Hi Petunia, Yeah, I used a solar lantern that I took apart and took the wires out from underneath and attached them to some nails that then...
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Next time you decide to give it a try, consider adding a little electric current to the seeds in the soil as I have found that it can drastically...
IMHO, there are bad apples everywhere, even in America too... E.g....
Regarding the Indian source I mentioned earlier... He seems to be a very famous scientist... And from what I read, per your reference to Feynman's...
Regarding seed cracking, I found this interesting piece hat summarized some research done by the Indian Institute of Agriculture:...
Hey Mart, That's a good idea... When I figure out what I'm going to try, I'll let you know. In the meantime, if anyone else wants to join in...
Awesome.. I'm looking forward to hearing all about it. Let me know if you have any questions while you're getting into it.
We had tons of these on our dwarf Meyer lemon tree... We spent many days gently scraping them off of the stems and leaves with our fingernails....
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It's good to hear these questions... I'll answer mart first: First of all, with very low levels of electricity, 1-5 volts at low current,...
Hi Mart, Carolyn, and Jerry: Thanks for the welcome... Regarding the electroculture process, you're exactly right - all of those parameters...
Hi everyone, I'm new here but figured I would share some of the exciting experiments I'm working on - improving plant growth using electricity....
Thanks for the welcome, Eileen - I look forward to it :)
I agree with the others; yet with regards to keeping insects away, consider electrifying your plants by applying about 1 to 5 volts DC to your...
Here's an idea you probably never heard of... Add some electricity to the soil surrounding your plants! :-D It has been observed over hundreds...
My favorite this year was Malabar Spinach - it grows like crazy and loves the heat. The leaves are large and meaty, and if that's too much for you...
Hey everyone, Just introducing myself here. I'm from St. Louis and really interested in experimental (yet effective) growing techniques for...
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