Electroculture Antenna

I have an electroculture antenna, or rather a number of them now.

[@melodyz5592]

Hey that is looking awesome. I have been wanting to try some of that on a small scale (haha very small a few plants for now) so now ya got me motivated. Great video.

[@IanCdnMerkaba]

i have small ones on my seedlings, fun to play with. thanks for watching!

[@whole_isticmedia]

I've used single strand copper wire (all I could source quickly during my big relocation at the end of March) what you've done there is brilliant, I'm going to try and copy you (again lol) much love to you and family 💚

[@IanCdnMerkaba]

I am a certifiable "pack rat", wire is one of the things I have a hard time tossing out. I wonder if this tech is why??? It's more of the work of Rudolf Steiner, that we are coping, this info has been around for 100+ years. Thanks Sis, much love to you and your family! :)

[@whole_isticmedia]

@@IanCdnMerkaba I'm excited by this, complete novice and no genius here but it just makes so much sense. Looking forward to watching your garden grow 🙏

[@IanCdnMerkaba]

@@whole_isticmedia did you see the latest? kzbin.infozxtk5cEcJGI?feature=share

[@DrCorvid]

I've been learning Ham radio and correlating that with frequency therapy to people, finding parallels between electroculture and the Beck Blood Electrifier that was based on the "electronic plant growth stimulator" in the first place, and surely we're gonna find the wires trimmed for each frequency range beneficial to a specific species and perhaps growth phase too :)

[@IanCdnMerkaba]

Wow, you have sure peaked my interest. I am very new to the electroculture and would love to know more. The Beck Blood Electrifer and the electronic plant growth stimulator are new to me, and I shall start to look them up. Would you be interested in having a conversation, help get me going on this journey? I would love to learn. Thanks for watching!

[@Bruce_Wayne35]

@@IanCdnMerkaba There is a company in Canada that sells the blood electrifiers. I think they retail around $300. There is also a small company in Slovenia that sells a much less expensive version for about $80.

[@johnnyelectric4844]

Cool I like it. I will make some like that for sure ! Fun I built one from 14 gauge wire and a brass electrical splice bolt. Oh and a quartz crystal. It kind of looks like a bird. It has 2 wings of 14 wires and a tail of 14 wires Good work ! Thanks for the video

[@IanCdnMerkaba]

Does this link work for you? ia601400.us.archive.org/27/items/Electroculture_127/Christofleau-Electroculture.pdf

[@ThriveGarden]

Great work!

[@IanCdnMerkaba]

Thank you!

[@marcusferreira5224]

Grato

[@OneManAndHisDetector]

Look forwards to the results... 👍

[@IanCdnMerkaba]

Same, be lots of updates. Thanks for watching, much love Brother.

[@AllanNorstrand]

Very cool 😎

[@IanCdnMerkaba]

Thanks Man, Thanks a lot!

[@bkw7531]

Awesome!

[@IanCdnMerkaba]

Thanks Man, thanks a lot!

[@foreverlove774]

Superinteresting ian🤓❣

[@foreverlove774]

Very intruiged for the results❣just found out that i wasnt getting any notifications....Much love brother❣💥🌞

[@IanCdnMerkaba]

I am just starting to put plants and seeds in the soil. Will certainly keep you updated. Much love Foreverlove

[@foreverlove774]

@@IanCdnMerkaba thanks alot👍❣💥

[@crazysquirrel9425]

Wrapping as viewed from the top down. While the dandelion top is nice, you can get by with a spiral and be just as effective.

[@iamrhondai]

I heard it's best to place on the south side of your plant😊

[@Mayhemcountryliving]

Good stuff buddy

[@IanCdnMerkaba]

Thanks, thanks a lot...

[@BenjaminBalderson]

very freakin nice

[@IanCdnMerkaba]

Thanks Brother, we going to give it a try. I shall report on the progress as the summer happens

[@SojournerOnSojourn]

Nice! ❤

[@IanCdnMerkaba]

Thanks, thanks a lot.

[@John-ii4si]

Great. Please post results after the seasson

[@IanCdnMerkaba]

Will do, most likely updates as the season progresses as wl.

[@mgguygardening]

Do you have a results video? I checked out your October 6th video, saw the electroculture in the garden but you don't mention if it had any effect on the plants.

[@IanCdnMerkaba]

i did have a bummer crop all across my garden this season. i did not conduct an actual experiment, where i had a control and the antenna. but i can say that i had lots of production form the plants. higher than normal? i would say so., Thanks for watching!

[@zdrowamoc3325]

It looks like you have wound the wire counterclockwise, it should be the other way around.

[@IanCdnMerkaba]

I was not sure about that, thanks for the heads up

[@sandragibbs5667]

Will it electrocute the worms? They are very important to gardening.

[@IanCdnMerkaba]

It will actually help the earth keep water, keep it moist. That will help the worms, they will be safe.

[@davefranklyn7730]

What's the result you're trying to get? The branches to take leaf and grow?

[@IanCdnMerkaba]

no, i want to have the plants grow bigger and produce more. the twigs budding are an extra side affect. i understand the flowing electricity helps the sap flow in the stalks, maybe that's happening to the freshly cut twigs? (see here. kzbin.infozxtk5cEcJGI?feature=share) it will be a surprise to see the twigs root.

[@davefranklyn7730]

@@IanCdnMerkaba okay, the branches look dead to me. Am I wrong? If so, overall, you’re trying to get them to grow as independent trees?

[@The_Terridax]

@@davefranklyn7730 The branches are there only to serve as a scaffolding for the copper. The copper wire will transfer electricity into the ground which will help whatever it is he decides to grow in those planters.

[@babakonusur2108]

Hey mate what kind of cooper did u use

[@IanCdnMerkaba]

The long part, was a 12 gauge wire. It came from a big grounding wire, it ran out about the v, i used a 14 gage wire that I striped. Normal household wire. The top part was a 16 gauge, stranded wire. I doubled it up and had 14 little points on each end. All just normal copper electrical wire.

[@robertmiddleton8199]

Can I wrap wire around pop sicle stick and put in cup with plant

[@IanCdnMerkaba]

I would say yes! A chopstick may have an advantage due to the round shape. I used a bunch of small twigs I had available

[@IanCdnMerkaba]

kzbin.infoq1momtnjOdE?feature=share My seedlings

[@adoninanda4877]

How much area will cover for 10 feet height stick with copper wire..pls

[@IanCdnMerkaba]

On average one 6 foot antenna can cover about about 225 sqft. (cultivateelevate.com/electroculture/) i bet it's exponential, 350 - 400???

[@adoninanda4877]

@@IanCdnMerkaba 🙏

[@jll1695]

And did it work ? Results ?

[@IanCdnMerkaba]

Time will tell. This is all new to me, and I live in Canada, we can not plant (here, at home) for a couple more weeks, frost risk. Rule of thumb is 3rd week in May. You will need to stay tuned and catch my updates as the growing season progresses.

[@johnnyelectric4844]

Oh ya it sits on a post with a spiral wire to ground

[@IanCdnMerkaba]

Have you read the book from Christofleau? On Electroculture?

[@garywenzel4921]

I think it’s wound the wrong way. One way it’s a receiver the other a transmitter

[@IanCdnMerkaba]

Tell me where you are finding you info please. I have been trying to determine if I am correct or not.

[@ValdamarValerian]

Unless you are in the southern hemisphere, your design won't work. because in the Northern hemisphere it requires the copper to be wound clockwise. You have it counter-clockwise.

[@IanCdnMerkaba]

Thanks, I will need to change the direction

[@ianwynne5483]

Winding upwards it looks like it is going clockwise, you should be OK, you could always do another in the opposite direction and see which works best,

[@IanCdnMerkaba]

can you please explain why there would be a difference on the other side of the equator? how could the placement of the antenna on the earth make any impact?

[@billb7876]

@@IanCdnMerkaba I dont think it will make any difference tbh

[@TheBasskult]

@@billb7876 it doesn't.. plus we are on a plane stationary earth. There are no such thing as "hemispheres"

[@eddieraru7054]

Is it real?????

[@IanCdnMerkaba]

They have been writing books about the benefits for 100 years. Copper rocks. I will have my proofs, good or bad, by seasons end Thanks for watching

[@ianbelletti6241]

If you're trying to create lightning rods, taller would be better.

[@IanCdnMerkaba]

not trying to attract lightening. connecting to the aether, they say it will help the flow up the stems of the plants.

[@ianbelletti6241]

@@IanCdnMerkaba and where's the studies proving this?

[@IanCdnMerkaba]

@@ianbelletti6241 Rudolf Steiner did experiments and took this info to the public. trying to remember which book he wrote about it in, will try and update you again when i know.

[@IanCdnMerkaba]

@@ianbelletti6241 i have a .PDF of the book "Electroculture", by Justin Christofleau, published in the 1920's. be happy to share a copy with you.

[@brownsonarebojie7802]

@@IanCdnMerkaba Hello Ian, I’m new to your channel. Do you mind sharing this PDF with me? Thank you.

[@mirosawasosnowska780]

Fałsz.

[@jacksiscavage6265]

Wrong!

[@IanCdnMerkaba]

how?

[@jacksiscavage6265]

@@IanCdnMerkaba For the top Fashion a 2 phase yagi antenna out of 10 Guage copper wire. Run wire straight down the support rod. No twisting. At the bottom fashion a disc coil. Angle the yagi antenna at a 45 degree angle to the horizon. You obviously can not push the antenna straight in to the ground. You need to dig a hole about 10 inches down. If using a pot put the antenna in first then fill the pot with soil.... Take it to the next level by putting a 2x2x1 neodymium magnet in the bottom of a pot or in the ground with the south pole facing up. Now we are cooking with gas. Good luck my friend.

[@KB-2222]

@@jacksiscavage6265 I'm very interested in your way of doing it. Have you used this method before? Seems like it. I bought copper wire and raw clear quartz crystals last night to mess with? I saw you mention magnets now too? Not trying to stalk your post but very curious. My name is Ken.