Effect of Electricity on Plant Growth | DIY Gardening Experiment on Electro-Culture with Results

[@GardenTips]

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[@nagarajans5341]

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[@criticallook1352]

It may not be the variance in the voltages, but rather the amperage. The batteries used for the 3vdc source will supply higher current than that of the 9vdc source. I highly doubt it, but the colors of the cups may result in different growth rates. Try using the same color cups for A, B, and C. Also group the cups into a triangle, rather than a straight line, thus ensuring all three cups receive the same amount of light, temperature, and air flow. :

[@reptiloidx8942]

If had enough time and will then i would try electromagnets by feeding them with ac/dc currents and different frequencies and wave lengths . Soits a huge experiment should be cunducted on the most fastest growing plants like salads may be . Keep it up the experiments going .

[@goatmane837]

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[@muhammadridlosaim2344]

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[@Mrtickytak]

I recently started experimenting in my garden as well with copper as no power added antenna. Since sky is positive and earth is ground I stuck a copper lightning rod in the soil next to my apple tree and created a spiral of copper wire around the tree and it’s supports. The idea for me is to have the copper attract positive ions in the atmosphere like a net and deposit them in the ground. This to me is a benign process and won’t hurt the life in soil. I imagine the bigger the net the less that statement holds true… so maybe my version will not act as a pest deterrent but instead adds vigor to the plant? Since this is a single tree I won’t be able to figure. But I can say my trees flowers are quite robust and they just bloomed while the copper has been installed (about 5 days now). My belief is that sky to ground redistributes natural charges in a “positive” way. 😅 maybe… maybe not

[@Jibrannajam92]

So any results? what were your observations?

[@bigbang259]

but the tree can conduct that current, take electrons from the soil and transfer them into the air. so the microcurrent is inside the tree. but you're right actually does nothing, the impact is like negligible. To have some current you should make the surface that contacts with air very big because air is very bad conductor. but the only thing it would do is steal some current from the three itself, Although the impact would be negligible

[@octonimus1458]

This is to add to your knowledge on this subject. Last year we were growing peppers and I found a copper flower pot. I transplanted a pepper plant in it and set it on a porch. I started noticing that when I poked my finger in the soil to check its moisture level I felt like something was stinging my finger... It took me a week to finally figure out that when I watered the plant, the water in the pot would hold or generate an electric current. It was like 4-6 volts. I just continued to grow the pepper plant in it. The pepper plant was disease free all season and produced good peppers... To this day have no idea why or how that flower pot had an electric current... True story...

[@emanandchill]

Interesting.

[@guytwombly2955]

TY I was contemplating stimulating the soil with a low voltage charge and I thought that popping the Negative lead to a metal skewer and putting it in the earth and taking the Positive to a skewer and putting that into a clay pot? Just a thought?

[@eamonearly]

Maybe connect the wire from an old solar panel to a copper spike and put it into the soil. Maybe the solar panel will help inject electricity into the soil

[@cvmetalworks4594]

From what I've read, it's the field, not the current. Perhaps try it again with the electrodes not in the soil, but above and underneath the seeds, so that the field surrounds the plants, but no current is present in the soil.

[@higherself1317]

Actually , in all old books, the soil was isolated from the electric current, very important. And use the natural occurring energy from air/ether, not battery.

[@ingleberthumperdink9455]

Why don’t you make that video, huh what you think of that big shot huh!

[@ingleberthumperdink9455]

@@higherself1317 you guys just know everything, makes one wonder what you’re even doing here 🤔

[@projectdelta4926]

they're right, ^mr. jealous pants.^ no one knows everything, by the way. they just know something you dont which might make you feel smaller. thats what learning is for, no one is dumb or stupid, but people can make really harmful decisions, to me that is dumb. the energy is in the field,in the electromagnetic fields surrounding us. electro-culture harnesses that, not zaps soil to the point where not even a worm can survive it. the man who made this video didnt know what he was doing, and the video itself will appeal to all who refuse to accept electroculture as a major solution for the food crises and highly likely economic collapse. people need to know this information, and need to learn to do it right, before big industries that already know how to do it make people suffer with blindfolds on, slaving away to people who use this technology to their benefit but against the 99% of people. why im spending so much time writing a comment about this is beyond me--but i get the vibe that by telling you that, you may use it against me for the opportunity to gaslight me for having one small flaw, despite mr.humperdink retaliating at facts because he feels small like a five year old. then again, i shouldnt plant seeds of bitterness, what does that solve? we should promote what we love, not attack what we hate. water douses fire, while one flame can light infinitely more flames. right? yes.

[@ilovecheese162]

its more then that you can use accestane to mimic the effects of photosynthesis

[@stevetobias4890]

Instead of using copper rods into the soil, try using a positive ioniser, a negative ioniser and a control. As you said, lightning ionised the air which helped plants. Electroculture is about ionisation and not about running currents through the soil.

[@waffle_chair9269]

So what would he use instead?

[@phaexyr1043]

​@@waffle_chair9269 tesla coil nearby

[@davidhogan621]

You could try the experiment with just copper conductors and no batteries connected, as Tesla did. The ancient Egyptians also used coloured "Glass" to affect the different properties of plants, especially herbs used for healing. They believed light through red glass was the most beneficial for all round growth and health in plants.

[@insaneco]

If you go watch some vids on cannabis cultivation and the properties of light you'll see the they use more of a blue light during veg stage and red during flowering stage

[@gravitystorm61158]

Frequency.

[@michaelswenson6599]

The difference between AC and DC is huge for any living thing. DC currents are a part of both photosynthesis and respiration as a result of the photoelectric effect from sunshine and how it builds structured water in living tissue. AC is a huge problem that disrupts the natural electrical systems. Those power lines you showed are likely AC.

[@phaexyr1043]

He used DC and said that the power lines, AC, helped plants to grow better

[@sethwoot]

I believe your control pot being yellow reflected more light a true control would have all posts same color

[@kushalhn515]

I feel plants should be subject to electric field and not electrocuted. When I was playing around with my multimeter I noticed a significant voltage on plants (50-100mv) . This is when I realised that electricity and magnetism might have an influence on plant growth

[@andyslock5351]

You are correct. But you do forget one element. Frequency. I wish you succes with your experiments. Do realise. You will need to do a lot of exeriments to find the correct freqüency. First study what makes up the plant. You will find a correlation between your data that time

[@kushalhn515]

@@andyslock5351 true ..lot of experiments..made a test Matrix and I am like...wow that's a lot of experiments 😂. Ps Are u from Australia ? You looked very much like on of my far relative's husband 😂. I checked and his name is Paulo .

[@andyslock5351]

@@kushalhn515 i was a college teacher at the university of antwerp before i started my own company in belgium. But, my family are almost all sailors and spread out all over the world. It wouldnt suprice me that some family lives there.

[@kushalhn515]

@@andyslock5351 wow Sailors huh. that's cool ! May I know what company u have started

[@andyslock5351]

@@kushalhn515 atintellicom. Its small and situated in a very small town called temse. Its a tech. problem solving company. So far, i only provide solutions to local industry. And i wanna keep it small. Else i dont have time to continue my studies. I also make very low tech. Educational videos for students. Just quick and easy videos for beginning students. Nothing fancy. Its sometimes interesting to watch an episode like this one. Because the people who do these experiments might notice something a trained eye wouldnt see. And its interesting to hear and see the ideas of people who arnt totally academic. We need new views to correct our theories and adjust our educational views. Maybe in austrelia you have heard of the names: Nieborg, Slock, Fink (jewish side of the family). Those are our family names.

[@darrylchristians7]

Hey there I think adding some Iron would perhaps change the circumstances. Happy Growing Darryl

[@hadesjupiter275]

I would like to add a comment! I think that this experiment is elementary level at best. The current is not the problem. The problem is a lack of knowledge of magnetic fields. Energy is not going down into the soil rather it is creating an electric magnetic field. The electrodes going into the ground should be the basis and starting point for everything. First of all, the electrodes inserted into the ground need to be in alignment with the earth's magnetic field. In other words, the line between the positive and negative electrodes needs to be oriented toward the earth's North and South magnetic fields. Second of all, the position between the positive and negative polarities is important. If we are pointing the electrodes North and South, the negative is the closest node pointing at the earth's North magnetic field. Second of all, there are no conductive materials in the soil. Minerals, metals, clays, ionic solutions, rearranged monoatomic elements (Ormus) and salts are all electrically conductive materials. Higher the conductivity the higher the electrical current. Have you ever wondered why vegetables in Alsaka grow soo big?

[@salmannaqvi7295]

It's Outstanding video with real result thanx

[@marten3451]

Try this idea please; In pot D, have the copper wire on 2 wood stake's above and across the soil, like a power line. Then place 1 copper piece in the soil or at the bottom of the soil.

[@davidhogan621]

Telluric current?

[@balasmj]

Using my ac to dc adapter, I chose 240V, 0.001A and passed current by placing copper plates on either sides of the pot soil. The plants were 3 months old. Plants grew drastically but one terminal kept dissolving. I had to use a thin plate of gold to stop the dissolving. No, I won't give my address 😄

[@ohvnaq]

i think more seeds should be used, perhaps 5-10 per pot? seeds can vary in vitality even coming from the same package

[@Offred]

Please do an experiment without batteries and use copper wire wrapped around wooden dowels instead. Thank you!

[@jesseyates6725]

Your videos are simple to understand and I always learn something! Thank you

[@TheAlexfrascari]

Very interesting. Studies i haver seen show Low frequency 50hz stimulate growth. Not DC current.

[@guytwombly2955]

Perhaps if you had stimulated the plants for a shorter duration of time?,A lightning strike happens for just a few seconds and is wide spread, , 15 minutes seems excessive? Appreciated your video as a learning tool, so Thank You Brother

[@TEXAS-SMITH]

Okay sooo... You were close but no cigar. I have been working on something similar for two years now. The current will harm the plants. You want voltage only. When you water the soil you sorta short circuit the batteries. The seeds like static. Look up " Effects of various electrical fields seed on germination." It is a pdf. It is a start for anyone interested in what they are calling "electroculture".

[@TEXAS-SMITH]

The negative should be on top of the seeds. I have mine at 1000v per cm in height. I keep them in between the static plates I made day and night until they are ready to plant. So far all but certain poppies are ready from 3 days to 12 days to put into the ground. No luck but with an unknown huge type of poppy. Unknown species. I have not tried wheat and such but that pdf holds promise when I do. Next year. Instead of typing all of this I should just attempt my own YT video because information is scarce or just flat out wrong. It's spring. Gardening and learning how to make a YT video while wiring my shop seems like a little much. I'll think about it.

[@aliceh5289]

Pretty please make that video, even if it's a slideshow with your procedures so we can replicate it

[@TEXAS-SMITH]

@@aliceh5289 I don't know how to make KZbin videos, but I'm doing this again this year, and I'll try to figure out how to get you the information.

[@xdzf4000]

Eu também fiz esse teste acho que a terra tem ter 80 volts de baixa amerage deve ajudar mais se tiver muita amperes torra a planta eu fiz um experimento e a semente não germinou sem usar eletricidade mais sim a tirando da terra isso é sinistro

[@TEXAS-SMITH]

@@xdzf4000 Não se pode colocar as sementes em contato direto com corrente (ampères). Se um amplificador pode matar um ser humano, o que os miliamperes farão com uma semente molhada? As sementes DEVEM estar entre uma carga estática (sem movimento). Tensão. Voltagem e amperagem não são iguais. Estou dizendo isso para aqueles que não sabem disso. Se você usar corrente, deve ser como você diz, uma quantidade minúscula e não pode tocar nas sementes ou irá matá-las com a mesma certeza que um raio pode matar você. É o campo elétrico negativo que afeta as sementes.

[@abduliftardarpi1139]

I just want to inform you that in Indonesia there is an elementary schoolboy found and made electricity from big plants

[@pedclarkemobile]

In school (around 1990) we powered LEDs and small toy car motors using citrus fruit as the battery. It was a fun experiment and much more memorable than separating sand, salt and iron filings or distilling a liquid or other boring experiments... It felt truly fascinating to see electric current coming from a fruit!

[@swen6797]

Sunshine drives this process which works with the liquid crystalline structure of water that plants and humans build from Infrared exposure. Emf fields break down this structure, maybe because of the heating effects of microwaves frequencies. This structured water is even thought to be what floats boats better than the force of water displacement. The breakdown of structured water in places like the Bermuda triangle might explain much of the mystery.

[@mantisshrimp9731]

Seeds are highly variable in genetics and phenotypes. You need clones for this experiment

[@patrickdonnelly5223]

A French document shows that a border on one side of a bed is acidic and the far border is alkaline. EM flows through the soil and increases growth.

[@phaexyr1043]

Could you elaborate on this? What document?

[@antumurikks4861]

cuttings from same plant would be even more interesting and this is too.. can you try frozen seeds too ?

[@swen6797]

Cut flowers last longer with the water in the vase connected to earth ground, just like plants are. Id like your experiment done with that in mind. Sunshine is a source of electrons to the photosynthesis process, i.e. a low dc current. Id like to see your experiment done outdoors too. Even the magnet experiment. Humans also source a dc current from sunshine, the lack of which is the basic reason for our illnesses.

[@peterbagshaw5863]

They can grow plants in complete darkness to fruition and without irrigation.

[@Polarcupcheck]

@@peterbagshaw5863 How is that possible without water? To the best of my knowledge, water is the primary electron donor.

[@peterbagshaw5863]

@@Polarcupcheck Have a look at Electroculture back in the early 1900's. I also have a few World Exposition books, within some of the photos clearly stating Grown without Irrigation. I know it sounds strange but.....we've been Lied Too about so many beneficial things. All in the name of GREED.

[@ambilir1858]

Next effect of music on plant growth And effect of radiation on plant growth

[@urbanwarchief]

This is some fascinating stuff yo

[@quickremediesbynaaz8404]

Great

[@jkfloray]

This is just a small part of long experiment. You have checked for germination only. We need to study till the fruiting and harvesting and finally the taste. Again this experiment can be done with potted plants only. More on it is not for free.

[@DeadbeatDecember]

NPK - nitrogen, phosphorus and potassium... research where nitrogen comes from... I'll give you a clue. The atmosphere .. so if you're creating more nitrification near a plant you're going to make it grow faster.

[@hamdonaat2416]

Wonderful knowledge and efforts to reveal the reality.

[@GardenTips]

Thanks

[@jeremyfisher4274]

I always wondered about this I've heard about it but never tried it

[@Kokonut-uo2vy]

@@GardenTips where do i get the switch from? you have a battery connected to a switch, where did you get it from? I wanna try this out

[@user-dd7fw8ox3c]

What you di wrong was to apply the electricity to the soil, try running a wire in teh air round where the seed is growing thus causing a magnetic field this enhances plant growth

[@owen6072]

I’m doing this as an experiment. Do you know how long I should have the magnetic field running a day?

[@shedapmaimeh4399]

A coil where the torus flows upward through the center?

[@ck00172]

Honest experiment

[@redredwine1277]

Thanks, excellent info., Merry Christmas🎄☃🎉

[@JK-dx7ex]

Cold plasma treatment to seeds has been found to have increased vigor in germination of seeds

[@dominike999]

I think u got to use a curent with a magnetfiel to improbrove even more the grow

[@dalniente2020]

I’d think that plants look better after a thunderstorm because of the rain…they’re literally getting watered. So you can’t really say it’s because of the lightning because there are other factors present. This experiment needs adjusting and a lot of repeating if you want anything close to solid results.

[@BMFC]

Can't wait to see how this turns out. Two seeds seems like a small sample size for each group though. I wonder how a corrosion resistant electrode might effect the results. Saying use the same soil, is not really possible as it's not a homogeneous mixture. Having a worm in one pot, aerating the soil and adding nutrients is an example of this. A hydroponic setup could eliminate some of that.

[@GardenTips]

Thanks

[@driverjamescopeland]

This experiment wouldn't have the same results as a lightning strike. The high energy of a lightning strike results in a sudden increase of nitrogen, oxides of nitrogen, and oxides of carbon... all of which are known to stimulate plants and their growth. Low level current will not produce the same results. You need sufficient power to not only produce an arc, but it must also have significant pass-through of the soil WITHOUT damaging the plant itself.

[@autisticcommando86]

Compared to traditionally useful 'electroculture', which uses natural currents instead of artificial batteries, this experiment was effectively useless (outside of introducing an entirely new method from traditional electroculture that has produced record-breaking yields). Unless advertised as a NEW method, which it does not appear to be, this experiment is dramatically misleading.

[@Victor44433]

Next logical step would be to test Electro Magnetism in soil medium and then purcussive electro Magnetism on plant growth

[@cajunvegan7716]

Love this

[@vikash920]

Because as you give water to plant and as water is paramagnetic it repuled by magnets upwards hence have faster growth

[@aliceh5289]

Diamagnetic is what's repelled by magnetic fields. Paramagnetic means attracted by magnetic fields. (for future readers) & Ferromagnetic materials have permanent magnetic fields

[@autismtreatedcured]

He didn't go far enough. It's effect on the plant, not germination. More water in one pot could encourage rapid germination. It's an ionized atmosphere that encourages plant growth.

[@wallytangofoxtrot4721]

Voltage was probably too high. Look at pico voltage inputs.

[@KC_Aurora]

Reminds me of the rice experiment I wonder if your expectations change the outcome of the results. Gotta run the experiment 100 times and see the similarities and differences between each run with exactly the same setups?

[@erichamel1543]

You should read the following book: Electroculture - The Application of Electricity to Seeds in Vegetable Growing. The technique use is electrifying the seeds when they are wet prior seeding the plants. You don’t see the results right away (not in the plants) however the fruits are much bigger….

[@bikerchic7938]

I would like to see 1 wire into the soil and the other end an antenna in the ether...

[@success4528]

You killed it

[@dotweb9243]

Fantastic experiment!

[@GardenTips]

Thanks

[@Kokonut-uo2vy]

@@GardenTips where do i get the switch from? you have a battery connected to a switch, where did you get it from? I wanna try this out

[@jeremyfisher4274]

Love the show can't wait till the next

[@retroplank]

I ❤ your video!!!

[@ianhames2465]

you are perhaps generating gas and acidic conditions as in electrolysis as you have an anode and a cathode. Good for migrating copper through the soil.

[@jeffbaker2740]

Hey I really appreciate you taking the time doing these experiments it's definitely worth doing and figuring this out it's could really help in the future

[@MOS-su6bv]

A couple issues I have with this 1. To do a proper study the seeds should have all been germanated first prior to planting. 2. Electroculture to my understanding is not producing voltage and current directly to the soil. From my understanding it is harnessing frequency from the atmosphere. With that said an antenna to receive and transmit frequency is the true theory while also making sure the "antenna" is properly grounded in the soil. This can be accomplished with a copper coil inserted in the soil(ground) a minimum of 12" attached to a conductive antenna. Preferably copper or aluminum I have done a few experiments with electroculture antennas and I had insane results with creating an HDTV antenna mounted to wood and grounded in the soil. So my belief is he's not disproving electroculture because he's not even properly testing the theory. Research electrocultures origins and its pre-electricity. There's plenty of schematics out there and none use a power source i.e. a battery because they didnt even exist when it was created Good luck people and I do believe there can be some great results from this theory.

[@rockcristianoita]

Thank you for trying! Now I Just have to find a round holed magnet.

[@cristianrojas4969]

Put more seeds in every pot. You probably are just observing random results. Try at least 30 small seeds in each

[@rttinoco]

Thanks a lot for the explanation of the experiment!

[@tmhrsyut]

電気は有害か・・・ 良く育つかの実験かと思った

[@Howie672]

Positive to the plant negative or maybe reverse that polarity to the soil to increase nutrient uptake

[@life3.013]

It would be nice to see the results of the large ring magnet vs a electro magnet

[@susanlee9532]

Interesting😊👍❣️

[@siddharthachy373]

charcoal should be added above or below in flowering pots ?

[@GardenTips]

Mixing within the potting soil is better to improve soil aeration and drainage.

[@charlescoker7752]

Wonder if you attached a ground wire to the three test pots If that would make a difference?

[@ButterflyLullabyLtd]

Hello. Plante are creating electricity using plants. ☘️ I would love your thoughts on this. I find it exciting. But know how important worms are so wondered if it effected them? 😊🦋🐝🌻

[@ryanheard]

Adding a series load will allow you to vary the supply current instead of dumping the max current the batteries have available all the time.

[@DavidWechsler]

Definitely necessary! I did an experiment a few years ago with some stiff "D" Cell batteries going to electrodes in my wife's tomato garden. As soon as we had our first big rainstorm - it fully electrocuted all of the plants in the area. Wife was pissed! Still was a fun experiment :)

[@DigiResale]

Thank you for your efforts!

[@GardenTips]

Thanks

[@Kokonut-uo2vy]

@@GardenTips where do i get the switch from? you have a battery connected to a switch, where did you get it from? I wanna try this out

[@siddharthachy373]

fresh tap water should be added or water wash with vegetables?

[@GardenTips]

? You mean adding tap water to plants?

[@siddharthachy373]

@@GardenTips yes adding it in flowering pots

[@GardenTips]

Yes we can add. But what more options or water sources we have. We use whatever is available in our home.

[@bidhankapri]

Good

[@jeremyfisher4274]

I use the metallic magnets in my medicine grow room

[@pedclarkemobile]

Do yo find that you have to supplement Fe to the plant nutrient solution? I found some cheap water pumps caused iron deficiency in my plants, it showed up a week after reservoir change (I usually went 10 to 14 days between reservoir drain & refill & topped up as needed, maintaining pH and EC.). I foliar fed iron and seaweed in Veg & early bloom then added iron to the Res on top ups to avoid deficiency because Fe deficiency stops growth FAST! & is immobile within the plant... Eventually I dropped a few rusty nails into the bottom of the Res and didn't see any Fe deficiency after that!! Magnets definitely steal some of the available Iron!

[@davidschmidt270]

Does this work?? Sorry, I realize that the thread is old but I'm real curious

[@joeysoprano7978]

Very educational. Thanks.

[@EternalAwoken]

The only difference in constant is how viable each seed actually is and how strong the genes are since plants are like animals and have differences between siblings

[@matthewjehl5595]

Maybe it needs to be in the air instead of the ground?

[@Shaboomquisa]

no it needs to be an electromagnet its the right idea but more effective as a magnet. I did research on an electromagnet at 7.32hz and noticed a 20% increase in plant growth. also the plants were greener and would reach for the sun more, test plants were perkier. electricity in the air would be like a Tesla coil I suppose and would shock the plants. and putting the juice through a wire in the air is the same thing as a magnet

[@Tejrak1997]

Make an experiment , is trees able to glow 60 candle bulb or CFL

[@habtamusime8529]

ok thanks for your but you have questions how to measured this experiment ?

[@ubergeraldine]

It’s no accident lightning produces a chain reaction of growth!!

[@ButterflyLullabyLtd]

Interesting experiment. Felt quite sorry for the worm. Have you heard of Plant-e? The company that creates green electricity using plants. An Indian student contacted me about the research I did on this. I wish to power a Hobbit house art studio using Invasive Creeping Buttercup on the roof. Green roof. Could you help? Plant-e are not responding to their emails. So I am wondering what you need to create electricity from plants?

[@kalichasara9327]

Effect of electric field on the plants growth

[@rodmeyer541]

should try two different metals one cooper one silver that's how battery's are made or coil the wire around the seed

[@flashgordon9640]

Why not AC current?

[@boltb3706]

Fascinating study. Thanks for igniting an idea for better plant growth.

[@bukoshake7429]

How much voltage do I use on plants please help its my research

[@GardenTips]

I have told in video, please watch fully.

[@AdilRaji]

My be the level of the + and - should not be the same try this whith negative in an upper and higher level than the positive that in my opinion stimulate the solar electric effects.

[@nicksona7935]

Never saw someone performing physiotherapy over plants 😂

[@juanmf]

Sub 1V should be used in mili amps range.

[@cavemantero]

7.83hz with an air coil and electro pulse regulator apoo

[@heath7339]

try putting the 9v in the dark inside somewhere?

[@minagica]

I'd have thought plants look more vibrant after a thunderstorm because of the fresh water in their roots 😐

[@craigmatheson2736]

Lightning is static power. Not direct power. Power poles also are not DC power.

[@RubadiRobet]

Can you make abstrak this video?

[@keithconti9666]

electro current is not about charging the soill it was suppose to be etheric magnetism only...

[@rayburton4263]

You don't have to use a battery, a coil will produce a current

[@jerrylawrence8487]

You said it yourself near the plant within inches not direct

[@musictrans]

electrical current will cause damage only. light, positive charge with ground connection, induction, and plasma, will have different effects.

[@brianmichael5935]

What did the poor seeds ever do to you?

[@PokePackFire]

try pulse dc current.

[@DavidWechsler]

That works - enhanced growth better than DC.

[@michaelagda6461]

what's next? what's the effect of wifi on plant grow/germination? or what's the effect of music on plants growth/germination

[@DavidWechsler]

There's a guy on YT here that shows strong negative effects from growing plants near WiFi transmitters. Music can be very effective for plant growth enhancement - look up an old way of doing it called SonicBloom.

[@0mkarMirkar]

Thunder current is ac not dc may be you should try ac voltage

[@birdinflames_JVL]

They need an electromagnetic field. Not just electric. You need the magnets too

[@david180s]

try 1/2 a volt one eletrode at the top one at the bottom cool experment