ELECTROCULTURE Gardening 1 Week Results How to Make PT 2

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[@sheilavogel8915]

We just had a new roof put on last week. The contractor came to me and said "I just have to ask--what are those copper things in your boxes? Those are the biggest tomatoes I've ever seen, the stems are like trees!". So I introduced him to electroculture by giving him one of my antennas. Waiting to hear results!

[@iamorganicgardening]

Great way to share. Very Nice of you. Thanks.

[@adrianarteaga97]

Can you show what those copper things are like? And pictures of the tomatoes. Thank you

[@user9675]

Clockwise or counterclockwise going into the ground?

[@namethem00]

​@@user9675depends on what hemisphere :)

[@KB-2222]

​@@user9675 everyone wonders this

[@sgturn1500]

I grow Super Sauce Roma tomatoes. Last year the plants grew quite tall - 7 to 8 feet and i had a great harvest. This year i added an antenna and the plants were shorter - 4 to 5 feet but i harvested twice the weight and i had ZERO bug pressure.

[@adrianarteaga97]

Can you show what those copper things are like? And pictures of the tomatoes. Thank you

[@user9675]

Clockwise or counterclockwise going into the ground?

[@willowwhyte1104]

@@adrianarteaga97 If you watch the entire video, he actually makes one & verbally explains what he’s doing at the same time.

[@sandrawilley8374]

OH MY GOODNESS, WHAT A GREAT GROUP OF FOLLOWERS, THIS IS THE FIRST CHANNEL I HAVE BEEN TO WHERE FOLLOWERS ARE ADDING IN THEIR INDIVIDUAL EXPERIENCE! BRAVO TO YOU ALL! AND THANK YOU FOR ADDING TO THE CONVERSATION BY SHARING YOUR OWN EXPERIENCES!

[@iamorganicgardening]

Great to here and Welcome. I do have the BEST followers, very kind and smart. Thanks

[@sistergoldenhair2231]

Awesomeness!!🎉🎉🎉❤😊have made some already. A yellowing plant I almost gave up on went totally green in 24 hours! I got 2 plants where the tops are now pointing in a slight northernly direction as is how I have my copper antenna pointing. Very interesting as plants naturally grow vertically. This is great fun!😊

[@iamorganicgardening]

That is awesome! Thanks for sharing

[@thefutureofgardening5912]

Thanks for the video! Very easy to listen to. Because of the conductive properties of copper, it is definitely the alloy of choice. You could also do gold or silver, but of course that breaks the bank LOL

[@2700Kenny]

Love your videos I’ve been watching them for a while, thanks for the effort!

[@iamorganicgardening]

Awesome, thank you!

[@pereaandrew]

It revived my baby small pomegranate tree. Seemed dried up. Now got small green leaves.

[@ZanePetty]

As far as I understand it is you want to use metals that are good conductors for a atmospheric antenna so things like brass, copper, and aluminum, and you would want to use iron for magnetic antenna, magnetic antennas have to be ran south to north to harness the magnetic energy, I recommend checking out Yannick von doorne for more information on electroculture

[@monicamaus5990]

Thank you. Great information!

[@GmamaGrowz]

This is an awesome gardening experiment to try 🤩 thanks for sharing!

[@iamorganicgardening]

THANK YOU. Enjoy

[@erikahuxley]

I've actually never heard of this concept before, and I'm a fan of the electric universe hypothesis. Very interesting. I probably need a few controlled trials to be convinced.

[@iamorganicgardening]

I thinking of the same way. More to be do on it in the future. THANKS

[@zanepaxton7452]

I tried a 1/2” x 8’ diameter copper ground rod as the antenna driven 2’ into the ground. I then took a heavy gage copper wire and ran that due south 6” deep in the ground for about 25’ from the antenna. I used a brass bonding clamp that electricians use to connect copper wires to copper pipes to connect the wire to the antenna. At the south end of the 25’ wire I threaded 4-6 neodymium round magnets with a hole in the middle on the wire. Supposedly the neodymium magnets boost current flow. I wrapped the magnets in a zip lock bag to add some corrosion protection There was almost no slugs or bugs within 8’ on both sides. That seems pretty conclusive. The first season I had spectacular growth but I also tilled in huge amounts of organic compost, mycorrhizae, some Azonite, some P-K fertilizer, etc. so it’s difficult to scientifically say what the benefits of Electroculture were or weren’t. Last season I didn’t add all the new compost but used the same seeds: results were only half as high, but did well. All the amazing compost was nitrogen heavy so root crops didn’t do as well as expected (huge tops and small root bulbs). I think the electraculture is beneficial but more experiments are needed to be conclusive. My open questions are: Benefits of the neodymium magnets? What should be different for root crops versus fruiting crops? Does a spiral on the antenna make any difference over a 1/2” diameter solid antenna? Does the fancy top of the antenna make any difference? For a TV antenna the cross pieces and their spacing have to do with the signal frequency’s wavelength right?

[@WearingmyGarmentofPraise]

How funny! You have proved it works. Be great to see your produce xx

[@iamorganicgardening]

Will do so when the leave die back on them. Thanks

[@KaleidoscopeJunkie]

👏Hope you & your family are doing well. -KJ

[@cs7717]

Next time you might want to try reversing the location of the copper. I see the end boxes on both sides as forming an insulation to the center boxes from the heat and temperature changes. That is capable of giving the inner plants an added boost that the outer boxed plants do not have.

[@iamorganicgardening]

Great Advice, Thanks

[@flatsville9343]

Agreed. Another line of 7/8 (?) potato boxes planted in the same manner, treated in the same manner, in generally the same area WITHOUT a copper coil would resemble a proper control for a trial/experiment. You then have a truer side by side comparison.

[@user-qc5zl9in8f]

Very cool! It is my understand on that, as well....when using magnets....face Southside towards seeds of root crops and North side for germinating foliage.

[@danielledersch7064]

Thank you. Great teaching.

[@iamorganicgardening]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@strength9621]

So so so so green 😍

[@iamorganicgardening]

THANK YOU so very much.

[@synergy2222]

Copper or Brass is best. Brass has copper with zinc and zinc is most beneficial to add to the minerals. I think people like copper because it's a pretty color.

[@yoafuentes3132]

Muy interesante su comentario! Lo que quiere decir que también se pueden hacer antenas con otro tipos de material como el alambre de sercas??!

[@SergePoitras-hj4ip]

Bien exprimating myself. Makes sensé to me. Bravo!

[@iamorganicgardening]

Great to hear. Let me know how it is going. THANKS

[@classicrocklover5615]

I am in Michigan. Should I pull up all my antennas and store away during the winter? Or should I leave them in the ground to continue working on the soil biome during the winter?

[@danielledersch7064]

Thank you.

[@iamorganicgardening]

Welcome!

[@LightBeing369]

Thank you for this sharing✌🏼💗

[@iamorganicgardening]

You are so welcome, Thanks

[@superheatsubcool]

You might try raising the height of your Potato coil. My taller coils preform much better. You could solder a wire to extend the height of what you have. TY for posting

[@iamorganicgardening]

Thanks for the tips!

[@tonyr.4778]

I hear about 3 ft. and another says 40 inches. Some say at least 7 wraps, some say 4. So it seems to me that people are just copying whatever videos they see on the internet. Has anyone actually done experiments with how high, how many wraps, what diameter of coils, how tight the spacing of the wraps? In regular antenna design, there must be optimum designs to boost the receiving power. Next thought is everyone is saying put to the south of the plant, so that indicates putting the plant inbetween magnetic north and the reciever. So using a compass would give you a more accurate idea where magnetic north actually is. That leads me to wonder if angling the antenna to point towards true north would increase reception. Lastly, if thunderstorms increase static electricity in the air, and people say they see more growth after thunderstorms, it would seem if you could hook up a voltmeter during a thunderstorm, you could measure the current recieved and in turn induce a current at regular intervals to simulate the electrical charge during a thunderstorm. Just like regular watering and fertilizing is healthy for plants, would regular electric stimulation also be beneficial.

[@emilycenatiempo4917]

I know absolutely nothing about this but 12 gauge copper wire is now on my shopping list. 😛

[@iamorganicgardening]

Great , glad to share. THANKS

[@user-jn9rj7hm6u]

very important explications based upon thoughts about what we intend w/ antennas. i design small fv, thermosolar (for cheap ALDI pool) & fertirrigation installations for our homestead.

[@iamorganicgardening]

Thanks for sharing

[@MrToontuber]

Yes, thunder rain brings extra feed on the leafes and in the soil.

[@catche3362]

About 98% of all tornadoes spin cyclonically, which in the Northern Hemisphere is counter-clockwise and clockwise in the Southern Hemisphere. This is because tornadoes tend to follow the rotation of the parent rotation in the storm from which it develops.

[@user-oz2ut1xr6o]

Good

[@smalllikebit]

Thanks for the information you shared about different winding directions for northern hemisphere and southern. Would you please suggest where to put the entenna around the pot in southern hemisphere area. Like you said in northern back towards north and placement of entenna is on the other side of plant.

[@user-jn9rj7hm6u]

i have some trash bags from construction for cultivating pumpkin & so on. available in big size, 500 l or more volume. but in cardboard boxes even cheaper simple ! i never thought so... just take care of the phytophtora accompanying them always eager to invade the tomatoes & so on, some distance those plants as much as possible therefor, but i sugest replacing potatoes by jerusalem artichokes (still have to ask botanics or the plants themselves by biotensor if they carry phytophtora, too?) being sunflower family = non toxic!

[@ellenc.1685]

Are you going to move the antenna to the end box to see if those potato plants start to grow better?

[@iamorganicgardening]

Good Idea. THANK YOU

[@JamesBennett-fn1xu]

Counterclockwise looking down on it ;-) my best results so far

[@iamorganicgardening]

Good stuff, thanks

[@rho1360]

Hi, I'm in the Southern hemisphere. Do I put the antenna on the North side? Thank you 👍

[@matildesilviacandelanieto7136]

Hola, impresionante!!! Estoy poniendo antenas en mis cultivos y funciona muy bien, pero esta antena no la he utilizado. No entiendo el inglés. Por eso he leído todos los comentarios traducidos. Lo del cultivo de patatas en cajas de cartón, EXPECTACULAR!!! por favor me puede decir si la antena está conectada a la caja? Parece que hay un cablede cobre a la izquierda de la antena en la caja. Se pone la antena en el norte del cultivo en hemisferio norte? Muchas gracias y muy interesante

[@user-jn9rj7hm6u]

potatoes have their spin (electrons of their atoms?) the other way round 'cause they come from southern hemisphere - may be that justifies their antenas being counterclockwise ? source: michio kushi

[@QFae]

Thank you 💚 Amazing video.. Question could this as well work with houseplants ?

[@matildesilviacandelanieto7136]

Sí

[@mortinbünbre2024]

Yay! 1000 likes!

[@iamorganicgardening]

Awesome, THANK YOU kindly.

[@juankhombrelibre3764]

The turns of the copper wire is indifferent to the direction, there is no coriolis effect because the earth is not a ball spinning at 1600 miles per hour at the equator.

[@voiceofraisin241]

The earth is 25,000 miles in diameter and a day is 24 hours. That makes the equator at just over 1,000 miles per hour.

[@cynthiaguerrero1222]

Thanks for your fine demonstrations. I’m in a dilemma since I live in Ecuador in a small Andean town (Cotacachi), and supposedly North of the equator; therefore, I’ve been making my coils clockwise and placing them South of my plants. However, my understanding is also to follow the direction of the way the water flows after you flush it. In my case, the water flows counterclockwise, and another observation, is that the morning glories on our fence also direct themselves counterclockwise. My question: What direction should I take, clockwise or counterclockwise? Is there an explanation for this? Thank you

[@iamorganicgardening]

I would do the direction you see for crops above ground and opposite for those below ground. Thanks

[@dwgarrett3]

The direction of rotation when flushing the toilet is caused by the toilet design. To see the Northern Hemisphere rotation you are speaking of requires an experiment! Like a barrel with a drain hole in the center, with the water very still. You will notice that it will happily rotate either way if you stir it..

[@cynthiaguerrero1222]

Thank you. I will definitely experiment with the barrel of water.

[@willowwhyte1104]

@@cynthiaguerrero1222 I think it would be more “scientific” for you to simply experiment with the actual Plants. 😊 Put a clockwise coil with one plant, and some distance away put a counterclockwise coil with another (but same kind of) Plant. Water them the same. Then see which one does better. Or if they’re the same. 🌿

[@debrajones8194]

That’s some great soil. Here in Georgia it’s hard red clay. Not good

[@KB-2222]

Same in SC

[@marcusferreira5224]

grato

[@iamorganicgardening]

Enjoy.

[@voiceofraisin241]

Are the antennas at 12:15 and 12:30 the same? If you stop the video at these two times I swear they are wound differently. Then at 12:50 it is wound ccw.

[@zaneymay]

Are you going to show up the harvest? That the center plants did produce more? It's interesting that your information is different then what I found. I'm almost 8 weeks in my own experiment. I'm so confused that I ordered a book and to my surprise there are several books out there.

[@iamorganicgardening]

Yes, will do so when the leaves die back. Thanks

[@zaneymay]

@@iamorganicgardening oh I thought this was last year, because in your first video you said you have been doing it for a year.

[@synergy2222]

Isn't that wrapped counterclockwise? If so ALL my Antennas are wrapped backwards. I'm in the northern hemisphere and I thought I was wrapping clockwise but yours looks counter clockwise To me. 😬

[@555Revelation]

Maybe that is due to the camera. I always thought in a picture the image is opposite

[@LynnePeterson-zb5qf]

Can you do the same thing for container gardening and would you put copper antenna in each container? Thank you

[@matildesilviacandelanieto7136]

Yo lo hago y funciona muy bien

[@giovannispencer6304]

part 3 ???

[@rossplainold1565]

Do you have to use copper wire? I made an antenna for a radio using a slinky. And it worked

[@crystalnutgrass200]

Must be copper

[@feetsoap4266]

You can use brass also.

[@hadleymanmusic]

what about galvanized chain link fences?

[@JontheBaptist]

was the wire in the middle of the section of box group? If so, then the 'energy', for the lack of a better word, seems to travel a distance before it shelves off. This idea seems to pair along with the 'earth battery' idea. If this does, then a north south placement would be beneficial, that is, for the northern hemisphere. There have also been videos posted on how there is energy in the air, just have to capture it. One guy ran wire along his fence then tested the voltage on a meter. It had a much higher number than that if an earth battery. How effective is any of this, no clue. I live in an apartment so I do not have the space to do these kind of fun things. I get yelled at just for placing a hanging bird bath.

[@iamorganicgardening]

YES , in middle.. Yes. it share's a larger area ( maybe due to all the moisture ). The birds love that you are thinking of them, Very kind of you. THANKS

[@user-jn9rj7hm6u]

for a sufficient flow of electricity from magnetism, the soil & plants need sufficient watering 'cause in dry soil would be nil almost.

[@iamorganicgardening]

I agree. Thanks

[@epxbodyhealth]

It doesn’t matter which way you wind the copper wire, the voltage is the same.

[@iamorganicgardening]

I agree, for now. Thanks

[@RubberDuckStyle]

👍👍👍👍👍👊

[@danielou8827]

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

[@willowwhyte1104]

I’m wondering the same thing. But he’s a very busy person. ❤

[@anthonystrong7075]

This is the true reason pyramids generate electricity and the land around them flourished with gardens

[@kitsurubami]

It's good to keep an open mind, but I strongly encourage you to also have a skeptical mind. Please continue your experiments with electroculture, but structure them in a scientific way. If you are genuinely seeking out truth, the scientific method is the best way to seek it.

[@iamorganicgardening]

I agree with you. But in 200 Years no one agrees of what science can be used on this matter because it is so odd.

[@rcarver4049]

Thank you for taking this to a scientific path. If this is real, we should be able to demonstrate the requirements and results scientifically. Try some double-blind studies.

[@JudyKruse]

It's real, been used for hundreds of years if not longer.

[@peace4peaceful]

More confusing. Every article I've seen says wind clockwise from the bottom up in the northern hemisphere opposite in southern hemisphere. Also, sending or receiving? When you put up your TV or radio antenna do you ask the hardware guy for cable with wire twisting one way or the other? I've been watching lectures from Yannick Van Doorne. On the diagrams from the Christofleau the French founder of this his antenna are not wound in either direction. He also says it takes 2 or 3 weeks for it to take effect.

[@iamorganicgardening]

It all depends of the soil type and the amount of water in it. Thanks

[@ThriveGarden]

Great! Are you still into electroculture?

[@iamorganicgardening]

No, it just adds water to your fruit. NO added nutrients

[@onmyworkbench7000]

Please show us photos of the week before and photos of the same planta a week later.

[@mr.c8033]

Dude: You are so awesome. Thank you so much for this. You did an incredible job in this video. You answered all my questions, and more. May God richly bless you and yours.

[@iamorganicgardening]

Glad you enjoyed it! THANK YOU.

[@megaflux7144]

.. if it DID work large scale farmers around the world would be using it and the price of copper would triple.

[@iamorganicgardening]

I agree fully with you. It could never go large scale. Thanks

[@charlesvanneste2834]

There is about 100v per meter starting from the ground and going up. Your results should be better if your antenna was 20-30ft tall. That would collect about ~1000V all the time. I do not think the rotation would matter much.

[@amazoniaquedavignon8180]

Counter clockwise is correct. When spiral spins CCW, it's putting in energy. CW spiral is removing energy!!!!

[@iamorganicgardening]

Thanks for sharing.

[@rogierd]

Hi. I see no updates on this. Still working on this channel?

[@mtnmanrab]

What do you mean your coil is counterclockwise? It looks clockwise to me.

[@iamorganicgardening]

From the top down is counterclockwise

[@judgementcharles840]

​​​@@iamorganicgardening in the video you said clockwise from the top down. And you did so. But in the end of the video your wire goes counterclockwise from top down. Are you a magician ? your video is very confusing. you didnt really help. sry

[@EricSmith-qm7xb]

The ones in the center received more water because of the ones on the end

[@claud1542]

do you always start from the top down.

[@iamorganicgardening]

Yes. Thanks for asking

[@jbarlow4917]

Top or bottom would make zero difference. Would depend which end you stuck into the ground, how the coils would run.... Northern hemisphere, from the top to bottom in a clockwork rotation. Simple .

[@chriselliott368]

I don't know either but ...... the antenna by your potatoes was a lot longer then 3', surely? And your spuds will be a month more advanced since you made the video - but I noticed two spots where the foliage was not so high. I would've put the antenna next to them for a while and see if they improved. And it occurred to me that copper conducts electricity really well but not magnetism. must be a connection between this and not using steel antenna as steel conducts magnetism. And that German natural scientist from the first part of the 20th century, Wilhelm Reich, who did experiments with orgone - chi, prana - energy noticed that aluminium stops the energy from flowing, so you wouldn't want to use that ....

[@surferdudemi]

Did you check your soil to see if it's deficient in anything like ... copper? Univ of Minnesota: "... copper deficiency can occur in high organic matter and sandy soils."

[@iamorganicgardening]

YES, Not deficient in the soil for copper, Thanks for asking.

[@kengarrett1116]

Hang on. Which is it? At the start (2:10) you said that clockwise, anti-clockwise, northern hemisphere, southern hemisphere, it didn't matter. It was about receiving or transmitting, then at the 10:30 mark you were saying that it was clockwise in the northern hemisphere and anti-clockwise in the southern hemisphere. Which is it? Sorry, you didn't explain that very well.

[@willowwhyte1104]

I think the second part (where he’s back inside), he did later, and with new/more information. But 🤷🏻‍♀️

[@phabbletty]

Do it make potatoes?

[@fletch1527]

What about a piece of copper piping straight into the ground? 🤔

[@willowwhyte1104]

@fletch1527 Did you watch the video…? He also had a copper pipe in the ground…

[@billwilson3665]

what gauge wire are you using?

[@555Revelation]

He said he is using 12 gauge

[@dsimuncic]

what gauge wire do you use?

[@iamorganicgardening]

12 gauge.

[@lindaevans3815]

I have some 10 Guage copper wire. Gonna try this anyway.

[@onjeed3770]

Does it make the weeds grow bigger and faster 😬

[@iamorganicgardening]

Yes it does, my concern also and have notice it to. Thanks

[@davidkendall589]

@@iamorganicgardening Lamb's Quarter is a good plant even if it is considered a weed. Not sure what else you had growing next to the boxes though.

[@georgepresod1423]

Good day aluminum wire work better than copper

[@jhzkhattak]

Have you experience it??

[@lizbagwell5458]

iT IS CLOCK WISE FROM BOTTOM UP FACING NORTH

[@iamorganicgardening]

Thanks

[@infiniteadam7352]

Im doing a experiment with magnets right now

[@iamorganicgardening]

Great, Let me know what Happens

[@justinh1433]

Just like I don’t live on a spinning balll

[@sacredcowbbq1326]

Clockwise from the bottom is correct.

[@user-qc5zl9in8f]

Root crop and leaf crops are different

[@patkonelectric]

Other metals should work. Copper is just a better conductor of electricity. Silver is even better. And how does electricity know which hemisphere it's in? 😊

[@iamorganicgardening]

It is more about the magnet pulse of the earth than the amount of electricity

[@feetsoap4266]

Water and air travels clockwise in the northern hemisphere and counter-clockwise in the southern hemisphere. Thus the difference between a hurricane in the northern and a cyclone in the southern hemisphere. That's electro-magnetic energy flow. So yes, electricity know what hemisphere it's in! ☺😊

[@jmmanuelseale823]

u coiled it the wrong way

[@iamorganicgardening]

Thanks

[@soradicalreticsandmonitors2390]

I really think the deeper in the ground the better Like 3 ft down get that energy