Electroculture Gardening

Hi friends, we wanted to try this garden method for the first time. We are beginners and still learning. If you have knowlege of this please comment. Thanks for watching.
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Electroculture gardening is a cutting-edge and fascinating method of plant cultivation that makes use of electrical currents to promote plant development and boost output. While being relatively new and little recognised, this method has recently become more well-liked among gardeners and academics. The idea behind electroculture gardening is that electrical currents and fields can be beneficial to plants. Electrical stimuli have an impact on plants in a variety of ways because they are sensitive to them. For instance, research has demonstrated that electrical currents can promote plant growth, raise seed germination rates, and improve nutrient uptake effectiveness. These principles are used in electroculture gardening to establish the best conditions for plant development.
One of the main advantages of electroculture gardening is that it can increase plant yields and improve the quality of crops. Electrical currents can stimulate plant growth and development, leading to larger and more robust plants. This can result in higher yields of fruits, vegetables, and other crops. Additionally, electroculture gardening can improve the nutritional value of crops by enhancing the uptake of nutrients and minerals from the soil.
Another benefit of electroculture gardening is that it can reduce the need for fertilizers and other chemicals. By improving nutrient uptake and enhancing plant growth, electroculture gardening can help to reduce the amount of fertilizer and other chemicals that are needed to support healthy plant growth. This can make gardening more environmentally friendly and sustainable.
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[@scottrose8417]

From my experience it is more effective when the antenna is higher than the plant. It is not only directing energy to the soil it is also creating a electromagnetic field around the plant. Like a bell shape of energy with the antena at the center and it falls off as the energy moves away from antenna. The small mini ones a great for small plants, but for a big plant ya need a taller antenna. All ya need is a bamboo, wooden stick and coil the wire around it. You can just run it around the pole with a gap of an inch or so between the wrap, meaning you don't need to tightly wrap the entire pole. At the ends bend them so the ground wire is pointing south and at the top bend the wire to point north and use a compass and aim it to dead on north. You can make a spiral coil at the top if you want but I always bend the last end of the wire to point north.

[@centraltexashomestead-mike4956]

Scott thanks so much man!!!!!!!!!! We just got started and we really need advice. Your the best!!!!!! I'll get back to the drawing board. Take care and God Bless!!!!!!!!!

[@joanies6778]

What gauge wire are you using? TIA

[@thatguy8532]

good stuff. magnets added inline will amplify signal, you can measure on a multimeter.

[@theideasman6018]

What plants have worked best

[@wisernow624]

❤

[@CHEFTECH86]

Always pick the first few peppers when the start to form. If not, your plants will focus all their energy to those few peppers. When you pick them, the plant will start to explode with pepper growth. The more you pick, the more will grow.

[@centraltexashomestead-mike4956]

We harvested the little ones last week. Thanks!

[@spiritwarcrystalawakening1915]

PS I forgot about this thank you 😊

[@TheMississauga333]

does it work for tomatoes?

[@rosemaryb-c4927]

Hey, I 'm tryng electro culture too! Since 2010, I've been experimenting with orgone pucks I created myself to be situated around in my small but prolific town house backyard garden, so much so I am able to donate healthy food to & supplement the groceries of 4 single mom families on my crescent with 13 young children between them. Orgone pucks I make myself from muffin tin molds really boosted my organic large thimble raspberry bushes which have been growing nearly 6 feet tall in recent years and produce berries from June through Dec 1st which is our first big snowfall, here north of Toronto, Ontario. I also toss copper pennies in my garden boxes and any iron nuts, bolts and washers I find when I go for walks with my old dog Charlie when we tour the new subdivisions under construction. I have 3 large municipal composter boxes that produce over 90 cubic feet of rich black soil each year. Every week I collect egg cartons from my neighbours' blue boxes on garbage day, flatten them and put them through a large cross-cut office papershredded to create a peanut sized matrix with which to layer the compost, as it breaks down much faster than shredded paper and newsprint and is less toxic. The red wiggler worms just love it! Finally, this week we have been shrouded in that creepy, toxic orange "Alberta wildfire" haze which left a patina of dust on EVERYTHING, during a month where we saw NO RAIN for 22 consecutive days! There being no water hose in our backyard (not that I would ever use municipal water IF there was, and only drink & use purified water besides), and our large rainwater rcollection barrels empty for a fortnight, I merely trotted 4 blocks with my utility wagon full of empty watercooler bottles and sealed pails and collected 70-100 litres of pond water daily, full of rich Canada Goose poop and hauled it home to water my plants and grass, with great success! I have the only front yard on my crescent with green grass, flowering bushes, healthy trees and blooming bulb flowers, thanks to my efforts which also rewarded 65 year old me with new biceps and taut calf muscles! LOL! Finally I discretely put out deep glass saucers around the front and back yards that I fill with fresh white vinegar daily and cover with a circle of old window screen to keep good bugs, butterflies, bees & birds out, to neutrallize & mitigate the harm of auto exhaust emissions and other toxins in the air in the immediate vicinity. Hope these alternative ideas help! Rosemary, north of Toronto

[@chriseb2304]

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[@crazyhomemaker]

Hello! I watch Deep South and Hills Mill, too. I've known about this for a while, but in a different context. When I saw Mickey's video, I built 15 antennas. Then 6 large antennas. Then 20 or more coils of various sizes. My whole yard is filled with coils. I am so excited to see the difference I already notice huge growth after a few days, and now, a few weeks. Amazing! Learning along with you.

[@msfausey]

Do you notice any difference in how you/your body feels being out in your garden? I live in Denton, the hotspot for 5G towers and I’m wondering how having this in my yard might help the people who live here, not just with the vegetables we eat.

[@joannbaumann4028]

I am super excited about electroculture too. This is downright fun!

[@RA-sf4du]

Do you have some links to Mike?

[@brianthomason5022]

​@@msfauseyall the hoo-ha about 5G but 5G is not any stronger than the radio waves that the sun naturally produces

[@user-bh3ew6ii4g]

@@msfausey Yannick VD Electroculture says that he has seen it bring more wildlife (birds, bees, other pollinators) so that makes me think it would help people too. You might also want to look into Mitch the Orgone Donor and what he is doing to mitigate the effects of the harmful radiation towers. I am using orgone pucks and Earth pipes and electroculture antennas, Lakhovsky circuits, Ighina spirals... and I'm preparing to do a heavy metal cleanse - so I'm not an unwilling antenna/receiver to the dangerous radiation being spewed out by those towers.

[@tmorrison5965]

Put some antenna with some copper and brass wrapped around a wood branch. Noticed a difference within 24 hours, i was shocked. Didnt notice what direction i wrapped anything and used very cheap thin wire for both so it doesn't have to be complicated or expensive...it works!

[@centraltexashomestead-mike4956]

Awesome advice! I'll give it a try this weekend. Thanks!

[@perthkraya3209]

Thanks for the advice. I guess us humans like complicated😅

[@andrewbivens3369]

Try heating your copper wire red-hot with a torch, it will turn black aligning North South Poles in the molecular structure turning it into a superconductor. Should have even more amazing results. I'm going to try wrapping nearby trees and branches around my garden

[@ShubhamSharma-or6eq]

​@@andrewbivens3369clock wise or Anti clock wise

[@Tamkerdes]

I add clear quartz to amplify, it works!

[@centraltexashomestead-mike4956]

Wow Tina, that sound interesting.

[@rachellawrence7387]

So do I. Second that on clear quartz works amazingly here in Bama.

[@diegodaniel3884]

What is a clear quartz please and where do i have to place it? , thanks!

[@christiansumanti1111]

Following for the response for that question

[@lolo-ef2lk]

Yes it does!

[@julieamundson1301]

I started using electroculture this past winter in my zone 4 area indoors on my houseplants. My plants did amazing. I used chop sticks to wrap the coils around. I use 12 gauge wire from amazon. In the spring i made tall coils in my gardens. I put 3 tall coils in each garden and a 3' coil on each of my containers. I also picked up dinner clear crystals for the top of each stick. My plants are doing wonderful even though we are experiencing our 3rd year of a drought (many trees are dying sadly). Electroculture brings out my inner hippie 😂😂

[@centraltexashomestead-mike4956]

That sounds great! keep us posted on how it works.

[@LorenEllisArt]

Great and they held this from us for over 100 years. Thank you.

[@multitablez7825]

Copper is very healthy for humans. i never knew about this, what a great idea.. also, copper is great for grounding. plus, it picks up the negatie charge coming from the earth, then pushing that charge into the soil, giving soil extra minerals, and onto plants. and, copper container or vase can be used to store water over night, then drink it! its a healthy charged clean water

[@SummerKobes]

I have Rh Negative blood, which has a higher copper content. Should I stand next to my apricot tree to give it additional help? Because I'll do it! 😁

[@MrTopflight29]

Copper is anti microbial.

[@GlitzyWitch]

​@SummerKobes hey I'm RhD Neg too, I didn't know that thank you ❤

[@Mayhemcountryliving]

It really works. I have begun Elektra culture this season and I have to say it really works I am in zone eight in deep south in Alabama and I have almost 50 tomatoes on one plant

[@centraltexashomestead-mike4956]

Love your comment!!!!!!!!!!!! Thanks! subscribing to your channel now.

[@lmclrain]

thanks for sharing, I would definitely watch a video of yours, I just subbed to you

[@fluteskoolie3867]

What is your method, and which direction did you wind your coils? I’m in GA and reading mixed info on coil direction.

[@PSA3377]

You need it wrapoed around a wooden stick or rod . The wood acts as a ground sort of smoothing out the" static " of the frequency. Hope that helps ❤

[@centraltexashomestead-mike4956]

Thanks for the tips!

[@debbydechenne172]

I recommend sprouting your beans and peas prior to planting. I take a large plastic plate , put a piece of paper towels down put your seeds inon it. . Place another piece of paper towel on top . Water well. Don't drown them. Put in a warm place . They should sprout in a week. You can then know what seeds won't germinate and then plant those that have sprouted . They grow much faster after they are planted!

[@centraltexashomestead-mike4956]

Hey Debby your the best! I should but we get a liitle lazy with work and all. I will do that next time. Thanks!!! Blessings.

[@bryanrawls4794]

Or a plate of beach sand with innoculant

[@londerosa]

I did the baggie method a lot this year for that very reason- to know which seeds were viable. I had been dragging around seeds going back to 2006, boxes of them, trying to keep them cool. I couldn't bring myself to throw them away or scatter them to the winds. But on the other hand I was unwilling to risk their not germinating if I was really counting on having a food crop. I moved into a much smaller house and this was the make it or break it year. I did a hydrogen peroxide/distilled water bath overnight and then into a baggie until I saw signs of life. An amazing number of those 15 year old seeds germinated just fine! Perennial flowers, melons, cukes and most veggies did great. Pumpkins were dismal, all kinds of squash the worst. Now to wire those babies up! My copper wire arrives tomorrow.

[@TheCaliRhino]

Good idea, I usually just sow the seeds with good intentions & have gotten impressive germination.

[@marthachisnell3346]

My seeds sprouted much faster when I used distilled water. In just a few days.

[@swordfish00007]

Electroculture has been around since the 1700's but the powers that may be do not want the masses to know this. There are some good videos online explaining the history of this and how it helps everything.

[@centraltexashomestead-mike4956]

Thanks!!!!!!!!

[@laurelobrien9438]

My Grandfather, born in 1890, a farmer from Ireland, used copper on the farm. He even put pennies in the soil for luck. We had produce I can still taste. Thanks for the reminder... I'll get some copper wire and see !!

[@user-bh3ew6ii4g]

@@laurelobrien9438 That's so cool! The Irish also used the round towers made out of paramagnetic basalt or other paramagnetic materials that were also used for better growing. They were often found near cathedrals of the day, so I think they may have been used for healing and keep humans in good health too.

[@freeinghumanitynow]

The powers that be don't want humans to know anything but their time terrorizing humans is thankfully coming to an end. Freedom to the people of Earth!!! Enjoy your yummy harvests!! 😊😊

[@bamatractor]

Ive alway grew alot of house plants. People would ask how I did it. Id say you got to talk to your plants! They may look at me like Im crazy, but while your talking to it you will see it may need watering or has an insect problem or its needs something. Basically if you will love that plant, you will find out what it needs.

[@centraltexashomestead-mike4956]

Agree, go out and have fun and love your plants. We do.

[@gailwendtland5970]

Can't remember when or who said... "play birds chirping in your garden"....might be the vibrations...(of sound) that are the key. Need to do more research 💁‍♀️💁‍♀️🙇‍♂️

[@leiatyndall8648]

Carbon dioxide is plant food.

[@classicrocklover5615]

​@@gailwendtland5970 Danny from deep south homestead

[@tomwaite7332]

Hey thanks for your video . I have my antennas about 4 to 6 ft tall and I have anywhere from 4 to 7 of the copper antennas you made on top of my pole with copper wrapped around it all way to bottom . My experiments have worked so good , I will do this forever now . The results have been unbelievable. Im so glad I found electroculture farming 🙏🙏🙏🇨🇦🇨🇦🇨🇦🙏🙏🙏

[@centraltexashomestead-mike4956]

Thanks Tom! Can you send a picture to our email? [e-mail] Thanks.

[@nunawatson4307]

Tom where are you in Canada

[@killergay5471]

한국에서 보고 있습니다 전자기로 작물을 더 잘자라게 만드는 방식은 놀랍고 신기합니다 영상 감사합니다 신의 축복이 있기를 god bless you! thax

[@joanies6778]

OK.... not sure how this got into my feed, but I believe in syncronicity and I am always open to new and improved techniques. Heading over to check out the how and why on that homestead channel. Thanks!

[@centraltexashomestead-mike4956]

Thanks Joanie!

[@donnamaniscalco]

I am new to electroculture as well and have had amazing results.

[@sheliadean9548]

Thank you for sharing this information with us.

[@maria.luisa.garcia2169]

Esto es i teresante ! WOW !Gracias ! Algo nuevo que apendi hoy ! 🌹👍💖😌

[@KubotaKid]

Oddly I use copper pipe pieces in all my watering tubs to keep algae, works great. I have access to solid coppers recycled. Very impressed. Go solid if you can.

[@thatguy8532]

Great book to reference, Electrocultrue by Mons. Justin Christofleau. Antennas are recommended at 20 ft in air. Makes sense thinking of how wind affects change as elevation climbs. Anyone who's ever worked from heights should recognize this. i have 8 ft antennas, they move a lot with wind, rain. you can measure resistance with a multi meter from antenna to buried copper whip, sun makes movement of current easier through copper, warm copper, less resistance. Hence the peacock antennas referenced in book harness heat, wind, and rain. All movement make up the "ehter" we are trying to pull from.

[@centraltexashomestead-mike4956]

Hey thanks so much for the info!

[@muskateer12345]

I think it’s usually spelt ‘aether’ 😅

[@pruost]

Have you noticed the top of all buildings? So called churches mosques old European random residential buildings fully covered by copper and gold and apparently designed to receive electricity maybe through ion-osphere? Old tartarian technology seems to have answers around all this 🤔

[@davminks]

From our best understanding, eloctroculture, or simply exposing plants to a particular micro-electric/magnetic field, works by stimulating a plant's natural response to thunderstorms and rainy weather. Before and after a storm many plant types will exhibit higher metabolic activity. By continuously stimulating the plants' adaptation to electric fields found naturally during storms, you can get your plants to absorb more water and nutrients per day. Pretty much tells them to supercharge their metabolism in preparation for a storm. You will need to water more of course. Not all plants have this adaptation.

[@dougbillman2333]

Thank you kindly and be safe........

[@ZenWombs]

I am growing plants with Water Programs. It's truly remarkable.

[@midsouthhomestead7527]

It makes sense to me. When we have an electrical storm Everything gets greener. It doesn't hurt to try. I love to experiment in gardening. Happy Gardening in 2023 🌻👩🏼‍🌾🌻

[@centraltexashomestead-mike4956]

Agree, Thanks!

[@TenaciousDanzig]

This just popped up in my feed at random. Never heard of this, but sounds fascinating. Will be interested to see your results

[@deong6289]

Great video.

[@centraltexashomestead-mike4956]

Thanks Deon.

[@debbieperkins2201]

Hey Mike I watch Danny and Wanda also and I’m like u I’m fascinated with the electro culture. Danny was saying that the rod/antenna s/b placed south of the plants and it covers 3 ft away from the plants I’m interested in how ur plants do praying everything goes great

[@centraltexashomestead-mike4956]

Hey Debbie, lot's of people are saying that. I will go out today and make adjustments. Keep us posted on how your doing this year.

[@jenny_by_the_woods]

Following, wow this is so fascinating !! Thanks for the new way of things or maybe the old way 🤨😑🧐🤩

[@Mayhemcountryliving]

Yep good stuff

[@michaelk7194]

i heard just the opposite and some that uses this method said it doesn't matter which way it is wrapped or what direction, since the earth and nature is everywhere and it doesn't need sun to grow..so go with people that use this method

[@briangateley4909]

Harnessing that Power of the Atmosphere. Turning it n to Energy fer ur Plants.

[@ronaldnelson]

Our garden is doing good with Electroculture

[@powaqqatsi8]

I get it...I am giddy about electroculture too! 😃 I am going to start using electroculture antennas this spring! I am going to use lakhovsky coils around groups of seedlings that I am starting indoors. I have done a bunch of research and collected up copper wire, bamboo poles, copper poles, galvanized steel wire, magnets, cones to shape the ighina spirals, etc. Also, I read that adding a circular mesh fence, like galvanized steel, creates a homogeneous field that evenly distributes energy. It allows for more control and growth that is easier to predict. The steel circle can have a diameter of 6-9 ft or more and a depth of 1-3 ft (there is no limit to depth or height). There is also copper pyramids and Irish round towers. Wow, looking forward to this spring. Thanks for the video.👍🙏

[@centraltexashomestead-mike4956]

Thanks for sharing.

[@yvonneharding619]

I have been experimenting with antennas as well, made ones with Mickey Hill's design, Make sure you place the antenna South of the plant. Appreciate your video.

[@centraltexashomestead-mike4956]

Yvonne, south of the pant, Good info and thanks!!!!!!!!!

[@jameswilliamson288]

bycle rim for antenna

[@ruudvandenburg6832]

I'm from the Netherlands, groningen. Mpst of yhe siol is klay. Very interested!!

[@BuddyCalyxed]

What about the ends? I've got the bottom end pointing north top and end pointing south, south side of the plants or should they be straight up and down?

[@spiritualoutdoors7759]

Great video. It grounds the soil and the soil grounds the plant from the negative energies that exist. Love your garden and it’s not needed

[@fgjf1079]

I few weeks ago, I installed some antennas in my planters, and I’ve measured .5-.7 microamps with my multimeter. Doesn’t seem like a lot, but I’m sure it’s enough to make a difference.

[@centraltexashomestead-mike4956]

WOW what a good test, Thanks!!!!!!!

[@fgjf1079]

@@centraltexashomestead-mike4956 yes, one probe went into the soil, and the other to the antenna. What’s interesting is that there was no difference between the 5ft antennas vs the 1ft antenna. They both produced roughly the same output. I’m sure there’s a bigger difference when comparing to, say, a 20+ foot antenna.

[@centraltexashomestead-mike4956]

Thanks!!

[@1stbadger700]

I’m doing the same thing and I have actually seen huge results in the growth. Don’t know about fertilizing or bug deterrent yet but I’m on board with the growth factors. My pepper plants have shot up and lots of blooms. I don’t even know how the first electroculture video got in my feed but I am grateful. Good works miracles all the time. You might consider trimming some of those leaves off the tomato plants. More work for the plant to support all those leaves.

[@centraltexashomestead-mike4956]

Thanks so much for your comments and input! Let us know how you do this year. We are getting really nice spring weather and loving the rain.

[@1stbadger700]

@@centraltexashomestead-mike4956 I live in the San Antonio area and am loving the rain we are FINALLY getting. Last year the May winds were so bad and hot I got almost zero fruit from my garden. This year am growing in high tunnel in containers only due to nematodes in my soil. God loves bugs cuz there are so many varieties and specifics to every kind of veggie plant. Have a blessed and beautiful Mothers Day.

[@centraltexashomestead-mike4956]

Thanks for hanging out with us!!!!!!!!!!!

[@Airstreamyogigirl]

I made all sorts.. including starbursts at the top..tall ones ,tiny ones.and a giant "mother" to work off all the little ones...they're all over my yard! Everyone seems very happy.

[@coleenburris6816]

Today and this video are the first time I have heard of this. I will follow you to learn with you.

[@centraltexashomestead-mike4956]

Thanks Coleen.

[@edwinhageman9377]

Yrs ago! I used an extra 8ft X 6ft chane link fence panel/ and 2 steel fence posts/ to hold it up at an angle! Because i ran out of gardening space! Well i planted pickles! They did better than ever before over decades!

[@debzyj376]

Thank you!

[@virginiaseedsskogen2038]

Love that you edify Danny & Wanda at Deep South Homestead, and Mickey at Hills Mill Homestead, I appreciate them and their channels also! Your video is helpful and the commentors are also helpful. The plants I have antennas by, that I bought from Hills Mill Homestead are doing much better than anything else in my garden, I'm convinced! Thank you all!!

[@centraltexashomestead-mike4956]

Thanks for watching.

[@lazarus4145]

​@@centraltexashomestead-mike4956 muchas gracias por tu tiempo,no entiendo inglés , por favor me podrías decir si el metal que usas es cobre? Gracias y un saludo desde España

[@thewisdomgranny6451]

@@lazarus4145 sim, es cobre

[@SonniesGardenPA]

Very interesting.

[@shadytreez]

Look how beautiful your beans are! No holes! This year, I have hundreds of snails. I went through 1 large containers of Sluggo and 1 of the other brand.

[@centraltexashomestead-mike4956]

Hey with all the rain we had tons of slugs. Lot's of sluggo.

[@dougbillman2333]

Thank you kindly, be safe.......

[@juniorgc8]

This is a 1st for me, thanks for the info on electro culture great garden by the way

[@daivernon7346]

Well done video - Thank You!

[@centraltexashomestead-mike4956]

Glad you liked it!

[@lmclrain]

gotta try this, just subbed, looking forward for more videos as interesting as this or whatever you feel like sharing, thanks

[@ml.5377]

I am doing exactly the same experiment comparing 5 gallon pots with tomatoes, cucumber, potatoes and blueberries. Fingers crossed.

[@Sunnymoonedt]

Wow, nice experience for me. I will try this. Here in Germany it is at moment very dry weather and i have many problems with my plants. Soil bad... I dont't know it. I wish good luck for your plants. Warm wishes from. Northern Germany. Simmi

[@LoraCreates]

I LOVE experimenting with new veggies and fruit in the garden. Often times it's the only way to taste an heirloom variety or from another country is to grow it myself. I live in Arizona zone 9b. I just have to figure out what time of year to plant them. LOL

[@dianafarmer697]

You may have mentioned it already, and I missed it. Since we live in the northern hemisphere, our coils need to be going clockwise when you look at them from either end. Danny also said they have to be on a particular side of the plant. Was it to the south?

[@centraltexashomestead-mike4956]

Diana, interesting, thanks for the info. We are still learning.

[@janicelehmann2229]

Put on south side of plant

[@wisernow624]

Yes, South 🎉

[@roger55es]

Keep a check on bugs I belive that the copper keeps them away as well as they say less fertiliser & more growth. It will be good to see your progress Thanks

[@popuphomesteadlivingoffgri8606]

Very cool, I'm interested to see the results

[@zaneymay]

I'm going into my 3rd week of it. I have a permaculture food forest. I'm using bamboo and a thick copper wire, wrapped clockwise, 9 ft to just over 3 ft tall. I have section one of the garden done. I also did circles with a clockwise antenna around two of the plants in this section that wasn't doing well. Then I made 7 small antennas and put them in pot where the plants have be struggling. From what I understand the higher the antenna the more area it covers. Going to set up section 4 of the garden this weekend.

[@centraltexashomestead-mike4956]

We are subscribing to your channel!!!!!!! Thanks for the info and looking forward to seeing your video's.

[@zaneymay]

@@centraltexashomestead-mike4956 thanks so much We can learn from each other.

[@bradwarnock9746]

Good video thanks bud

[@centraltexashomestead-mike4956]

Thanks Brad.

[@BCToby]

Hi, this looks facinating! Has there been a double blind study done difinitively proving this works? Based on the overwhelming positive posts/videos from others I would imagine a double blind study would be extremly easy to do and very defininative in it's results! If not it would save me a bunch of copper/time experimenting with it ;)

[@anitaleach520]

First time watching your video. Copper coils - first thing that came to mind was Tesla and his copper coils. Hmmm. Electroculture gardening sounds interesting. Look forward to seeing what your results are.

[@mayshomesteadchronicles]

Howdy fellow Texan! Garden is looking great. Keep up the good work. God bless you in Jesus’ name!

[@centraltexashomestead-mike4956]

God bless, we are going to watch and sub to your channel.

[@mayshomesteadchronicles]

Ok, thank you, kind sir! Blessings. Stay in touch

[@deborahdenton3603]

I live in north central texas. I have done electrol culture myself. I used sticks from my yard and put copper wire on them. I'm seeing a big difference. I too watch Danny and Wanda and love them . Good luck everyone in your growing! God will bless our Gardens.

[@LightworkerJoe]

It’s not only good for gardening. When you walk barefoot on the ground your body gets grounded. Many health benefits to doing this.

[@Anio997]

Wyśmienity filmik pozdrawiam i łapkę zostawiam.

[@billthomas6592]

What I've heard is it's best to wrap the copper wire around wood clockwise, (in the northernhemisphere),, especially sticks from your yard.

[@centraltexashomestead-mike4956]

Hey Bill, yes sir clockwise it is. Thanks!

[@lancesudberry209]

Interestingly fascinating earned my all you asks!👍🥖💬 One would think the plants would be stimulated by it but i would go as far into thinking not so many bugs and mold and mites enjoy it ?

[@skippyjl1]

Keep the seeds from what you grow👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻

[@HeiderosesPhotograph]

I recognized when I had my tomatoes on metal stakes instead of wooden or plastic stakes after a thunderstorm came through the plants grew really fast. But I might use your method as well. thank you so much for sharing this video.

[@centraltexashomestead-mike4956]

Cool

[@Knowledgemindsetkh]

very nice

[@retiredjedi6178]

Try a section without the metal fence, use nylon fence instead, just to see. I'm curious about the wire length, what was total length of wire, (shows what frequency the 'antenna' is tuned to).

[@humanperson4132]

I've been hearing good things about this. I'm yet to try it but you've inspired me to bend up some wire. Wish me luck

[@centraltexashomestead-mike4956]

Good luck!

[@mysparky2011]

This sounds like Grounding or Earthing for people. It has helped my knee. Maybe good for plants too.

[@centraltexashomestead-mike4956]

We try everything. We've been in a drought for three years and finally getting rain.

[@mysparky2011]

Best wishes for an abundant crop from Ontario

[@centraltexashomestead-mike4956]

We love Ontario! Years ago I was in the Army stations in upper New york and we would visit Ontario many time. We need to plan a trip real soon.

[@mysparky2011]

Come back soon. We were supposed to visit Texas in the fall of 2020, everything was booked 😢.

[@centraltexashomestead-mike4956]

Come stay with us. Keep in touch with our email.

[@pennypinkerton8201]

Thank you for breaking this down and making it simple. You make it look very easy. 3:29

[@centraltexashomestead-mike4956]

Thanks Penny.

[@dougbillman2333]

It does work......

[@CindyAAvery]

LOVE this! I’ve been researching and experimenting also. Thank you for the video! ☀️

[@centraltexashomestead-mike4956]

You are so welcome!

[@Maplecook]

Now HERE's something I've never seen before!

[@PeaceandloveToAlltheworld]

Amazing;)

[@nicolaearghir3212]

I've been using this method for a long time and it works well, the only piece missing in this circuit is a germanium diode and maybe an old telephone headset. Good luck.

[@bennybodash855]

Why don't you elaborate on how, what and why this is needed and how its done?

[@jjayneartworkx]

Oh sweet magnolia purple peas stay purple and turn my soups purple n blue...❤

[@cheedovision39]

Great video!

[@gracefreer5993]

I'm doing it. Mind blowing

[@centraltexashomestead-mike4956]

Go for it Grace! Hey why not give it a try. Let us know how it works for you.

[@greenkiayre]

Reilly it work Best wishes from Pakistan Im New Gardener 😊love it

[@RErikWeigand]

Everyone else is wrapping it around a wooden stick. Maybe you would consider adding a few of these to your experiment to see if there is a difference. Best of luck

[@derpydog1008]

Whaaaaaat no way.

[@Steven-mw8zn]

Hey Mike hi Rochelle. Just came across this video and subscribed, how did your copper work out did you see a big difference. This video here is 2 months old.

[@centraltexashomestead-mike4956]

Check out the follow up video.

[@lizkeiter4806]

Hey from Kansas! I had my son in law make me some cones that I’m making antennas out of old wire. We are low on rain. We will have to share our experiences.

[@centraltexashomestead-mike4956]

Hey Liz, thanks for hanging out.

[@KlasicRock]

My middle name is Michael and my sisters name is Rochelle ... I love y'all already! Hugs and support from Toronto Ontario Canada my friend!

[@centraltexashomestead-mike4956]

Years ago I was in the Army in Watertown NY and we went to Ontario many times, Love it!!!!!!!!!

[@MrPurcie]

Great video im interesting in what you said about the Nitrogen that being brought back to the soil if I hear correctly.

[@centraltexashomestead-mike4956]

Apparently the curent in the air Adds to the soil.

[@tuloko16]

You should do an experiment and see how this affects earthworms. They are very sensitive to electricity on the ground. Maybe they add a charge to the ground that the earthworms like?

[@centraltexashomestead-mike4956]

Good point, I will dig around and see if we have worms.

[@elotalks8185]

I think your coils need to be a little bit bigger diameter. Also you wanna grab a Compass and you wanna put the antennas exactly south of the plants You want to have the antennas

[@centraltexashomestead-mike4956]

Elo, thanks for the info. I'll make new ones bigger next time.

[@dougbillman2333]

Things will grow a lot faster.......

[@tommywright7196]

Iv never heard of this but will definitely try it

[@MsLippy]

Good Morning!! I’ll be joining you with the copper wire this weekend, Bud found his roll and will make me a few, I believe he said 18 gage. Everything is looking great for y’all and of course you gotta plant fun things, the grands will love it!!! Happy Gardening and can’t wait for the new sauce to come out. God Bless

[@centraltexashomestead-mike4956]

Thanks Lippy. Check the mail next week, got some stuff for yawl.

[@rendellnoble7465]

@@centraltexashomestead-mike4956 hello guys danny says 12 gauge wire

[@iondetox]

I've worked with Powered Electromagnets and there is a definite difference in plant growth. I've ran light dc current where I separated the wires and attached to each end of a tray and that has wild results in low power, but the magnet works better.

[@centraltexashomestead-mike4956]

Great point

[@margaretburnham5683]

I just received server books by different authors on this topic a few weeks ago from Amazon but I've just recently moved and haven't got to read them yet

[@mls3555]

I read that the coil is supposed to wrap around a piece of wood, twig, or dowell. It's interesting to see the effects when things are done differently. I also read coils need to be on the north side of plants & coil top pointed due North. Thanks for video😊

[@centraltexashomestead-mike4956]

It dosent matter

[@OllieBabaSan]

My understanding is that the higher you go in the atmosphere the greater the electrical activity. I plan to do tall masts with coils at top and a number of copper spikes in the ground with the wire from the mast linking them rather than 100 little antennas.

[@charlescoker7752]

From what I understand. Danny said to put the antenna on the south side of the plants.

[@centraltexashomestead-mike4956]

Yes sir!!!!!!!!

[@larrybailey43]

What wood is best to use for planter boxes that don’t rot fast. ? I’ve heard don’t use pine boards.

[@brichter4669]

New to electroculture. What gauge copper wire did you use? You mentioned you would go with a thicker wire, what gauge do you think is best? I garden in grow bags, so I am interested in using the copper antennas in each bag.

[@centraltexashomestead-mike4956]

12 gauge

[@nunawatson4307]

Glad to hear you’re green aswell 😊so am I. My eyes are open wide ears & heart open. Just missing a bag of popcorn 🍿 😊

[@centraltexashomestead-mike4956]

Love it!!

[@smoothmove7566]

I'm trying 1/4 inch steel rods next to my plants. I'm going with iron because of it's magnetic properties.

[@lolitabonita08]

tip the antenna top MUST point to true north...u do not need too many loops for the antenna to work...and the antenna MUST not touch the plants...

[@srinivasvayuvegula4630]

Be careful if there is very strong lightning it burn the whole of it and loose everything around it. If everything goes good no problem. Good initiative all the best. do it.

[@josephcarey6926]

the dad comment on the weather just couldnt wait to come out 😂😂 love it tho