Electroculture gardening is all over the place right now, but we're about to dive a bit deeper into the science and how to try it out at home
Those of you following my current electroculture adventure will already know how I installed a [paramagnetic tower & m... by samstonehill
Using the natural air energy of the Earth to boost crop harvests, encourage plant development, and ward off pests is known as electroculture gardening. Electroculture gardening utilizes copper coils and antennae to capture the energy in the Earth's atmosphere naturally.
Did you know that the British Government spent the twenty years between the First and Second World Wars investigating the possibilities of electrifying plants? And did so in almost complete secre…
Electroculture gardening is all over the place right now, but we're about to dive a bit deeper into the science and how to try it out at home
Electroculture gardening attempts to stimulate plant growth and improve crop yields by giving plants electricity as an energy source.
Following on from my last post in which I outlined the various different techniques available for passive electro... by samstonehill
Enhance your garden's growth potential with these 18" long Sun Spiral electroculture plant stakes. The handmade copper stakes are designed to improve plant growth and health using. The traditional style stakes are perfect for any garden and are made in the United States. This pack includes five stakes, each capable of optimizing the growth of your plants. Use them to make your garden thrive. Electroculture antennas easily allow you to: - Increase Yields - Stimulate Root Growth - Improves the Health of the Whole Soil Biome - Reduce or eliminate pesticide usage - Revive Old, Tired, or Un-healthy Plants Easily - Grow Better Plants with Less Work! Each Wood stake is 18" long x 3/8" diameter natural wood wrapped in 99.9% pure solid copper wire topped with the Sun Spiral Design. Medium Wrap Use Electroculture plant stakes for better growing! Electroculture allows you to easily increase yields, accelerate growth rates, and improve crop quality. Protect your plants from diseases and insects while reducing the requirements for fertilizer or pesticides. In short you can grow bigger and better crops in less time, with less effort, and at a lower cost! Simply place stakes 3"-5" deep into soil.
Using the natural air energy of the Earth to boost crop harvests, encourage plant development, and ward off pests is known as electroculture gardening. Electroculture gardening utilizes copper coils and antennae to capture the energy in the Earth's atmosphere naturally.
Following on from my last post in which I outlined the various different techniques available for passive electroculture (a system of feeding natural electricity into your… by samstonehill
These antennas follow a design known as the Ighina spiral, named after the pioneering electroculture researcher, Pier Luigi Ighina. They are made using over 4 feet of sturdy 10 gauge solid copper wire each, spiral downward in a clockwise direction and measure 18" in height. They are meant to be placed directly into the earth or with potted plants. According to Ighina, when his spiral antennas pointed up (as this product does), they had a stronger effect on flowers and seeds, and when they pointed down, they had a stronger effect on vegetative growth. A spiral that points both up and down will have a more balanced effect. So what is electroculture? Put simply, it’s the collection of electromagnetic atmospheric energy used to fertilize the soil and create a healthy environment for growing plants. Acupuncture for the soil is one way to think of it. Electroculture techniques are able to both subtly charge the soil, allowing the plants to take up more nutrients, and can also create an umbrella affect in the surrounding atmosphere, creating a healthier growing environment. There are a variety of methods used in electroculture including pyramids, round towers, magnetized wires that run underground, open loops that can be placed around a plant, paramagnetic rock added to the soil, and, most commonly known, antennas of all shapes and sizes. (Different shapes and metal types will have varying effects.) This lost science often seems far fetched at first, but those who have tried it swear there's something to it. Although humans and animals can also see benefits, plants are particularly sensitive to their environments and quick to show effects. Results reported by electroculturists include larger yields, bigger blooms, longer storage time, higher nutritional content and reduced pest pressure. I personally became fascinated with electroculture after testing out a tall antenna next to my collards and eventually noticing the plants closest to the antenna were truly double the size of the collards farthest away. I was shocked at the results and became instantly hooked! I wish you the same success that myself and many others have found using electroculture. Sincerely, Angie © 2024 Lightning Bug Electroculture
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Article proposé par Pierre-Alexandre Gaurier, en formation professionnelle enseignant/designer en permaculture, auprès de PermacultureDesign. L’électroculture ! Que ce cache-t-il derrière ce mot composite ? Une nouvelle pratique de culturisme ? Où l’homme aidé par un ensemble de machines connectées au réseau électrique ne fournit plus aucun effort pour prendre de la masse musculaire ? Non […]
Following on from my last post in which I outlined the various different techniques available for passive electroculture (a system of feeding natural electricity into your… by samstonehill
Copper Icosahedron angle kit which is composed of 12 14mm connector angles as well as 30 16mm tubes. Very easy to assemble yourself. For more size and diameter options visit the website www.electroculture-concept.fr This geometric shape is part of the 5 Platonic solids. Ideal for strengthening the natural electromagnetism already present in your environment. The aesthetic effect is undeniable, it brings an artistic and original touch to your garden. Dive into the world of sacred geometry, electromagnetic harmony with our quality solid copper isocahedron. Do not hesitate to contact us for custom dimensions, everything is possible (diameter, length): contact [!at] electroculture-concept.fr www.electroculture-concept.fr 🇫🇷 Made in France 🇫🇷 by hand.
Ce qui est fascinant quand on explore un sujet qui intéresse beaucoup de monde, c'est de constater à quel point les gens sont créatifs. Aborder le sujet de l'agriculture maraîchère amène rapidement à explorer les concepts de permaculture . Et très...
Did you know that the British Government spent the twenty years between the First and Second World Wars investigating the possibilities of electrifying plants? And did so in almost complete secre…
Discover Avi - EnergieOase, our innovative plant stand with Fibonacci spiral antenna and Lakhovsky coil. This unique plant stand combines aesthetics, functionality and sustainability in one product. Made from high-quality copper, fine oak wood and environmentally friendly PLA material, Avi - EnergieOase is not only a stable support for your plants, but also an elegant addition to your home or garden. The outstanding Fibonacci Spiral Antenna, finely crafted from copper and placed at the top of the plant stand, can support efficient energy distribution and promote the growth and vitality of your plants. Inspired by the natural growth structure of the Fibonacci spiral, this antenna offers a unique way to optimize the growth of your plants. The Lakhovsky coil, also made of high quality copper, is located at the bottom of the plant stand. Based on the principles of Lakhovsky technology, it can create a specific resonance that positively affects plant growth. It supports the absorption of nutrients, strengthens root formation and promotes the vitality of your plants. The plant stand itself features sturdy oak wood that offers natural beauty and durability. The foot elements are made from environmentally friendly PLA material to ensure a sustainable component. Avi - EnergieOase not only offers a stable structure for your plants, but can also promote their growth and vitality in a unique way. The appealing design blends harmoniously into any room or garden and will certainly attract everyone's attention. Discover Avi - EnergieOase, our innovative plant stand, today and take advantage of this unique combination of aesthetics and functionality. Order now and bring out the best in your plants
Using the natural air energy of the Earth to boost crop harvests, encourage plant development, and ward off pests is known as electroculture gardening. Electroculture gardening utilizes copper coils and antennae to capture the energy in the Earth's atmosphere naturally.
After six months looking into electroculture it seems to me the most commonly asked question is "which way do I coil m... by samstonehill
Ce qui est fascinant quand on explore un sujet qui intéresse beaucoup de monde, c'est de constater à quel point les gens sont créatifs. Aborder le sujet de l'agriculture maraîchère amène rapidement à explorer les concepts de permaculture . Et très...
Did you know that the British Government spent the twenty years between the First and Second World Wars investigating the possibilities of electrifying plants? And did so in almost complete secre…
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Electroculture gardening is all over the place right now, but we're about to dive a bit deeper into the science and how to try it out at home
Learning How to Garden With Electroculture, and Does it Work was something I wanted to know! In this post, I will show you how and why.
