Hello

[WeedHopper]

https://ironcabin.co/electroculture/


https://cultivateelevate.com/blog/e...techniques-for-beginners-elevate-your-garden/

 

[oldfogey8]

Ever heard of this?




https://ironcabin.co/electroculture/


https://cultivateelevate.com/blog/e...techniques-for-beginners-elevate-your-garden/

There was a thread on here last year(I think) about this. I like to keep it simple though. A former member on here used an ultra low frequency generator he swore by but again, I like to keep it simple.

 

[user 60570]

the only electrical exposure my plants have is having to listen to Dylan every once in awhile

 

[KGB]

the only electrical exposure my plants have is having to listen to Dylan every once in awhile

Dylan yep I see the high those plants will give as couch lock. Now explain how electricity is produced while Dylan is playing and you might have a hell of a hybrid

 

[WeedHopper]

The copper wire picks up currents from the weather and ozone or something.

 

[SubmarineGirl]

the only electrical exposure my plants have is having to listen to Dylan every once in awhile

Yes mine too. I have exposed them to Jimmy Hendrix tho in a pinch to bring them back to life when I see drooping leaves

 

[WeedHopper]

I exposed myself to my plants. I could have swore i heard them laughing

 

[user 60570]

Yes mine too. I have exposed them to Jimmy Hendrix tho in a pinch to bring them back to life when I see drooping leaves

good idea!

my plants could really relate to the Wind Cries Mary

 

[user 60570]

I exposed myself to my plants. I could have swore i heard them laughing They hurted my feelings.

next time bring the magnifying glass

 

[oldfogey8]

good idea!

my plants could really relate to the Wind Cries Mary

 

[SubmarineGirl]

I exposed myself to my plants. I could have swore i heard them laughing

Laughing is good, mine cry a little when I do that…

 

[user 60570]

the plants watch us , they listen to music too

i was in the grow room tending my plants one day and I was but neked

my grow room had hanging lights , bare bulbs , adjustable heights , 1000 watt MH

i made a wrong turn at the wrong time and burnt my belly

here is another Public Service tip……if anyone uses bamboo stakes in their grow rooms , always wear safety glasses when tending plants

 

[SubmarineGirl]

the plants watch us , they listen to music too

i was in the grow room tending my plants one day and I was but neked

my grow room had hanging lights , bare bulbs , adjustable heights , 1000 watt MH

i made a wrong turn at the wrong time and burnt my belly

here is another Public Service tip……if anyone uses bamboo stakes in their grow rooms , always wear safety glasses when tending plants

Whoa I came to a half inch of one of those bamboo poles in my outside garden… I’m sure some have taken an eye out before… good advice. Someone here suggested nerf balls installed on the ends making them more noticeable

 

[Hippie420]

BTW while you guys laugh at putting copper in the soil I will say my grandmother did that by putting like four pennies in each potted plant. Did you know that small amounts of copper in the soil is actually a fungicide?

I always heard that pounding copper nails in the trunk of a tree would kill it fairly quickly. Never tried it 'cause I love trees, but I've heard it from more than one source.

 

[dogster]

I always heard that pounding copper nails in the trunk of a tree would kill it fairly quickly. Never tried it 'cause I love trees, but I've heard it from more than one source.

Lumberjacks love nails in trees.

 

[RosterMan]

 

[WeedHopper]

I always heard that pounding copper nails in the trunk of a tree would kill it fairly quickly. Never tried it 'cause I love trees, but I've heard it from more than one source.

Copper nails can be used to kill trees by inhibiting the function of tree development and damaging roots, leaves, cells, and stems, leading to eventual death123. This method is best for smaller trunks, and you must use enough nails in the proper position for them to be effective1. When a copper nail is driven into a tree trunk, the tree’s natural healing process will push new growth around the nail, slowly encasing it in wood, leading to the girdled area dying and the tree slowly starving2. Once hammered into a tree trunk or roots, the copper will oxidize and release a toxic substance called copper sulfate, which impairs cell production and blocks nutrient pathways leading to the tree dying3.

 

[GPWP]

It’s growing

 

[MailOrder420.com]

I’m a new grower

Welcome GPWP! what are you growing buddy?