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[@GrowVeg]

Happy days Gaz. Your garden is looking amazing. Life seems to be all good. Drink it all in my friend!

[@gazoakleychef]

Thanks my friend! Hope to see you soon? ❤️

[@judylloyd7901]

​​@@gazoakleychef Gaz, you pronounced "respiratory" perfectly well each time 😊😊 But not "sedative" lol 😆

[@MJSpurlock]

Am I the only person that wants to know how Gaz keeps his pants clean while gardening? 😂 The veggies look amazing. Really enjoying your videos!

[@DuelingPeaks]

And while cooking!

[@Hekatarine]

Not at all. I also wonder this... every. single. time. I usually end up looking like a scruffy wreck when I garden but Gaz? Always immaculate.

[@sn232]

LOL honestly was one of my first thoughts

[@user-yb7zo7kw8e]

Me too, what a skill 😂

[@leesamcauliffe7846]

I actually said the same to myself watching this.❤

[@alexandrareynolds1761]

It's so encouraging to see young people getting excited about connecting to mother earth's energy and growing your own food. It's true that once you start, each year you grow more. Gardening is my happy place. And cooking and preserving is a close second.

[@gazoakleychef]

Well said! ❤️

[@janak1367]

I’ve been here since Gaz cooking in his London apartment and I sure am here for all the woo woo. Just getting better and better. You are such an inspiration Gaz. Thank you for sharing your journey over the years ❤ I’ve just started my growing journey this year and I hope to improve year by year.

[@gazoakleychef]

Thank you so much for the long time support ❤️

[@SandiRemedios1]

The copper crystal dance made me laugh out loud😀…so fun!!!! If nothing else you had some fun!!

[@gazoakleychef]

🤣🤣

[@TheEmbrio]

Yup ! But do not attempt during a thunderstorm !

[@beckwilde]

I also did this earlier this summer and yup, the copper coils helped my garden grow massively. It was insane.

[@quintadovalepermaculture]

I tried it last year but in beds which were only in their second year, so very hard to tell whether it made any difference or whether it was the Spring application of compost. This year (again after compost) the same bed was again super good, but some other beds also with new compost weren't so great so next year I'm going to try it on those. I use a slightly different technique with much taller poles, but it doesn't seem to depend too much on the style of conductor.

[@VanyaKaludovaa]

Watching the video was like entering a different state of being, swimming peacefully in a different realm, where words are not necessary as minds are the like and feel each other. In a world where people are consumed by materialism, connecting with mother Earth is not understood by many. That makes the possibility to peek into your way of being, living and thinking through a tiny window, such an honer. Grateful for you!

[@gazoakleychef]

Wow thanks!!

[@cher-amirose7109]

💚

[@hamassehdaneshzad9513]

Beautifully said 🌱👌🏼💚

[@GuitarLegendvideos]

Yeah. It's cool.

[@adventureswithwonu4467]

Gaz please never stop! I literally only come on KZbin these days to watch you and a few other creators!!

[@FountainBeee]

Electroculture - lovely to see it being discussed more in the last five years ✨️

[@ardethellis8930]

Been planting with with crystals for years. Points up for above ground veggies and points down for root crops. I've not used the copper with the crystals. There are copper strips around the tops of my raised beds to keep slugs and snails out. I am going to experiment with the combo in the spring. Thanks Gaz ❤😄

[@elinorshirvanian9546]

Not only are you my favourite Vegan chef. Not only are you my saviour when I feel stressed as your calm nature brings my blood pressure down. Not only are you living my dream. But your style and in creating a beautiful home is stunning. You really are a wonderful chap and I cant wait to get your new knife and cook book soon. THANK YOU Oh and one more thing any woman who ends up with you will be blessed. 🙏🙏🙏🙏

[@nicothenatural]

I agree he will make an amazing partner to someone some day.

[@pattiharlan1813]

I've watched your channel for quite awhile now and I've learned a lot. I truly think you're beginning to 'hit your stride.' the earth is our home and mother.

[@gazoakleychef]

Thank you! Me too!

[@hharithsufyan]

thank you for the advice at the end, feels like it's my calling to start planting my own food!!

[@gazoakleychef]

You can do it!

[@evangaryhirsch]

You inspire me so much, Gaz. I hesitate to say it, as it feels a bit odd, but I feel proud of you and so happy for you making this transformation. Look how far you've come from the first videos, in every way. I have my food forest here, but it's be a long process with reconstructing it after the first contractor skipped the country on us, and discouraged me in so many ways. But I am getting my inspiration back through you, and do plan to have my garden, cooking, lifestyle show/channel in due course. So I can't thank you enough for being such an amazing role model and showing what's possible with a little time, effort, interest, and attention. I am right behind you, and here rooting you on all the way. Thanks for all you do! ✌🌞🌱

[@gazoakleychef]

Ahh thank you ♥️♥️

[@Vivienwestphal]

I'm here for Gaz going slightly off the rails. You do you, Gaz❤❤😂 you're young. That's the time to play crazy French Wizzard selling onions. You go, mate❤❤❤

[@nicothenatural]

@user-kd7qu5hj5q keep your negativity to yourself.

[@Hayleyfisher85]

You should build a couple of hot beds, that will help you produce a load of compost every year and give you an early and also extended growing period at the beginning and end of seasons😊

[@jaredlongoria612]

I think I smiled the entire video - your inner child really is shining through 😄

[@gazoakleychef]

♥️♥️

[@maureenlayden3639]

Knife purchased-- Thank you! You've taught me so much Dear Gaz!! As a plant based gal X 5 years, I have started an ever expanding journey-- lifestyle medicine, minimal waste, growing food, ahimsa, gratitude, and kindness....May you always be joyful, peaceful and ever learning and growing! Many Blessings!

[@intheyellowcorner]

I love your electric eclectic wizard dance, Gaz. 😂❤

[@gazoakleychef]

🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@ElizabethDrysdale]

I commend you on the ability to be openminded, the proof of the pudding is in the eating after all, looking forward to the results.

[@susanlewis6000]

Thank you, Gaz. The garden is from God. All good things come from Him. Our hope and life are found in Jesus Christ.

[@takoyajones5767]

I know so much time and stress goes into this. But the yield! So beautiful. My dream life

[@gazoakleychef]

Thank you ❤️

[@ElectricRootz]

Electroculture is something I've been using in my small garden for the last couple of years, my wild strawberries grow three times the size of what I see them in the wild. Electoculture works 100% I've made some pretty funky electro culture sticks. Copper is so much fun to work with.

[@jadebrennard1534]

This video brought a smile to my face we have just got an allotment and ar cleaning it up getting it ready for to start planting i reallt cant wait to see the benefits ❤

[@wefunkful]

Gaz, me and my girl been following you since your first cooking episodes in London. You‘ve been an inspiration to us from the start and it feels like we grow together with you. Back then we were in a small apartment in the city and now we moved abroad, started our first garden and soon will buy our own house with land. We love every single video of you but just wanted to let you know, this one was not weird at all, it’s fun to see you experimenting and we love to follow you. It’s nice to always keep an open mind. Also, you‘re not alone mixing up tomatoes and strawberries 😅 We got much love for you!

[@rosameijering5161]

Food growing from the land is a gift from G-d

[@nicothenatural]

@user-kd7qu5hj5q why don't you go touch some grass and do something helpful

[@JuliusCzure]

​@user-kd7qu5hj5q God is real mate, who could ever make such a beautiful complex world. No one but God.

[@anonymouspenis-sn4yt]

​​@@JuliusCzure​@JuliusCzure There's quite literally no way that the Christian God is real. They are able to date certain radioactive material with a method called "radio carbon dating" where they look at the half-life of certain materials. From this they can deduce that the age of the universe according to the bible is not correct. Because the materials that they look at contradict what the Christians claim is the age of the universe. Adding this there is the obvious problem of evil (Theodicee) that asks how can a God make a world where Putin sends to rape children, holocaust etc.

[@grammy279]

I loved the nasturtium salt you made. It’s on my list for next year. I grew Swiss chard and beet greens this year for the first time and have eaten all summer long- in salads and sautéed. Made Confit for the first time and loved it. Here I am 71 years old and just really discovering the joyful rewards of careful planning and commitment to grow my own small garden of food. My neighbors love it also. I enjoyed watching you for the first time- your excitement and curiosity for what you can achieve and enjoy is amazing.

[@gazoakleychef]

Welcome ❤️

[@vinaysingh4880]

You are my favourite chef Gaz. ❤ Your videos are a treat to the eyes, ears and mind. Hope to meet you someday in that lovely homestead of yours. Lots of love from India. 😃

[@Tamsins_Potager]

Don't know if you can get them in the UK, but in Australia we have a product called Grostik which is a mini solar cell on a stick that goes in the garden bed, captures solar energy and converts to electrical current in the soil 💚🌱🌞

[@mirellaslingerland]

Love the weirdness! There is so much wisdom out there that has been forgotten. Mother Earth has it all. 🙌✨ Can’t wait for the herbalism episodes

[@gazoakleychef]

So true!!!! ❣️

[@philiptaylor7902]

Amazing video Gaz, you’re a guy who really knows his onions.

[@gailf.5018]

❤ a tear came to my eye when u we’re feeding your chickens the cucumbers. So emotionally beautiful!! ❤😂❤

[@hilaallnaturalsoaps9628]

me too, thinking about all the chickens that are not treated like this

[@emeliekarlsson5859]

I have been following you for a while now and i always think that you are showing love to the nature in a wonderful way. The power in nature and mother earth is something we should appreciate everyday, without it we wouldn't be alive. So as i has written many times before. Thank you for sharing and spreading love ❤

[@EmmaBakesCakes]

I really like the copper and crystals, beautiful and hopefully helpful too. Your onions and cucumbers, delicious and of course the tomatoes. My dad grows different varieties of the tomatoes and he does the orange ones and makes soups so none of them get wasted at the end of the crop xx

[@newenergyawakening]

I'm loving your vids so much! I got the gardening bug big time in 2019 and it's so cool to watch you growing, cooking and enjoying life. Big hugs from our lovely tiny town, Kalbarri halfway up the coast of Western Australia

[@gazoakleychef]

That is awesome!

[@nadjahsoulspice6373]

Hi Gaz, you can plant the Borage on your compost heap. They help decompose waste faster. Amazing plant. Funny that yours taste like fish, mine have always tasted sweet, I love to use them in a fresh salad for their sweetness. Anyway, enjoyed this video, your kitchen is a dream. Can't wait for the next few uploads you mentioned. Feeling inspired, thank you

[@primavorsixty]

Copper isn't magnetic so I'm not sure how poking a bit of towards north will harness the earth's magnetism from the north pole? Also if copper harnessed electricity from the atmosphere wouldn't that make our plumbing a bit risky?

[@SimonNoDigNeale]

I've installed electroculture around my beds. I also have a 8ft antenna between my bees and beds. It's on an Earth Energy node. One thing I've tried for the first time is use Orgone in my polytunnel. I've had great results with Orgone on calming my bees and also placed a piece under my wife's head in the room below. It helps her sleep at night.

[@gazoakleychef]

Sounds epic

[@jaynekennedy8469]

Borage tastes like cucumber and the flowers look beautiful frozen in ice cubes. Your onions look amazing!

[@miseentrope]

Borage tea is wonderfully refreshing, like cucumber water.

[@lindabrown293]

This is my second year using electroculture and we're having amazing results, love your videos especially your chickens as they're such a joy to watch.

[@kmilliken7208]

Vancouver Island 🇨🇦 love your videos! We are a few years into growing veggies. Learning some things work and some don’t but definitely getting better. Our biggest struggle is rats, raccoons and squirrels.Deer can’t get over our fencing. Borage pops up every year and bees love it! Keep doing what your doing-it’s so great and we all learn together as we go. A rewarding journey! ❤

[@JosephineG101]

.... the videos just get better and better..... thanks Gaz, thanks Tom

[@gazoakleychef]

Thank you for the support!!!

[@tressanallenmartin9336]

I can’t get over the Woo!! Woo!! Dance 🕺 … Dwl!!

[@marleneb6101]

Don't take that layer out of the onion even if it looks ugly, and don't put them so close to one another.

[@INDIANREDLOPEZ]

been following your journey since the Avant Garde days man, and love to see it.

[@snippetsofinconvenienttruth]

You are a breath of fresh air. Thank you for your enthusiasm. Gardening and earthing such a life saver. Inspiration sharing the way to go.

[@danielayoutube6122]

Hey Gaz! I am currently finishing my master's, I love what I do and hope that in the near future I can work on what I have been studying (which I love). However, in the far future I imagine myself embarking on the self learning process of growing food just like you do and oh boy... watching your videos takes me there, gives me vision, I imagine recipes with the things you pick up,... Honestly, I have always loved your videos, but these homestead ones bring me so much joy and motivation to reach that point in my life where I will turn my attention to growing food. Really, thank you. Love from a portuguese girl, leaving in the Netherlands, hoping to grow food somewhere in the world someday

[@CyanStudios24]

Those copper antennas definitely don't do anything because its essentially an open circuit in electrical terms They do look very beautiful though :) Gives it a mystical fairy tale look

[@__Shellspace__]

gaz over time your space has become a remarkable place , mine is catching up and im finding it the most beneficial thing ive ever done not only for me but people around me see it and want to do the same i hope they do

[@jennlarkins5590]

Oh my God.. you had me laughing with your woo woo dance. I love your enthusiasm Gaz. Keep up the beautiful work and thank you for sharing it with the world! ❤

[@gazoakleychef]

Glad you enjoyed it 🤣

[@SAP64]

I use toilet paper rolls for seed starts. Just cut them in half, across the tube. Put in some soil and seeds and transplant when ready. You can just pop out the seedling from the bottom if it hasn't started breaking down.

[@meismeems1]

I love your gardening videos, they so inspiring even for long time gardeners like me. When you said controversial I thought you were going to say using urine for liquid fertilizer. It's fantastic! A book called Liquid Gold is a must read it you want to try it!

[@VivBeyer1111]

Omg urine is also amazing for skin related issues!

[@meismeems1]

@@VivBeyer1111 really? Ooo I need to research that!

[@denisea.6752]

Second the urine, it has made such a difference in my veggies and flowers growth

[@nyana.]

Since you're sharing such amazing garden beauty with us, I also want to share a delicious bedtime tea recipe that I've learned from my granny, it's my favourite! Mix mint leaves and linden flowers and you'll get the most delicious, fragrant and calming cup of tea ❤

[@ebradley2306]

I have magnets on my watering hoses that is supposed to magnetize the water as it flows by. I have noticed an improvement in my plants since doing that. Could be coincidence and could be not. Certainly doesn't hurt to give it a try. 😊

[@elizabethbenavidez3069]

I live in the city and have a small back yard but I do have a lot of house plants. I hope the used coffee grownds work well on them too.

[@pattipelletier6131]

Thank you for another great video. Those chickens sure do love following you around your yard 😂 You touched on so many great points. I loved hearing about some of the medicinal properties of your plants and am glad you will be doing more videos on this 🇨🇦

[@daryncollingwood7405]

So inspiring and a beautiful tour of your garden, thankyou Gaz. Growing your own food makes you feel amazing!

[@julietetlours]

You're winning at life Gaz! Your garden looks incredible. I hope I will be able to grow my own food at some point when I have a garden. I think you'd like the movie The Taste of Things by the way if you haven't seen it. Your copper antennas reminded me of it.

[@Raisasteff]

It will work. it is beautiful. thank you for another calming video

[@AwakenDawn78]

I'm so glad things are back on track in the garden! That's why I love you so much, because you are as positive as I am: you never give up. :) Here in Hungary there is no shortage of sunshine , it's been 35-39 degrees for 3 months now and no rain - and even here the snails are a problem everywhere. Before you even introduced it, I knew, intuitively felt, that you would bring electricity into your garden. Clean and energized water can also do wonders, growing giant plants. I see you've made improvements inside the house: the new dining table, the serving cabinet and the carpet weren't there before. And the promotions are helping to stabilize your state. The compost toilet is a good invention, although I haven't used it myself, there is an engineer and an actor here in Hungary who promotes it a lot :)

[@leilapujebet9047]

You are such an inspiration! love your videos, gorgeous garden and amazing kitchen Gaz...regards from France!🥰

[@NaturenNatashacandlecrafts]

The moon cycles enhance nutrients and moisture too, you can follow the cycles for sewing and harvesting 😊❤

[@BROD1EWonder]

When you started dancing hahahahhaa great video

[@MM36577]

Borage tastes of cucumber. Fish? What variety do you have?!

[@kathleenbutler9967]

You!! Are amazing!! I love your videos...your videos bring sense to a world pummeled right now with greed, lies and politics....thanks!!

[@DSuggs-bm8mw]

Yess for the crystal antenna placing dance/ritual ✨😂💜

[@hollyharbz5092]

A garden is so rewarding for the mind soul and nourishing the body 😊

[@Skattie]

Gaz , don’t know if you heard of this, but i read on another channel, wood ash will resolve your snail /slug problems, put it around the plants .its good for soil too

[@kristycarrington9413]

Beautiful video!!!! Our earth, the ultimate Mother Nature, holds so much wisdom and teachings for us. Thankyou Gaz, I loved this video!!! ❤

[@braydenrayden4695]

I too use copper rods in my Garden. I don’t care what anyone has to say about it. It definitely WORKS. Good on you for taking the time to do this. What you put into your garden, you will get back in return.

[@hillsmillhomestead]

Thank you for such a great and inspiring video. Your gardens are amazing and the plants are beautiful. I have been gardening with Electroculture Copper Coil Antennas for more than 40 years with great success. I share my knowledge, experience, and results on my YT Channel as well. Looking forward to the next video.

[@gazoakleychef]

Wow thank you! Will check out your channel 👌

[@hillsmillhomestead]

@@gazoakleychef Thank you sir!

[@franciska5892]

I could feel your joy through the screen, so incredible to see 😍 adored the video, thanks for creating this beauty all around you!

[@turtle2212]

Your videos are so refreshing! Just the music disturbs their natural noises and beauty.❤

[@NaturenNatashacandlecrafts]

Yay... totally works..we are all energy are words and thoughts all carry an energy that scientists can actually measure and the energy we also give out on a vibrational level mirrors our experiences. I thank my veg, fruit trees and plants for their abundance and share my energy with them.. sounds out there but they absolutely absorb our energy too. Theres that old nursery rhymn how does your garden grow..... well it is your Love that u put in and give out ❤ Ooh, eco retreat, lovin your vision. 😊

[@boondoggy2]

We started electro culture last year. We have two fig trees, one is 8 years old, and has never had any figs, until now. We also have lemons and limes, and wow, the trees are going crazy producing fruit. It really does work. Look into chemtrail busters too. On a bad chemtrail day, we usually have a big area of blue sky above our house.

[@elfiefae]

My favourite video of yours yet Gaz! And not weird at all! Crystals & copper are minerals & are as old as the earth itself. I love every video you create & seeing your inner child & adult self shine & thrive in gratitude is truly beautiful

[@freyawilder9478]

Love the longer vid.. and the tour.. and the tree hugging! Enjoyed every second of this! Thanks for sharing :)

[@ntokozomkhabela1501]

I completely relate to your frustration with making enough compost! Last year, I built a big heap and was really hopeful that it would result in a lot of compost. But wow, was I humbled in the end 🤦🏾‍♀️. This year, I'm determined to try again! I've learned that it takes a lot of green and brown waste to produce a decent amount of compost. What I’ve decided to do this time is create dedicated beds specifically to cultivate green manure that I can use for composting. I’m planning to grow crops like sunn hemp as the "green" material and a grass called teff for the "brown." Throughout the growing season, I’ll be harvesting these crops and adding them to my compost bin and replanting if necessary. Alternatively, I might even use them as mulch directly on my veggie beds 🤔. Wishing you success in the science of composting this growing season!

[@kalayne6713]

The first thing I did at home after having both knees replaced was walk (hobble) on the lawn with bare feet. It was intuitive, I don't usually do that, but when you consider that I now had metal where my knees had been, it was a way of integrating the new knees. I refused clinical rehab, instead doing 'physio by cat'....sit, get up, let cat out, sit, get up, let cat in and repeat. It's so much better than clinical rehab. It's been great to watch you grow in your new home and garden, Gaz and as a firm believer in the power of 'woowoo', bring it on. Blessings from Australia to the land of my Welsh ancestors.

[@jonnzi789]

ive literally started doing the exact same thing, now a have like 20kg of pumpkins and 5kg tomatoes evry week and i cant eat so much

[@gazoakleychef]

Well done!! You’ll have to start preserving! Check out my website for preserves recipes

[@jonnzi789]

@@gazoakleychef did the real gaz respond to me? Im from Poland and we poor bastards have our own tradition for jarring food :D but i yet have to find one for pumpkins, i will check the site

[@BBHubbs]

My advice to you, Gaz, is to keep being amazing ❤️

[@80schunkaymunkay]

Thank you for these videos about growing food! It’s giving me so much inspiration to grow food with my daughter. We’ve grown quite a few bits this year in pots but feeling more inspired to get a raised bed in addition to pots. P.S I stumbled across a fruit called Honeyberries. I never heard of it before. now have bought 5 different plants. It’s an extremely healthy (and delicious!) fruit perfect for our climate in the U.K. and apparently extremely easy to grow! I wanted to share if others hadn’t heard of it too!

[@MyScooby15]

I love electroculture.....my melon was badly treated by slugs and I thought it would die....but then I put a copper spiral next to it and boom....suddenly growing, blooming, having a fruit

[@CatepillarChrysalisButterfly]

I’m here for all the woo woo Gaz 😂 your garden is looking amazing! We’ve just moved into the Scottish countryside and there is a lot of work to be done to our grounds but we’re hoping to get started with growing our own fruit and veg asap so your channel is a huge inspiration. Keep up the fab work!

[@Ginger_shot]

There’s so much beauty in everything you do. The inspiration is off the scale, Gaz. Just imagine if everyone put this effort into connecting with mind, body and soul and the environment around them. Thanks for being one heck of a Vegan Badass ❤❤❤❤

[@Sylvie_M]

Great video Gaz. And btw, you pronounced respiratory correctly. :) I too use coffee grounds but be careful about amounts...no more than 20% of the total volume.

[@gazoakleychef]

Thanks for the tips!

[@lailama9044]

What a lovely video, so inspiring and honest

[@NadineKuehn]

I love it, Gaz. This technique is simply amazing. Thank you for talking about it. Your videos are a work of art.

[@gazoakleychef]

You are very welcome

[@theprimitivista]

THIS. This right here. This handsome lad charging his copper wrapped crystals by doing a magical dance before he points them north to boost his garden growth that he will use to make masterful vegan dishes and serve with homemade kombucha in front of a pastoral scenic backdrop out of a dream.... Everything a woman could ever ask for. Gaz is BEYOND!

[@holovka]

thanks Gaz. Regarding the electric gardening, there is an Australian gardener KZbin -- Vasili's Garden. He swears by his solar powered device that helps his plants grow. The catch is to not put the device in until the root systems have established that is not when they are seedlings. Have a look he does run a comparison between lettuce one with and one without the solar device. The one with is twice as large after a week. so not woo woo there is something to it.

[@kaurhealings]

Aw love the authenticity in these videos!! Thank you for sharing all things crazy woo woo!! 🌱 👌

[@cadileigh9948]

It might help you if you thought about the rocks under your feet which are the mineral component of your soil. I used to live on Ironstone with the ley track that runs over the hilltops in South Wales and then moved back to Copper country in South Eryri . Slugs galore because i'm in the rainforest but plants definately react to the mineral complex that feeds their sensors. I would be overdosing the vegitation if I added copper here but I do place local white quartz in each bed to encourage flow. Mine is a closed system with no added compost materials because they'd need transporting. I used to have horses supplying muck but growth here is so lush .

[@user-ft6gr4lr9p]

You’re so inspiring Gaz! I always learn something new from you even though I don’t grow my own food.

[@i.a.4694]

Dear gaz, lovely garden. I would recommend using bokashi besides compost. My plants love it...

[@maryrogers5269]

thanks for inspiration! Planning for next year now

[@soaring1]

Oh it will work and I look forward to watching near future vids. I saved several dying plants by burying a clear crystal pointing up around their roots. Cheers!

[@user-xr3hl5ns5y]

Gaz, I've watched you since the start of your journey and absolutely love your progression into hlppy dancing, tree hugging, crystal loving, knowledgeable herbalist ❤ welcome to my world! I just wish I lived in Wales, too. It's my spiritual home ❤️ just a beautiful video, nothing weird about it at all. Thank you ❤

[@anaschilling2668]

From Australia I can feel your passion for your garden the way I do !! Thank you!!! I’m onto these new copper devices, I’ve heard how beneficial they are!! Love your videos 💚💚

[@gazoakleychef]

Awesome! Thank you!

[@LeesGroveHomestead]

What a lovely video :) Thank you!

[@kimberleychapman8416]

Thanks for this, Gaz. I have been wondering about the electric-therapy (is that correctly termed?). You explained it very well, and now, I really understand. As always, I appreciate your videos 😊

[@rebarbara999]

Wow, thanks for the idea! I guess if we put the orgonites in our home why not also energize our plants and soil life with it? It is supposed to be a cloudbuster as well. I already see you going down the rabbithole of the alternative planting methods. Next up: using your own pee for fertilization. It's said to be self healing to eat those veggies :)