ELECTROCULTURE Fascinating Results! GOOD + BAD

After the results of my previous electroculture gardening experiments, I have conducted another very interesting one. Does the direction of your antenna matter, does it matter if you wind clockwise or anticlockwise in the southern hemisphere or the northern hemisphere? Does the tensor ring, Lakhovsky coil, or simple bamboo and copper aerial work better? Here I have done a simple experiment using mustard seeds with a control to try and get the most accurate results possible!
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[@gardenlikeaviking]

very interesting with so many different designs!!!... I think it'll be great to go a full season with these different designs and in particular something like potatoes where you can do an actual measurable yield difference... keep us posted on the results!!

[@FantailValleyHomestead]

Hey Nate, thanks for stopping by man, much appreciated. am going to be very interested to see your results! And when spring rolls around here again I will be doing what you are and putting them near something for a whole season and see what happens. Dana

[@mitchj1]

Great test. I was under the impression that the copper wire had to be in the actual ground. I had done a test where I had extra length of wire to put down side of the raised bed. Put one clockwise copper on bamboo stick for the whole 2×8× 18 inch metal bed. With a long enough ground wire going down side of bed into the ground.

[@YouTubePurgetheblackplague]

Wait until you hook it to a car battery for a real charge 🥳🤯🕌🛕🕍⛩️🗻

[@YouTubePurgetheblackplague]

Lighting strikes are helpful too!

[@kathleendavis2008]

This has been the best video with specific results. Ty for taking the time and effort to show us English speakers what this is all about. 💕🎉

[@DarivSis1]

The coil must be wrapped counter clock wise because that is the direction electrons flow around copper wire and thats how plants wrap around other plants as well

[@hOurworld11]

Be Proud of yourself. The fact you are doing it and then to share with the rest of us is gracious.

[@peternyc]

I'm not sure, but I think that Yannick says that the North - South polarity of the earth's magnetic field is the same direction all over the planet. If this is the case, then I would guess that the direction of the wrapping of the wire would be the same for all locations on earth, regardless of whether you are in the northern or southern hemisphere. Does anyone have a Yannick link where he puts the question to rest?

[@radoslawborowik]

Water twist clockwise on north side and anty clockwise on south. That the answer

[@radoslawborowik]

Cornelius

[@SoulStitch1111]

I loved this. Thank you. If I can help, the direction with the wire in the ground is to follow the "rise" of ions from the earth skyward, so in fact when you are spiraling from the top down Clockwise, you're doing the anti-clockwise from the ground up. Lakoskey coil, to my understanding is to be open even with the opposite end of the loop, creating a partially open "cup". I guess it might make more sense to say it is flat, not one side elevated of the other [Think the letter C]. And lastly (sorry) a tensor ring should be one wire, folded in half, evenly, then with a drill you twist it tightly. The ones I have seen are welded closed, but you could cut both ends flush and match the spiral ends together, then use copper tape or something to bind them together. Another thought I had, given the rotation from the earth up, you could take 3 potted plants, 1 a control, the other 2 take a 10 gauge wire and spiral around the pot, counter and clockwise. That might be interesting. Thank you again. Happy nerding out.

[@queenria7]

I just watched a Matt Roeske interview where he said the "clockwise"/"counter-clockwise" is meant from the bottom up. So that would mean you actually proved the theory to be correct because your "top-down"-clockwise is what they mean by counter-clockwise. Fascinating! 😀 I'm new to this myself -- thank you so much for doing these experiments! EDIT: watched till the end and you corrected it yourself , haha, sorry 😅

[@Jfraks]

I think there are two different energy's. One goes up from the earth and is somewhat negative. The energy flows counterclockwise from the soil to the sky. The other energy is the sun ray energy flowing clockwise from above to ground. Luigi ighina made devices with pyramidal spirals and could even prevent an earthquake hitting his area + weather controlling was also possible. he lived from 1908 to 2004 or smth like that

[@Jfraks]

Maybe the energy flowing upwards is also correlated with water

[@queenria7]

@@Jfraks interesting, I will look up Luigi Ighina, thank you!

[@janwynand1280]

Hey queenria8410, you are wrong with your suggestion. If you do it clockwise, it will be clockwise in both ways, bottom-up or top-down. Just take a pen or something that size and give it a try. For the counterclockwise way, it works in the same way.

[@queenria7]

@@janwynand1280 Then we must somehow be talking about two different things. If I take a pen and a string or whatever, and I start at the bottom, then move my hand clockwise around the pen upwards, I get the opposite of what I get when I start at the top, moving my hand clockwise but downwards.

[@kazuko-nishikazuko-nishi5995]

This is very interesting! I just starting electroculture in my small garden in Japan. Thank you a great video!

[@jshaw4757]

How did your experiments work any good results ? 👍

[@wpduke]

So clockwise around the stick in the southern hemisphere too? Hmm, maybe the earth is really flat!

[@joannbaumann4028]

I have heard that it is definitely counter clockwise in S hemi and clockwise n hemi. So now I have to do more research!

[@YouTubePurgetheblackplague]

Nasa says it is and pilates

[@YouTubePurgetheblackplague]

#rickyandmortycarbattery #rickmorty the earth is flat and used to run gods car

[@CyberFighter-hu7xo]

Flat and infinite

[@SvilenKlasanov]

Electroculture is a powerful tool but in order to understand it you need to realize that you are not living on a ball and that southern and northern hemisphere doesn't really matter. Facing north is what really matters as you've noticed with the Lakhovsky coil. Magnetic North or the north pole is the center of our flat terrain and that's where all the energy coming from, that's why they'd discovered that trees close to the North Pole are growing much bigger. The northern lights or Aurora Borealis is simply noble gasses lit from the strong magnetism of the north pole. @Yannick VD and @Cultivate Elevate are preaching about electromagnetism without mentioning simple facts.

[@sashapanich]

Thank you for the video! It is because we do not live on a GLOBE. NORTH is NORTH for all of us. That would be the CENTER. SOUTH is everything in the opposite direction of NORTH or away from the CENTER. It obviously works that way... 😉✌

[@m16tri]

Finding out the earth is flat by experimenting electroculture. Imagine that 😂

[@lindajones9191]

I'm new to this but I thought it was supposed to be clockwise from the BOTTOM UP in the northern hemisphere and anti clockwise fro5the bottom up in the southern hemisphere which would explain why the one did better than the other. Also, how far apart did you keep them?

[@Kimbahupottery]

Such a well done video, keep up the good work🤩

[@beardjuice]

The magnetic poles the same in both hemispheres. Hypothetically it SHOULD be the same direction/spin no matter your location. No?

[@ecclesiastesThreeVerseSeven]

Unless theres only one pole

[@nicholaspowers4782]

Would be interesting to see the root mass growth on all of them as well. Maybe the ones that appeared to not focus energy so much on the leave focused more on the roots. If that was the case then a combination of the two methods might have positive effects

[@skullrose8985]

You make a really good point about the root system..it would be really intresting to know what is going on underground aswell.. Have a fantastic day & Take care 🌼🌻🌼🌻

[@nicholaspowers4782]

@@skullrose8985 thanks, after posting this comment 10 months ago I have experimented with electro culture myself with no definitive results. My idea for experimenting with it further to get a definitive answer is beyond my means at present. Anyways take care you matter

[@JerryDechant]

I think it is excellent that you did your own research and come to these conclusions based upon the growth results. It shows that Nature tells us what works and what doesn't. :) I suggest viewers also do their own research to see for themselves what works best for them in the location where they live.

[@manjarisunder3168]

as I said on the top the Australian expert that sells these , told me the same as her results . !

[@2nostromo]

Just the fact that you've found a difference...any real effect is astounding. I hope someone from the Crown Research Insts is watching!

[@FantailValleyHomestead]

I was pretty stunned for sure

[@debkerkhof6065]

OMGosh! I did about 6 sticks wrapped anticlockwise ( as was recommended for Southern hemisphere, like you mentioned) and popped them amongst my veges, and the veges were NOT happy at all! I was going to give electroculture a miss this year, but after seeing your video, I will give it another go, going clockwise! Thank you luvlie!

[@pol1on1]

How did you go going clockwise ?

[@mmmmmGuinness]

So interesting, thanks for sharing, im going to try and recreate your experiments here in ireland

[@FantailValleyHomestead]

I would love to know how it goes for you!

[@mmmmmGuinness]

@@FantailValleyHomestead I'll keep you posted 😉

[@nedweeks6964]

I made a few different style antennae. I'm 3 to 4 weeks in with mixed results. The two plants that appear to be showing positive results are a banana next to a control plant and appears to be producing new leaves faster. The other is a sweet potato. It was small and struggling. The quality of new growth looks improved. Interesting that my most positive results are twisted wire wrapped around bamboo stakes

[@FantailValleyHomestead]

Thanks for sharing

[@MushroomMagpie]

I just tried this and made a bunch of anti clockwise poles for my garden. I'm in the northern hemisphere. I really hope this doesn't suppress my garden. I can feel heat coming off the top of the antennae. It pushes the hand up. I hope the air likes electrons, lol...

[@FantailValleyHomestead]

wow that is amazing that you can feel it! Let me know how you get on!

[@MichaelCone-o2e]

Just put the top in the ground and they will be clockwise. Easy peasy!

[@jacksiscavage6265]

She is building them all wrong. The right way is to use 10guage copper wire. At the top fashion a 2 phase yagi antenna and angle it at a 45 degree to the horizon. Do not wrap the wire around the support pole. At the bottom fashion a disc spiral. You obviously can not push it into the dirt. Dig a hole then bury it or in a pot put the bottom of the antenna in first let it rest on the bottom of the pot and fill it with dirt. Now we can see this really work. Doing magnets all wrong too! Get a 2x2x1 neodymium magnet. Using a compass locate the sout side of it and bury it under the root system South side facing the sky. Um, Thank me later and stop this baloney.

[@2daleech]

Video or it didn't happen

[@LearnPermaculture]

Really great experiment! :) Did you cut the wire for the Lakhovsky coil and tensor ring in multiples of the Sacred cubit (20.6 inches)? In terms of frequency, it's the length embedded in the pyramids and many ancient structures and one that Slim Spurling used for his Light-Life rings. Worth another experiment? Also, it makes sense to me that the clockwise wound coil is best as it's embedded vertically (inwards-outwards) in both hemispheres and the direction of the magnetic field doesn't change either. The coreolis effect is reversed but not the direction of the geoimagnetic field. Thanks again for the video! :)

[@cecilysu]

Could it be that it is wound from the bottom? I have always called her clockwise anticlockwise as I assumed we wind from the bottom. Otherwise… flat earth. There are no hemispheres 😂😂

[@axjkhl7699]

I'm not sure if it has to do anything with the electromagnetic fields, ghosts, spiritual energy and other crazy explanations that I've seen around this topic or it's simply because plants use the copper ions that are assimilated through the roots to strengthen their self defense

[@livmaher6527]

Watched your video a few weeks ago, noting your results for the southern hemisphere / anti-clockwise coil. Today I watched 'I AM ORGANIC GARDENING'S Electroculture 1-week update/results' of trialling antennas and he mentions that the direction of the copper wire spiral does not depend on whether you are located in the northern or southern hemisphere, but rather on whether you are placing the antenna next to an above-ground plant/crop or an underground (root crop). He also mentioned that the spiral direction meant that the antenna was either 'receiving' or 'sending' electrical energy. In light of your interesting results with the mustard seed, his video is worth a watch. Thanks for sharing your experiences with electroculture, they're so interesting to learn from.

[@donhillenbrand5948]

Interesting but you needed to do your setup at least ten times over (more would be better) to get meaningful data. You might have gotten exactly the same results with each plant with no contraptions - there’s no way to tell from a single group.

[@rickmelonman]

thankyou for the informative video. i'm a gardener and i'm always open to new ideas and i'm experimenting myself. i find this information interesting and i'm not surprized it does work because there is still so much we don't know about this world we live in. remember your sending a small charge into the ground and the plant may or may not like it. i think the plant does like it and it helps stimulate the growth of the plant.

[@martywarren3911]

Commented on one of your other videos. From the results, this makes perfect sense to me in the southern hemisphere the copper wound anticlockwise from the ground up which is the way vines naturally grow would be the best. Which has been proven it would seem from your trial. { wound clockwise from the top } Great effort for taking the time to do and then post the results Thank you.

[@cecilysu]

Same this is what I thought. Your way of explaining it (how vines grow) is soo helpful

[@amyb5339]

This is quite an amazing study you have done. The common crop is perfect, the control plant is excellent exemplar. Most vlogs are showing existing plants without different applications of the copper. Today is our 7th anniversary and my husband surprised me by coming home early from work and a present was a coil of copper wire to put a BIG antenna in the garden to cover many plants. I am excited to try this! Thank you so much!

[@cecilysu]

Haha I love presents like that 😂❤❤❤

[@djohnstanly9694]

Have you result of your antenna?

[@rulokiki17]

I always looked at snails! They're always clockwise, even here 😂

[@seetheforest]

Which way does the water in your toilet go when you flush it? That's how you determine north or south. In the USA ours goes counter or anti clockwise. Like turning the steering wheel to the left. I just started with my experiment. From what I gather just piking up random bits of bent copper or aluminum create a pancake zone within the magnetic layers that make good environment for the microbiology. I already have a bio inclusive system that works great but a few more tricks might not hurt.

[@ziko0tomasf472]

Forgat to bend the top of coper down please do it for bether results thx

[@donthegardener8670]

Love your experiments! When it comes to C/W or Counter/C/W you want your wires to be wound the same direction water spins down your kitchen sink drain. Southern Hemisphere - C/W Northern Hemisphere - C/CW. - Regarding "Lakoskis coils" try pointing the open/receiving coil ends towards Jerusalem. To center-view all the rainbows in my neighborhood I have to face in the same direction as Jerusalem!

[@NeptuneAlpheccaChild]

God Bless the Nerds !!! (wait while i push my glasses up) just amazing... BTW your CW from top down is the correct direction - the theory is "counter clockwise from the base up" for Southern Hemis and CW from the base up for Northern Hemis... Good Show !!! there is some evidence out there that the taller the spiral wound wooden antenna (aerial) the stronger the effect - so that a 20ft (6meter) antenna can cover 225 square feet (21sqmeters) -- just crazy, but i'm gonna try it

[@dudleyriggs4710]

thank you for posting, i am def seeing big results from clockwise around a stick.

[@kanhdahar2]

ive always wanted to get a massive tray with fast growing greens like you've used and put the coil in random places and see if that section has an obvious growth improvement.

[@eco_guardian]

Great video, very interesting results. I wonder how the results of the best one compare if you don't use a stick to wrap it. I have just done a few of those, and I too am skeptical. But we'll see. Thanks for this great comparison.

[@angelaobrien7698]

Thanks for a great video. I am enjoying your experiments and am trying the copper myself. Where do you get your copper wire from?

[@spirit210364]

I just ordered a 5m roll of 2.0mm or 12G AWG from Australian Lapidary Supplies for $15.50

[@FantailValleyHomestead]

some of it I stripped out of some housing wire we had left over, other stuff I bought online - might have been aliexpress I think

[@yoshy2628]

Buy copper wire without varnish, uncoated.

[@danielou8827]

Since you have been practicing electroculture, have your harvests been larger? Of how many?

[@kimballhutchins957]

Interesting. Does it matter about the type of wire? copper, steel, aluminum.. etc? what about the distance between coils, does that matter, or overall length of the wire? stranded vs solid, the gauge of wire... soo many questions.

[@GerritVdF]

Thanks for the clear experiment did you also try twisting the copper wires together so that the energy goes both ways as Kelley Eidem explains in this video:kzbin.info/www/bejne/r5jYk6Ssa9t4aq8

[@sarahclements7130]

I thought you should wind the copper anticlockwise from the bottom up in the southern hemisphere. So that works and matches your results

[@johnhinton8427]

Hurricanes and toilets in the northern hemisphere spin counterclockwise I assume toilets and Cyclone spin clockwise in the southern hemisphere that's why I think it worked spin clockwise for you

[@anthonybutler860]

Hi I am just starting out as gardener for food I am interested on your thoughts now on electro culture What has worked best Can I uses antenna without a stick just copper? Have you tried putting a south facing magnet bottom of a pot with lakosky coil facing north and copper antenna clockwise Best of all your experiments all at once On a pot plant I want to grown fruit trees in pots

[@MarkSmith-ym5td]

Did my own experiment with garlic grown in pots. 4 pots. one fertilised, one unfertilised, one with electro culture wire fertilised and one unfertilised with electro culture wire. And winner was fertilised with wire by about 10% bigger than the next best which was the fertilised pot without the wire. Third was the pot with wire only and last the unfertilised pot with no wire. Not a great deal of difference if any between the last two. The wire was wound clockwise.

[@jeffbaker2740]

My copper coils 10 gauge and 12 gauge are not working I think maybe the soil even though I have put amendments in there it's just not doing it so far not impressed

[@wholelover]

I would suggest you increase your sample sizes one day. For each coil, have 5 different plants.

[@FantailValleyHomestead]

Yes, you are right! I have plans to try more in the coming growing season. Right now we are battling winter

[@wickedbrat69]

From a woo woo practitioner clockwise is add/ improve anticlockwise is remove/harm.

[@tylermorgan8254]

The south magnetic pole which is in our geographical north promotes growth and our northern pole is in the south which does the opposite and retards growth. As to the winding pay attention to the natural growth of vines. Top down, in the south hemisphere, vines grow clockwise. In northern hemisphere they grow anti clockwise. Mimic this and you will be doing it the correct way. This is due to the right hand rule of electromagnetism and your relative position to the south magnetic field of the earth. It is just how energetic moves within the system. Simple😁

[@RO8infinity]

if its in a pot. twist counter clockwise from top connect to earth. clockwise from top to bottom for antenna,. just like the tree, it needs to have their roots on earth and the leaves are the antenna

[@inachu]

bad starting video not talking about main subject. kinda like talking about a boy and his dog and how they met but how did this start? you see long ago when when the sun exploded and created the planets and life began..... Oh shut up just get right away to the subject.

[@maddogair]

Totally confused now. I will just invest in copper stocks 🤔

[@robertocalledecresta2312]

Thanks for your honesty. When a lot of other influencers have prevaricated said they would give it a go but not got round to any results or just laughed at this idea you have showed us that the aether is more than something we can't see... ;)

[@villiamm4535]

Can you please show the proper way to do it as if you’re looking at the stick from first person ?

[@DocSinghTing]

brilliant brilliant brilliant - thank you so much!

[@51vvince]

WELL DONE THANKS GREETINGS FROM THE REAL SOUTH WALES ;-) old school

[@redhotsizzle2121]

Thanks for adding your experience to this burgeoning knowledge pool.

[@ms.rickie]

Where did you get your copper from? Do they sell it at Home Depot?

[@zaneymay]

You are suppose to wrap it from bottom up. So you did it right with the best results.

[@FantailValleyHomestead]

but it turns out (I did check) that clockwise from the top down is still clockwise from the bottom up?!

[@FantailValleyHomestead]

I did check twice while I was there, but then found myself lying in bed this morning thinking it through, and I think you are right!

[@monkeypuzzlefarm]

We are moving to our new lifestyle block at the end of the month. I can't wait to start experimenting with electroculture now that I have the space for it! :)

[@FantailValleyHomestead]

Good luck with the move James!

[@jeffstanaway3576]

I think this is by copper producers in order to sell product

[@lorrygeewhizzbang9521]

You should try playing music to them too.😊

[@kirstyalexander3398]

This was so interesting! Where did you get your copper wire from please? 😊

[@bwkennard1]

I am surprised that YT let this truth be posted.

[@GeorgeLaFavor]

Thank you for the time and effort you put into this. It is the only kind of video that holds weight in my personal opinion. So many ppl post and say, there garden is so much better then last year; Those are useless video's. You have done a supurb job to show specific real results and I am grateful for someone like you, thank you again! G

[@spaceman825]

Thanks for doing this, much appreciated! I'm in the Northern Hemisphere and just picked up some wire and will recreate your experiment before I settle on a design.

[@FantailValleyHomestead]

Good luck! Let me know how it goes for you!

[@GerritVdF]

Do you also use the kubit sizes?

[@nene25138]

Thanks for taking the time to do this! So interesting!

[@hmfoden]

The north must have some BDE 😂

[@wandamcgann7728]

People piss me off grown adults speaking like a child! There are no such thing as (THESE ONES OR THOSE ONES) grown adults speaking like a kindergartner. It is either these or those! Grow up Geez . Adults want children to have knowledge how can they when you can’t even speak correctly.

[@FantailValleyHomestead]

well, it took me three times to read your first sentence to work it out without any punctuation in it. So there is that. But thanks for taking the time to comment, it all helps they algorithm.

[@rulokiki17]

Thank you from the bottom of my heart!!! You saved me a lot of work!!! I'm living in Paraguay (southern hemisphere) and always wondered if I to put the coil N or S!!! 😅 Thank a lot!!! I'll send you some pics when I'll harvest!!! ❤

[@Tami24945]

I hope you get back to me! What gauge (or size) of wire? Also, when you use the magnet which side of the magnet goes on the ground?

[@FantailValleyHomestead]

You want the magnets to point north side up. Wire gauge doesn't seem to matter too much from what I have seen elsewhere

[@jujubee7351]

I’m confused lol

[@jonathanleon6615]

How about silver wire? Its even more conducive than copper wire

[@FantailValleyHomestead]

Good point. Not sure why everyone uses copper? Maybe it's cheaper?

[@jerryeng17]

hi, how about equator country... clockwise or counterclockwise

[@FantailValleyHomestead]

I really don't know! Try both and see what works (and let me know!)

[@exhile3747]

2:05 setup

[@myfriendthatdraws3347]

nice!

[@karenpowell4626]

I have heard it has less to do with hemisphere but whether it is an above ground plant (tomato, squash, mint, flowers etc.) Or an underground crop (potato, carrots, garlic etc.) Above ground should be wrapped clockwise and underground counter clockwise.

[@danielheywood1002]

Note: At 8:54 she says the right thing, then puts a “correction” on screen with text, but her spoken words were actually correct. The text describes what you see if you flip the stick over, so the bottom becomes the top. That is, flipped either way, looking down will wind in the same direction. But, her spoken words describe correctly that if you wind clockwise looking top-down, you would then “travel” counterclockwise on your way from the bottom up. - Facinating, gonna test it myself. Being in the northern hemisphere I suppose I’d expect to wind it the opposite way for the postive results. Will try both ways.

[@sandyjohnston9457]

New subscriber. From my schoolboy days, copper wire in a circular pattern will pick up electro-magnetic energy. This seems to be what is happening here. Small bits of single strand off-cut Fencing wire we had on the farm could be attracted to a magnet If you want magnetic energy, would fencing wire be better? You have me getting into trying some experiments wrapping fencing wire around the plant-pots and extending up a couple of feet I really like what you are getting into and wish you all the best. Good luck from Southland.

[@ladyjusticewarriorqueenz2005]

Good On You, great experiment & results For NZ growers, Clockwise from Top Down on a Stick is recommended.

[@RealityTrailers]

Isn't it interesting that we we cannot see really does exist.

[@FantailValleyHomestead]

I have known this fact for a long time. I often tell my kids just because you can't see something doesn't mean its not there

[@pistache28]

Thank you for sharing your experiment! 👍👍👍👍👍👍👏👏👏👏👏

[@1InnerGuru]

Fascinating. Thank you for sharing such a wonderful experiment and discovery.

[@manjarisunder3168]

actually your experiment is what the expert in Australia saying !!! clockwise looking down and pointing North , so was good to get the confirmation as ust started with it , I did had some Kale in the garden that has beetles and caterpillar eating it , that did not stop , but will see when I take them out and plant new ones .thanks

[@michaelperrone3867]

You need a larger sample size and to actually produce an electrostatic field to get bigger results. The copper rods actually exclude vertical electric fields to some extent. Not sure where this copper stuff is from but it looks more like sacred geometry woo rather than real electroculture

[@middleway1885]

Thanks for the deets... Have you thought of measuring the differences with the windings (plus any other potential differences). It would be interesting if the windings create a different harmonics and other factors.

[@danielou8827]

Cheer! Finally a logical and complete test. Because we can see lots of videos that explain how to make an antenna, but... we don't see the result on plants. Or we see magnificent plants, but we don't see the antennae, we wonder if the pretty plant hasn't eaten chemistry...

[@marcusferreira5224]

grato

[@pedromendanha5013]

Thank you for these fantastic videos

[@MichaelCone-o2e]

It doesn't matter which direction you wind the wire around the bamboo. It depends on which end you put in the ground.

[@johncoy3699]

As I understand it , it's counter clockwise in the North and clockwise in the South . The same with water restructuring .

[@acalavajra]

Hello! I found this video at a very good time. It was a very informative comparison experiment. I just started trying electro-culture in my vegetable garden a week ago by wrapping copper wire around a stick, and thanks to your video and some of the posts in the comments section, I realized that my wrapping method was backwards. I offer my thanks from Japan!🙏

[@demandinganswers1140]

Clockwise or not the bamboo is what gives the extra boost. She also does not show how much sun or lack of sun and water.

[@slpstraightlinepromotions9978]

Lol I stand corrected from the last comment I jus made 😂😂😂😂

[@etiennelouw9244]

I am also in the South, so I am going to try this for fun. Will let you know after winter is gone. I know copper helps with snails and slugs, they do not like it.

[@LAStars-sratS]

Thanks for sharing, much appreciated.

[@francestutt3661]

Very cool. did you learn more about the twisting from the top or the bottom clock wise vs anti. Have you tried different wood or wood from your yard?

[@FantailValleyHomestead]

it seems some people think it should be measured from the ground up, rather than top down, which would make my clockwise from the top down that did well in the southernhemisphere actually anticlockwise from the bottom which is "correct". Others that have experimented with it themselves say it doesn't matter. I am looking forward to trialing more in spring time when it warms up here!

[@francestutt3661]

@@FantailValleyHomestead I am trying it in my garden. I made little ones and put them in my sprouting jars so they go clockwise when inverted. Your experiment was well done.

[@ykalingaelectroculture]

Hey sir Yannick,please count me in and your my Mentor.. 🙏

[@leoperkins]

It would be interesting to do some leaf testing on some of these and document to see if the growth relates to just simple copper availability, which could mean that simple copper amendments could be used to improve growth and yield.