the same thing!!! ❤
Also, our breath has lots of CO2, which the plants require. In turn, they "exhale" oxygen, which we require. Beautiful!
They have also known that Redwood trees will communicate to each other when there is a fire.
They can detect, spread pheromones or something in the air, the other trees can recognize this, and they produce some kind of "sap" or something, inside the trees, to help protect them, a bit, from the fire.
And this is why they developed such a stronghold in the places they grow, they out survived their competitors over time.
I'd say the exact same is true for these plants. They have near rudimentary nervous systems and that would give them an advantage over other plants.
“You must understand, young Hobbit, it takes a long time to say anything in Old Entish. And we never say anything unless it is worth taking a long time to say.”
star lord : "why it take so long?"
rocket racoon : "hurry up groot, we are leaving....."
if we keep bringing him up along with plants people are one day going to wonder about the potential racist leanings of them as well.
Of course Anton likes Tolkien. My universe makes so much sense now 😊
The op comment (the quote) made me cry.
For all the humans, all the beings, who have died, before their messages were received by the intended receivers.
❤🌌
What the hell has that got to do with botany?
I talk to plants and trees telepathically ask questions then take a pic and it literally show me images of people and anomalies. Especially trees under sunlight near water. 😊
I once had to pick up a plant for my sister, my ex drives like a maniac and the plant fell over, so I buckled it up in the back seat and played "music for plants" from youtube that I once stumbled upon, claiming to be specially made for plants, making them happy..
A very special smell started to fill the entire car, my sister could smell it through the open window when we arrived..
I like to think I made the plant high and stressfree, chilling in the backseat, after my ex traumatized it..
This plant had the smell for an entire week after and did extremely well according to my sister..
One more way we are discovering "We are all in this together..."
Truly, everything is connected.
Its sad too because nations know this but dont teach it as a standard to their children. Evolution and genetics show everything is related yet its rarely shoved down your throat like religion is.
Next: you are everything.
@SNDN_LN it is hard to say the truth. You try. Then you will have compassion for all who try, and don't try. ❤
Why blame the finger for not reaching the moon?
You will forgive and move on.😊
You are drawing conclusions from speculation.
I cannot agree with your supposition. I say Homo sapiens is not connected to anything and certainly not connected to Nature. We are a self-domesticated species and are thus alienated from Nature. If we were connected to Nature do you think we could destroy it as we do?
We are the only animal which destroys its environment, poops in the well, slaughters each other in massive numbers for convenience, enslaves each other in huge numbers for profit and tortures each other apparently for fun. We are not even connected to each other let alone to anything else. Cheers!
I need to send this to my dad ASAP!
To this day he is a bit bitter for some people to have scoffed at his chemistry degree thesis that plants have a certain degree of sentience but they demonstrate it through chemical reactions.
If this is proven true, well it's too late for it to be relevant to back in his academia days, but still will make him very happy.
@@RianSiax It didn't, I showed him and it made him happier.
My father aways had this reverence for plants, specially trees and many people found it weird when he said that they must feel things like distress, happiness and pain, just in a different manner than other beings.
The plant that made him theorize of a certain degree of sentience in plants was a type of bramble that instead of growing in random directions seemed to aways grow towards the fence of a farm.
It had thorns and would sometimes catch sheep and the sheep wouldn't be able to escape without external help.
If no one help the sheep would die and the nutrients would be absorbed by the plant, and even if it was not considered a carnivorous plant like a venus flytrap it was "hunting" the sheep by growing in the direction of the farm.
Then he said a bunch of stuff I forgot having to do with it sending chemicals to other plants of the same species to do the same, I can't really explain the same way he did, I'm a humanities person not a person from scientific are like him.
Not even start telling about how he thinks trees are the superior life form and we all should be bowing down to trees 😅
Well if you think about it, trees are using us for carbon dioxide. Think about it.@@lainhikaru5657
It's nothing new I am surprised that some people scoffed at your father's thesis, in my religion it is believed that everything carries consciousness especially plants and animals, I feel guilty for even breaking a stem just to plant it somewhere else@@lainhikaru5657
Do you know if the fence was within the rrach of tge brumble shoots or not?
@@niccolog2166 From about 5 meters outside the fence or so, then it would grow in the direction of the fence.
I talk to plants I know they’re alive. That thought came to me at night when I was all alone and miserably crying a plant comforted me when it caresses my face, I thought I was crazy but now it make so much sense.
I was teached by my Dad that everything in nature is alive, can feel and communicate. So I grew up with this and it always felt logical and obvious. Now I'am surprised that this apparently was not common knowledge?
When I was a young child in the early 1980's. I was once, for no reason at all, picking leafs off a large bush. An elderly lady saw me, and came out of her house to tell me to stop, and told that plants have feelings too. That really stayed with me and how I view plants to this day.
We are all connected!!!
Pruning is helpful.
@@davemarx7856there’s a difference between pruning dead parts and taking away useful stuff.
Hippies
@@wafflehouse5289 i mean, real pruning def involves cutting living healthy plant away. just saying.
Plants don’t just communicate with other plants, but also with a complex ecosystem of microorganisms that live around, on top and even inside of the plant. I’m actually working on a project for my Master’s thesis that aims to decode the meaning/ function of a molecule that is secreted by a fungus, which grows into/ colonizes the roots of diverse plant species and can have beneficial effects on their growth, nutrient acquisition and can even protect its plant host from pathogens. The chemical signals that plants and their microbiome exchange is mind-bogglingly complex and still very poorly understood. In a similar way in which plants communicate with their microbiome, we humans communicate with the microbiome living in our guts or on the surface of our skin. It’s really quite fascinating. Everything is communicating, we just haven’t been very aware of it.
@guitarszenso how is communication working for every living being? It's same as for humans, before we talk we have some chemical signals in our brains, just because you can't hear the plants voice doesn't mean they are unconcious or that they wouldn't communicate.
@guitarszen the implied communication we humans use that you are talking, its on fact just chemical/biological signaling.
Very cool!!🤓
@@pepeelpollo3647Sure conscious communication happens because of the many chemical signals inside of us, but like, it's still another level of communication and the commenter probably mentioned it in hopes that people wouldn't mix these things up
@guitarszenMaybe. I recently saw a paper demonstrating that mimosas (the "sensitive plants" that fold up leaves to dump insects off) can habituate to novel stimuli, and the habituation lasted at least a month after 'training' has stopped. That's the simplest form of learning.
Any consciousness that plants might have would be virtually nothing like that of animals. But it's fascinating that our assumption that it doesn't exist might be wrong.
Also, *we* rarely communicate consciously with our microbiome-after all, we didn't realize that we could, so didn't try to chemically give it 'orders'-so it wouldn't be unreasonable for even a sentient plant to not be consciously communicating with its own microbiome, but to chemically do so nonetheless.
This was amazing and I didn’t think this was possible. Thank goodness I was reading a random post from someone who said this but blamed it on being high on weed which made me google the topic. Then, I came back to YT & found this video. I want to share this with my students because you're never too old to gain knowledge. You got a bew subscriber ❤❤
seriously though its true and plant life is waaayyyyy older than humans so of course they communicate and some even walk. kudos for having the guts to say it so.❤
Plants walking is a literal way of saying they travel or move, but if you are ever down in Haiti and in the middle of a Voodoo ceremony, you might see a banana tree walk in.....
Bees dance, plants communicate and scream 😮. Whales sing. Nature is amazing
Bees levitate, too. Pretty freakin' cool.
Plants also bleed, feel heat, cold, and can catch diseases and viruses.
And humans destroy all that's good
And us wonderful humans are obliterating everything in our paths …
"...the work being pioneered by Buchmann and his contemporaries could force an ethical reckoning with how the animals are treated.
Commercially managed bees are considered livestock by the US Department of Agriculture (USDA), and are treated as a workhorse for food production, just as cattle in feedlots serve the beef industry. This mechanized approach to pollination makes no allowances for the kinds of revelations about bees’ emotional lives that scientists like Buchmann have recently discovered.
“Bees are self-aware, they’re sentient, and they possibly have a primitive form of consciousness,” writes Buchmann. “They solve problems and can think. Bees may even have a primitive form of subjective experiences.”
Evidence supporting insect sentience offers clues to what may be driving “colony collapse disorder”, in which entire honeybee hives die within a single season - a phenomenon that has caused the population of these essential pollinators to precipitously drop over the last two decades. While the cause has been primarily attributed to pesticide use, Buchmann and other scientists argue the decline is also due to psychological stress caused by the brutal practices of industrialized agriculture."
Plant altruism. 🌱😊👍
Years ago, I planted a beautiful lavender colored hybrid rose shrub that, sadly, struggled to survive. Every solution I tried failed & it slowly withered away. One day I noticed a morning glory vine wrapping it's tendrils around one of the rose's branches. A few days later the rose shrub had significantly perked up & greened. And began forming buds. Somehow I knew the MGlory vine's contact mattered. Within a short time the rose bush was beautiful & thriving again. I just kept the MGlory's vines lightly pruned so that it wouldn't completely suffocate the rose shrub. The two bloomed & grew together beautifully that year. And I sowed MGlory seeds next to the rose bush every year after.
That’s gorgeous
Interesting.
😍😍🤗
the plant ate the seeds
That should be a movie, a kind of slow action movie that takes a few weeks but has a happy ending.
After giving birth I went to Walmart. They had plants out. I could feel this overwhelming feeling of them screaming. My dad and I looked and they were extremely dry. I had to move away from them.
TY. I just the other day mentioned to my husband that I feel/hear/sense my garden, especially when it needs water.
I was a Postdoctoral Researcher in Plant Hormones from 98-04, specifically Auxins and Gibberellins and the control and regulation of flowering, elongation and response to light during de-etiolation. I'm out of the field for many years, but love to see the new research into interplant communication and response to things like different types of music.
Thanks for sharing this fascination research field with many others. Hopefully we have a new generation of budding plant scientists in your audience ready to take up the baton.
I work with hundreds of plants daily and they are very clear communicators
My goats browse clearings, roadsides and wander through the forest like deer. They usually browse on something then move on without killing it, unless they are hungry and not finding enough, when they might eat too much of one plant or its bark.
In winter in Vermont, with snow cover, they eat a lot of Hemlock needles and nibble on tree bark. They seem to detect a signal that a sapling or branch, or a patch of saplings, has had enough and move on.
They get more excited about reaching older hemlock branch tips than saplings, such as mature high branches bent down by the snow (or by me, if the little one can't reach anything!) They don't eat much of any one branch, UNLESS it is already broken, maybe snapped off or cracked by the wind. Then they methodically eat almost all the branchlets, seeming to detect that this branch is dying already.
Do they nibble to feel hardness like how we feel our fruit
Do you eat goats?
@@nealwailing3870You're kidding, stop acting the Goat.
How interesting!
I read "The hidden life of trees" a few years ago and I'm fairly sure that the author mentioned something about some tree species sending out a signal to other nearby trees when they are being eaten, the result being that the surrounding trees send some chemical or enzyme etc to their leaves to make them temporarily unpalatable to attackers.
I've seen plants wave 👋 at me with absolutely no wind in the area. So I wave 👋 back with a hello.
I said to myself when I was about 12 that I believe that species of all things can feel see and communicate through each other just like we can to each other. Just because we don't understand it doesn't mean it's not happening
I so totally agree!!! True!
“The hidden life of trees” by Peter Wohlleben also describes this communication . The author was a forester in Germany and told how a tree stump was kept alive by the family members in the ancient forest. It was a generational family of trees through hundreds of years. He said the new trees planted did not have such deep communication because It was a young import. Just like human families. People today move often. And don’t establish roots.
Oh Yes I Have That One!
Have you Heard Of The One Titled The Secret Life Of Plants?
I Think It Was Done In The 60's
Tests Proved The Plants Were AWare And Could Even Sense Intention
That Test Was Taken ARound And Shared At College Campuses But It Was Soon Shut Down
Proved Creation When It Was Honestly Assessed
The Whole World Should Know This Truth
But Then we Might Have Some ConFused HuMans Trying To Defend Broccoli From Being Eaten,.. 😊
I’m also a forester and trees are complex.
Some trees are highly competitive with other species and will do whatever is possible to kill others, like black walnut producing and secreting toxins into the soil that kills other vegetation or jack pines that incite stand replacing fires.
“Communication” between individuals may be anthropomorphizing it a little too much, but trees are very inter-connected and some rely on each other.
But I think many who are not aware of the deep nuances of trees don’t understand who tree species are all incredibly unique just like animals.
Is this the book that talks about how commercial forestry is based on the kinda capitalist idea that cutting down old trees and growing young ones in their place kinda flies in the face of how forests work together. And leaves them more susceptible to disease because the role of older trees is that they will quite often help and protect younger trees in the area. I can't remember the specifics of how, perhaps providing nutrients or helping them recover after an attack somehow.
Recently a common household mold was discovered to produce VOCs that make plants grow MUCH faster. Just a short exposure to this smell (even through a HEPA filter) early in a plant's life will cause it to grow faster and bigger for it's entire life.
Wow! I've been dealing with some sort of fungus doing the opposite. I'd love to know more about this to give my plants a better shot. 🍀
If it was a volatile compound it would be gaseous so a filter wouldn’t stop it, but either way is that some evolved exploitation of the plant where the mold gets it to grow faster so that it can have a bigger plant to parasitize so it can also grow faster. Fascinating
So they *are* preparing to take back the planet.
@@submachinegun5737so what you’re saying is the mold/fungus is only beneficial in a controlled environment where you can stop the parasitic symbiosis before it takes over the plant ?
@@MichaelWinter-ss6lxI think they regret helping us rise to the top of the food chain and have been working diligently to start over with a different species of life.
They are telling each other about vegans.
😂😂😂
😂😂😂😂😂
Lmao
They would tell each other about meat eaters instead. For a little bit of meat, tenfold more plants needs to be killed, plus the sentient animal. What do you think animals need to eat, so that they can be killed against their consent?
Yikes, we are damned if we and damned if we don't. 😅
I bought some flowers once and had a specific species of butterfly show up in my yard where previously I never saw even one of these butterflies in my yard or even area. I found out later that this flower was the only thing they feed on.
I recently had to transplant one of my favorite plants & had to yank & pull the roots. I felt bad & apologized to the plant. In the nearby tree a bird was "screaming" at the operation, making me feel like a murderer. The plant is now in the ground in a lovely garden - no more pots for that one. Thank you again for this interesting study.
LOL, amazing that the bird knew.
I hate the fact that I kill every plant even though I love them & all living things. No green thumb for me. I've even killed an aloe plant. sigh
lol?
Ur kinda crazy
@@frcomet5009You are just not informed and spiritually evolved enough at this time to understand. That's ok, you're on your own journey at your own pace. Perhaps someday you will have your own experience and begin to seek more knowledge beyond the purely physical/material world. That is where real life and growth begins!
This is what we call "projecting."
My mom and dad are agricultural scientists and through out my life i was told that plants as as alive as us. Not just they feel pain, they are truly beautiful life forms.
When I go shopping I always hear some plants calling, hoping to find a kind customer that Will carry it to a Nice garden and take Care of it. And share awareness, communicate and charme the Joys of beauty , and communication of awareness, Sound, movements, smell, color and dance of roots, stems, leaves and flowers - plants are of alive and they Express just like all Other Living joy, pain, hope and communication as a song of the Living Now 🎶🐦⬛🎵🖤
Now I understand why my grandmother used to talk to her plants as she cared for them. Wow this was a cool video.
They don’t have ears or the actual ability to understand the world around them. This is more of like an unconscious reaction.
How do you know they don't understand? Are you a plant?
Amen. I see now how my mom blessed her plants by speaking to them. I suspect if you did this same time a person with green thumb talked to them, the plants would really light up with love. Mom had such a good hand with plants.
And we eat
@@jayal.7697 I suspect the psuedogravity of distorted crystals will one day enable holograms of light to take a life of their own. Not many people realize light becomes liquid when at Absolute Zero -273.15 degrees Celsius, or -459.67 Fahrenheit. What will be even stranger is when we understand that Absolute Zero is Relative to its native conditions. 'Liquid' light shows social behavior. But keep in mind G. K. Chesterton’s words when he said that only the truth can be exaggerated because nothing else can stand so strong - nothing else can stand the strain. And perhaps that is why Chesterton says that the test of good religion is whether you can joke about it.
“Angels can fly because they can take themselves lightly.
-- G. K. Chesterton
This has been always the instinct of Christendom, and especially the instinct of Christian art. Yet I am puzzled that Ezekiel 28:13 specifically states, “You were in Eden, the garden of God. Every stone of great worth covered you: ruby, topaz, diamond, beryl, onyx, jasper, chrysolite, turquoise, and emerald. And you had beautiful objects of gold. They were made for you when you were made.” I wonder what the psuedogravity of these distorted crystals would reveal if they were arranged properly, according to the Lord’s Will?
i recently read The Hidden Life of Trees by Peter Wohlleben. this joyful book and his other writing covers how plants are way more sentient than we give them credit for, all because they live on a different timeline than us! he does this in such a lovely whimsical way. they live for hundreds sometimes thousands of years, so they communicate with electrical signals that travel at the speed of a third of an inch a second. they produce chemicals that reduce pain, implying they experience such things and the tips of their roots contain cells that behave like our brain cells. it’s all very fascinating and i have slipped right down this rabbit hole about trees and ancient forests! if you’re curious about the topic i highly recommend peters work.
Awesome! Thank you for sharing that. I’m going to check Peter Wohlleben out.
yes, that's a great book! (I didn't realize it was in English now, so glad to hear this)
I once was looking/mourning a fallen protea tree and started talking to a man who told me about this book! So glad to happen upon this comment as I have forgotten about it again. Will look for it! Thanks for sharing
The Secret live of Plants is another mind opening book. Unfortunately I gave my copy away - only to discover that they were making £*** on eBay 🤦♂️
@@CosmicSeeker69 Yes, it is. What makes it even more amazing is how long ago it was published.
Plant 1: "Look out! A deer is coming to eat us!"
Plant 2: "Oh man - thanks for the warning! I'm gonna get the heck out of here then...oh wait, we're plants, we can't move."
Plant 1: "Oh right...dang. Well, it was nice knowing you Bill."
I attended a fascinating lecture yrs ago on plant structures & cells ( I was studying advanced aromatherapy).
I learnt quite a lot that day about plants communications , cell structures and how those cells defend itself 👍
What a fascinating world/universe we live in
It's alright
@@jesse76th96world is great, the ones running it suck
Beautifully expressed.
😌♥️🌟🇨🇦
@@leahruby4431 Great comment 👍🏻
They don’t run it really they just think they do.
Nature is the ultimate boss and we are all here under its mercy.
I remember going to a lecture at Bowdoin College in 1986. They spoke about being able to follow electrical pulses being sent from tree to tree through their roots with the help of a symbiotic relationships with mycelium. These pulses would start at a leaf in full sunlight and be sent to surrounding branches and trees in the shade.
I heard the mycelium grows more and is better at communicating when the humans above dance and beat drums in certain ways .. makes me wonder if we used to know that
@@Autodidactic153 And just how would we have "known" that? We haven't even known there were mycelia there until quite recently. Not saying it isn't the case, but retrofitting a human behaviour in the light of a recent discovery is quite dodgy unless there's really good evidence for the assertion.
@@thebaryonacousticoscillati5679 Maybe it wasn't something we knew because of science, but a habit we developed naturally that we don't pay attention to. Something kind of like the Moro reflex. Whether a person still does it is completely based on their development, not a conscious decision.
@@thebaryonacousticoscillati5679Like the animals, we used to have instinct. With modern life, we rely more now on our senses and brain, and less on instinct. As a result, we don't listen to our inner selves as much now, and that is why when we ignore our first instinct about something without knowing why, we often deeply regret it later. I think instinct is a form of telepathy from other living things and spiritual beings to us, to help guide us. But we shoo it away as just being an unimportant thought or notion.
So... Avatar? 🤔
I’ve noticed that at twighlight a group or cloud of scents occur in my yard. I feel like the plants are saying ok it’s night time, so let’s start releasing oxygen, and when they start they emit the scent first.
I can't sleep at night from all the noise coming from my houseplants arguing. 😁
i love how with modern technology were able to see stuff like this like imagine telling somebody 100 years ago we could do what were doing now
The poor Victorian child who had a seizure after i showed him this video.
WITCH!
Quantum physics as we know it today was developed 100 years ago.
@LarsLarsen77 You also just made a point that I don't think you intended: We are moving, at an accelerated rate mind you, towards many things that were sci fi then, and even when I was a kid (37)
Yea, but we knew this for a long time. I remember decades ago reading how some family of plants worked together by chemically sending messages and resources to each other through their roots when one of their own was suffering from "plant hunger" or other distress. You'd be amazed at the competition between all those plants out there. Everything from huge oak trees to small blades of grass.
I have always thought this. I once put a stethoscope to an oak tree you wouldnt believe the sounds emanating. Why i always now find it upsetting when trees are chopped down. Thank you for sharing this .
Yes! Once you connect to their life and their voice, seeing them chopped down is torture. I've never had a real Christmas tree since, and always look after the trees around my home.
Thank you...
I feel so sad for trees that were chopped down. To me, it's like killing... It's massacre! I don't know why the people don't seem to have such sense
Plant don't have CNS
@poa2.0surface77 what the hell are you on about? Blimey always one nut 😅
@@souldancersbyjennifer well i bet you massacre your grass without a care
A man connected electrodes back in the 1960s to plants and acted as though he was going to burn it with his cigarettet and the plant showed signs of severe distress. The man then connected himself and the plant to electrodes and thought about burning the plant and again the plant showed signs of distress. Dannion Brinkley has died 4 times and been revived all 4 times and he claimed that during every one of his NDEs he could see plants radiating concern for his well being
Yes I agree. Plants has communication to each other and with animals. Flowers would seemingly dances with morning light. And plants sleep at night also. Thats what i observed them when i was in the Virgin Forest in Philippines. The forest can be called a virgin when it is covered whith a Clear, brilliant bluish atmosphere throught out the day. Would it be rainny or sunny seasons. So inspiring world to live in.
Grass warning the rest of the lawn that the apocalypse is coming...
"Hold the liiine!!! The metal demon shall not defeat u- *AaAAaahghh* "
"the great metal whirlwind is comi---"
@@RoseNZieg "The fiend is tearing us apart but we will not yield, hold the line! hold the li-"
Grass, "Our god is an angry god..."
again, surely they would learn
They comunícate through the roots as well.
Anything that has life is able to comunícate .
My grandmother used to be what in the old days was called a witch .
She used to go to the forest to collect plants, leaves, roots, seeds , stones and fruits for her medical potions.
Some times she let me to go with her and I was amazed how respectful she was with everything, every creature and the nature.
When we enter in the forest I had the feeling that many voices and sounds it was talking to her.
She knew exactly where to find what she was looking for.🥰
When I feel down; usually I go to the forest and I charge my self with fresh energy.
Some spots are very clear to me.🥰
Wish people to learn more about our environment ourselves and how to respect and connect with the nature.
✨Our mother land.✨❤️
Yet she harvested plants?
@@cedarhatt-vx8kf
Yes; some for the garden.
Many others only the leave’s , and seed’s as well .
She have a magic garden including a rosemary tree 2,50 meter high.
Hard to believe because I have never see it again like that.
Burnt ❤️🔥
I'm glad you had such a cool grandma!
Ask more traditional natives, this is knowledge that has been taught for thousands of years. One of my tribes elders, Linda Hogan, writes about plants talking, especially corn in her book Dwellings. Many sing to the corn as they care for it and there are many songs that have been passed on for many generations.
My hypothesis is that the signal is not just for other plants to warn them but maybe also a signal for help. The predators can come remove the caterpillars or whatever is eating them, but maybe other plants can send another chemical signal back that may somehow scare away the caterpillars or whatever directly. I don’t know…I’m sure there’s more to the story…and it’s really cool that scientists are making these discoveries!
I also think we should study the effects of these compounds on animals, particularly us humans. Maybe there’s more that can explain the health beneficial effects of being in nature. Of course, be careful how you present the research so as not to alert big pharma to go synthesize, patent, and sell these molecules for profit. Clearly, bug pharma doesn’t understand that plant medicine typically works best in plant form and not isolated molecules derived from the plant. Take cannabis for example; isolated THC has all sorts of problems - causing psychosis is one of them! But in the plant, it’s balanced with other molecules (terpenes, etc.) that modify its effects such that it’s much more pleasant, rarely causing psychosis.
Thanks for sharing!!
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Mind blown 🤯 plants 🪴 🌱 doing more than some of us - showing compassion
That's a pretty uncompassionate thing to say!
When I was a child I would talk and share my love with dying plants… sufficient to say, they begin thriving after a few days. Love, love plants!💞🪴
Suffice. The word to use is suffice....not sufficient. As in; "Suffice it to say, or Suffice to say ..," This is proper English. I hope that you didn't pay for college.
Thank you Professor Adam West, for your contribution! Your comment was invaluable beyond measure and we will never forget you.
And now back to OP...I think that's lovely. 💕
It's true, I was the dying plant
@@depressedphilosopherbitch7581 perhaps you should also ad the word "Cunt" to your seemingly appropriate, yet uncreative screen name. Keep your mamma proud.
I did share my bodily fluid to my rose bud garden. They bloom afterward.
I’ve seen plants attempt to communicate with humans, like waving & dancing most humans ignore the attempt of communication and just pick & consume them
Great video! To answer the question as to why would plants communicate, they CAN defend themselves - they can produce toxins and also compounds that would make them less pleasant for who is about to eat them, OR reduce transpiration etc for upcoming fluid loss risk. They are not just passive.
Amazing. Not long I was explaining to a family why i bring so much of my plants on pot indoors durng wintry months. I don't have any background knowledge connection to plants will communicate. But I'm just a crazy gardener. But as it gets soon the first frost would feel my lovely plants calling me, telepathically begging me to let them in our the will wither and die. Crazy as can be, I bring then indoors. My lounge and window sills filled, even my spare room filled. A mad gardener, yes I am. But i feel them like they're calling me. I am green fingered according to description. I buy discounted left away plants on shops and care for them until they all get back to life well and good, start taking cuts of them and filled my summer and baskets with them. I always love colours in summer. I'm so happy to know this proven by others more with expertise in the field.
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For 10 years I lived in a little studio cottage that had 2 enormous pine trees right behind it. I adored them. Felt like they watched over me.
One day the toilet began to gush water from the seal, all over the floor until it flooded. Turned out the tree roots had grown into the plumbing, looking for water. When the plumber came out, removed the toilet and was pulling the roots out through the hole in the floor I almost fainted. It seemed so painful for them. He said whenever this happened, they'd have to come back every 6 months or so to do it again and again because once the trees found water, they would keep growing that way.
The trees were about 50 feet tall, very large and old, so thankfully it was never a consideration to remove them. But I could not handle seeing that process of pulling out their roots over and over.
When he left, I went back and talked to the trees, explained the situation and begged them to stop growing into the pipes, so we wouldn't have to do that to them again.
That was during my first year living there. It never happened again, in my 10 years there. The landlord would ask about it every so often, but that was it, they never bothered any underground plumbing or anything else again. When my landlord wondered why it had stopped, I told them. They laughed. They were idiots, lol.
I've had many encounters like that with plants and trees. I adore them. They're as much my family as my human family. Maybe more so.
Telling people that plants are sentient and very much alive and having a full experience of life is often met with eye rolling or giggles. Maybe with enough scientific evidence being presented even those lemmings will get it? 😂
Great story. I believe you. 👍
So, when you spoke to the tree, was there a translator present?
It's call Frequencies 👍 a universal language ❣️@@ohyeahthatsme3609
I believe you... it's true... you have a gift of feeling Energies and Clairaudience...the trees send Energy to you which your mind immediately interpretes to words... because Energy has it's frequency like for example pain, laughter etc.
@@humanity9158 this can be possible
I've known this for at least two decades. It's well documented in the book The Secret Life of Plants by Peter Tompkin and Christopher Bird.
So we can expect that every being is sensient. Wonderful.
I saw this happening in my garden! One cactus was infested with caterpillars eating it. The next day, three or four tortoises were eating the soft bits off the cactus, leaving none behind for the caterpillars to eat. When I looked closer, the caterpillars ate the cactus inside and out and then laid eggs, while the tortoises only ate the pears and small leaves outside the cactus so the succulent would survive for another season!
Some animals leave toxic slime as they eat to monopolise the potential for there offspring when the plant regrows
Caterpillars can't lay eggs, they're larva. Only adult butterflies and moths lay eggs.
@@johnnysparkleface3096 made me doubt their entire story 😂
? Caterpillars can't lay eggs
The ones with no legs lay eggs ;). Look out for the hiss and slither.
When I was in high school I remember (I think on PBS ) watching an experiment with using a analog lie detector test hooked up to a plant, There were Two plants in the same room someone would go in and tear one to pieces then several hours later they would file about ten people through the room. They did this experiment several times and everytime the person that maimed the plant went through the room the needles on the test machine would go wild, Somehow I think plants are very aware of what's happening in there surroundings.
@erwinallen The plant can recognize individuals then!! Awesome!
Wow that is pretty wild. I'd love to watch that
Yesss! That research is chronicled in the book “The Secret Life of Plants” 🪴 the audio book is here on yt. Absolutely mind blowing 🤯🤯🤯💎💎💎🪴
I've heard of a similar experiment, but with brine shrimp. One random person was given instructions to throw a cup of brine shrimp into a pot of boiling water, and when that person re-entered the room, the EEG would go crazy, not only illustrating that plants can discern one person from another, but also that they're sensitive to the harm/destruction of ALL life. Not just plant life.
I wonder if that's why certain people get targeted by some certain animals in the wilds. They may have done something wrong like litter or destroy some plants, and made the whole ecosystem upset...😮
I actually read a book from 1970s/80s by a fringe Soviet scientist 10 yrs ago who made similar claims. However, his claims continued far into the realm of what many, including myself would consider pseudoscience. He already mentioned the electric excitement observed in living leaves to the death of cells of nearby plants(it was boiling water i think). What I found to believe was the claim that he somehow was able to travel his consciousness through lignin tubes in the stem and feel the individuality of the leaves etc. Weird stuff. Wish I could find the book again.
Sir JC Bose first started working on the sensory system of plants . American scientiests gave a name ,he is mystic ! And opposed his nobel prize for inventing microwaves. He knew it all but he did not bother to react . He was a saintly person. Now every one knows who is the inventor of microwave.
I noticed that, when I touch my plants while angry they slowly turn yellow, but when am happy and everyone at home is happy while touching the plants, they look so green and healthy. This made me realize that plants are aware of the environment
Well if they're aware and they can communicate without a brain or nervous system and they "start screaming", then they can also feel pain and they want to live. Therefore vegans can't eat them anymore cos why are ending the life of something that wants to live. So... what are vegans going to eat now?
Can u film it?
When your plant goes yellow, it means that the stuff you feed it lacks curtain stuff the plants needs.
I think he is trying to say that when your plant goes yellow, it means that the stuff you feed lacks certain stuff the plant needs.
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