Electroculture experiment

[@thatstlhogi]

My experience with electroculture is shockingly great, within a week my plants and seedlings have grown rapidly well and some of my sown seeds which haven't sprouted for weeks have sprouted and growing healthy seedlings 😅😊. Electroculture is real! Thank you mother nature 🙏 All the best with experiment 😊

[@DeepSouthHomestead]

I hope it does well the correct method is to put them south side of the plant 2 inches from the base of the plant. The three ft circle is to cover the root system of the plant.

[@growingdreamshomestead3814]

Oh, good tip. I can move them. 😊 thank you.

[@larryniidji]

For $5.82 you get 5' 4 Gauge Stranded Copper Electrical Grounding Wire at Menard's but any home building store will have similar. Mine was actually 5.5 feet. There are 7 strands of 13 AWG gauge that need to be separated and then easily straightened to work with. Spools are quite expensive no matter the gauge. I straightened my wires while watching your video.

[@terrihart2133]

This is going to be interesting.

[@growingdreamshomestead3814]

I think so too! I'm very intrigued by this.

[@marcomeirelles1725]

Muito legal estou aprendendo sobre o assunto ! Parabens valeu !

[@susanbritton-giza5054]

Hi I did I this 2 weeks ago and WOW. THE PLANTS GREW SO BIG IN JUST 2 WEEKS ! 😍🤓🤓🤓

[@growingdreamshomestead3814]

That's great that you are already seeing significant growth! I think if we could get some rain that would really help us here.

[@Hatfield_Country]

Until recently I had never heard of electroculture. Now it seems to be spreading like wildfire in popularity on KZbin. I'll be interested to see your results.

[@growingdreamshomestead3814]

Yes! This season is the first I've heard of it too. Very exciting to see how it goes. I'll update soon.

[@Mehronk68]

I'm keen to see the results 🙏

[@williamslater-vf5ym]

There is a reason people are only learning about it this year. Its basically just a new social media trend. Several gardening channels have experimented this season, and most show no difference between using it and not using it.

[@growingdreamshomestead3814]

@williamslater-vf5ym My plants were not noticeably bigger, but the fruits were bigger, so that was cool. I got some pretty large peppers and tomatoes.

[@Qwerty8]

Copper is great for killing trees… clean yourself with a can of fuel, its so easy. Make sure you and your clothes are already ‘fueled’ - now the only thing to do is - lighten up yourself. It will look amazing. That’s what stars are made of. 🎉

[@mikewatts3615]

Put these in my corn after planting the corn that came up around the copper is taller and greener its made a believer out of me

[@growingdreamshomestead3814]

That's great to hear. I'm looking forward to seeing how things go.

[@rebecasolergil6733]

Cuántas vueltas lleva el cobre sobre el palo? Lo digo porque hay números especificos

[@garys4688]

Can’t wait to see the results 😮

[@growingdreamshomestead3814]

Me too!

[@MsGreenmermaid]

How to you put the top bit faving south and bottom bit north if its stuck in the ground?

[@growingdreamshomestead3814]

I was told to place it south of the plant you are targeting.

[@11Talltree]

There are a few conflicting views🤪 I heard ti wind copper up from bottom clockwise ( opposite if in Australia ) and the top part of wire facing north. Wishing your experiment goes well 😀

[@growingdreamshomestead3814]

Yes. There is so many different ideas. I also looked at the way my vines grow here and they are growing counterclockwise from the ground up. I'm hopeful for good results. Nothing noticeable yet. I'll post an update. Thank you.

[@crazysquirrel9425]

Bottom up is the same as top down. Clockwise northern hemisphere, counterclockwise southern hemisphere. Good was to tell is flush your toilet. See which way the water swirls.

[@KoolAide187]

I don't want to sound like i'm tearing down your experiment because i'm not. I just want to spread awareness that different seeds you plant while they may be from the same mother will grow at different speeds. Every seed has its own genetic code and some will grow faster than others. So the only way to truely test if this method works is to take 2 cuttings off 1 plant and root them aka making clones. That way they share the same genetic makeup and you'd have a true test. I've looked all over the internet and can't find any experiments with electroculture where people are actually using clones. I just wanted to spread some knowledge. Good job on the video i'm still interested in your results.

[@growingdreamshomestead3814]

That is a great idea. I'm 2 months in and the plants are pretty much the same, no noticeable difference. I was hopeful that it would make them grow better, but so far it really hasn't. It's fun though.

[@EYN62]

Does wrapping the Copper clockwise vs counter clockwise make a difference? And pointing one end N and the other S, does this make a difference?

[@growingdreamshomestead3814]

Everything I've seen says to wrap the same way vines grow around things in your area. I mimicked the morning glories which are clockwise, coming from the earth. Deep south homestead commented to put it south of the plants, not sure why, but I followed that. My peppers and tomatoes got really large fruit last year. I'll be doing in again this year.

[@Juvillita]

Hi, how's your garden going? Are you still into electroculture?

[@growingdreamshomestead3814]

Well we have 5inches of snow right now, but I'm excited for spring to get back in the garden. It went pretty good. I had some very large peppers and tomatoes last year, so I will do electroculture again. 🙂

[@Juvillita]

@@growingdreamshomestead3814 I hope the winter season will end soon. Please update us on your new crops under electroculture :)

[@scottfraser706]

2 questions should I leave them out side during the winter and I heard they attracted pollinators but will the replell earwigs

[@growingdreamshomestead3814]

I plan to take mine out during the winter. My reasoning is the stick will breakdown faster if it's out through all seasons. I also let my chickens in to work my garden in the winter too. I'm not sure about it repelling earwigs. Companion planting could help. Put in marigolds.

[@shellbells339]

You should leave them in. It conditions and preps the soil til spring.

[@dingdongchingchong8659]

What if you live in the sourthern hemisphere? So it is clockwise?

[@growingdreamshomestead3814]

I think southern hemisphere is counter clockwise from the top down. But I'm no expert.

[@marinabrola]

This video is by a woman living in the Southern hemisphere. I believe her best results were with wooden sticks set into the soil with copper wire turned clockwise as well: kzbin.info/www/bejne/eoTQkmikjrSlprssi=w6PIFFhtMXiWCu8c

[@wannabesomethingmore]

Well, I'm late to the games! Ordered some pure copper wire and brass rods to give this experiment a try in my garden beds. Maybe it will make the fire ants go away.... could only hope!

[@wandamcgann7728]

Why not just make some bigger to cover more ground?

[@growingdreamshomestead3814]

I guess I could do that, if the experiment works I'll be getting a lot more copper.

[@shellbells339]

South side of the garden w/ tip facing north. My garden went from insect ravaged and dying to booming beds! 🎉 No pesticides or fertilizer needed. Its so amazing. Ive made a copper open bracelet for my dying Maple tree.. 😅 People have documented saving their pine trees. So .. 🙏 Im hopeful. ❤ * also.. I didnt use sticks. I put 12 in copper coils straight into my soil. Wound clockwise with 7 rings.

[@prmayner]

This has been around ever since God revealed electricity to humans.

[@PravinKumar-jp3gt]

Your Education or Experience in the fields you're taking up....

[@growingdreamshomestead3814]

None, this is an experiment. I've been watching videos and reading articles. I hope it works. 🙂

[@tcbtterracegardening5188]

good

[@rikiray3370]

Subbing cuz i dont want to miss the results.