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Electroculture
“Electroculture is an umbrella term used to describe a group of techniques that use electricity and magnetism to assist plant growth.”
Although not a new concept electroculture has recently become more popular. There has been many books written regarding electroculture as it has been studied extensively to be effective. There is quite a bit of free information regarding this vast topic. I suggest if you haven’t already do some digging on this concept. People have even reported chemical trails being broke up by electroculture.
We plan on implementing electroculture in our gardens this year and are wondering if any of you have expirmented with electroculture? What techniques did you use? What were your results? Any first hand knowledge would be much appreciated!
I would love to see pictures and feedback as the season progresses. I will share as we get going on our project.
Thanks for your time.
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I am also very interested to hear . I just started to dig a little deeper into “Electroculture”
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That’s great, so many basic ways as well as more complex ways to implement it.
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Yannick Van Doorne a long time researcher of Electroculture adds Music sounds to help plants to grow. In this presentation. He talks about his experiment he did for his Thesis. He played a certain music to tomato plants in a greenhouse. They grew 20% bigger, and had more, and larger tomatoes than the non treated tomatoes. He did not use any electroculture in the experiment. Give a watch. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jRVl3igkGBY&ab_channel=YannickVD
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If he played the music backwards I wonder if the plants would decompose?
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I’m interested in learning about this too
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I just replanted a lot of stuff after the hard frost we had. I have the wire and stuff so I am gonna try it myself.
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That is great! Can’t wait to hear about your results
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This is such an amazing culture on this site. So much great information positioned like low-hanging fruit. How uplifting it is.
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Mikey at Hills Mill on YouTube has videos on electroculture. Seems to work. Looking into it myself to try.
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Can’t wait to hear about your progress 🙃
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14 ft high for 2 blue berry bushes. 5 ft of bare wire 6 inches under ground.
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Planted last year, hope for increased growth
This year
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Looking forward to comparison from before and after. This is our first year on this property so I will not have a comparison.
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My knee-jerk reaction is to be skeptical, but I’m willing to keep an open mind. Hey, if it works it works.
May or may not be related to the “electroexogenic bacteria” they were getting hyped up about just before th’covidz hit.
https://youtu.be/qJh6BZ8ThUs-
This reply was modified 1 year ago by Kurt.
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Matt Roeske Electroculture interview. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Zonbj5WjagM&ab_channel=CultivateElevate
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This just sounds just to good. In this short video. Roeski says we do not need to fertilize, or pesticides. https://www.youtube.com/shorts/nHPmLzHEbB8
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More Electroculture info https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bGsydSzLXRo&ab_channel=TheoriaApophasis
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Matt Roeske Podcast 4/13/2023 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-qOWO8XQM0o&ab_channel=CultivateElevate
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<div><yt-formatted-string force-default-style=””>Electroculture Life – The Documentary (Indiegogo Campaign)</yt-formatted-string>
</div>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aQZFAZhVsws&t=150s&ab_channel=ElectrocultureLife
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Biggest banana pepper I have ever grown. My first season using electroculture in high tunnel. Plant is 2 years old and struggled through winter. With electroculture plant is really sprouted to 3′ tall beautiful fruit. I try to eat some sort of pepper with onions and garlic every day
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