ELECTROCULTURE Get Plug In RESULTS

hello my name is Mark and welcome to I'm organic gardening located in New Jersey now I got some great news for you I've been following this for about over a year now electric culture does it work the simple answer is yes now there's a couple side effects to it which I'll explain later on but for the most part after a year is it working in my garden yes and I am passionate about gardening I always keep an open mind about things I love different styles what people come up with whatever works for you and gets you out to garden and grow your own vegetables I am supporting you 100 so what is about electric culture that makes it work so let's go over some of the basic things that our plant needs every day from nature and maybe from us so let's turn around and look at a tomato plant because I know you love tomatoes and let's start analyzing what works about electric culture and what it does so what is electric culture electric culture is a method of taking copper wire now it could be other things there's a lot of different descriptions what people are using but most likely most people using copper wire now you can fashion it in different things you can do a spiral like this you can do a circle again all these different methods that people are doing I encourage you to research and watch other videos about this or you can use just a copper Rod that I have here this is a grounding rod and it's about three feet long and you can plant and it goes next to your plant in the ground and this plant we're using here is a tomato plant so what it does it harvestes the energy of let's say different um wavelengths and other things like ions in the atmosphere between above ground and below ground and it grounds it so it's taking energy in from the passing Energy across our planet our magnetic energy and is forming it and then putting it in the ground to stimulate plant growth so what does our plant needs it's not improving our sunlight which is number one number two is let's say atmosphere the atmosphere is made of nitrogen oxygen and carbon dioxide so it's not changing any of that this spiral ring or copper Rod but now let's get into it what it's doing and what our plant needs besides nutrients is also water and we also need temperature of the soil and we also if you believe that like I do in microbes in the soil that will help this plant growth and get its nutrients so so let's go back to water so now what we have is that we have this nice coil taking energy from above ground and putting it below ground a low voltage or stim leading now it's stimulating the whole plant The Roots the stems the leaves the fruit everything and it's making it exciting more than normal and this excitement comes from let's say other things like we get this also before rain storms the plank is excited to receive water and it speeds up its let's say metabolism to create something in here that it will draw in more water so that's the same thing this copper coil is doing it's stimulating the ground and also stimulating the plant through which roots and leaves to accept more water so the more water we know that can get this plant hydrated and bring up water that's a good thing so that's the premise behind did so far and a lot of people are doing research on it now it's been around for wow quite some time at least 100 150 years maybe 200 years to go back and research and people have tried different things over the years but why is this becoming a fashion because it is just so easy to try to take a cop or wire copper pull here anything that you see and simulate those roots so again I was kind of interested in this last year tried it on a couple plants I did see some noticeable results again it's all about drawing in water from the bottom and keeping that plant healthy whatever we can do about that I also like to say right now this is just part one there's going to be several parts more over the next couple months because I want you to write in if you've been doing this and what you've been seeing because let's let's analyze this let's see what really makes it work and how it's improving for vegetables in your garden now the key secret is you have to have at least one antenna per plan so if you grow a row with string beans there's other people that put just a copper wire down on the ground there's all these different kinds of method but the premises about is harvesting the atmosphere above ground and directing it below ground to stimulate our plants so and we're doing this and what's doing this is that you can stimulate the plant with water and make it go from the water down bring in more water evaporate it out of the plant and thus bringing more nutrients to the plants so and getting a bigger Harvest want to share with you a couple things here that I've noticed that it's doing and I also have a microscope and I'm looking at the plant roots and the fungi and bacteria in the soil so our first thing our objection here that we have with our plan is that when you make your antennas how big do they have to be and again you get the research and necklace is such a very amount of different opinions about this already and that's good because that's what a discussion is about to find out more things about this beautiful method and see if it works it's not being hidden from anybody it's not being let's say suppressed by chemical companies or fertilizer companies or anything else either this has been around and the information is out there for you so most people are going to ask can you use copper pennies to do this copper pennies do not have enough copper and effort to actually work it's just a coating on the outside it's very little so what you do is you want solid copper wire now this copper wire here is actually refrigerator line from your wall to your refrigerator bringing water for your ice maker because the other thing that's been going on I just was going to buy some copper wire off the Amazon they're talking about a month's delay you're ready for getting you copper wire you know to you and that's strange for Amazon so a lot of people are doing this and I I admire the interest in it because it can be that simple just a plug in a plant to your ground and bring the force of energy from above ground into below ground and make it work and stimulate the plant wouldn't that be great if that works so I'm looking into it and I hope you are too so now some of the things that I'm concerned about one is that we either have a copper Rod or copper wire or other artwork that you put in the garden that might look like a circle or Sun or a heart or anything else either what happens number one when this beautiful copper wire which is nice and shiny now in this grounding rod that I have here what happens when it gets a patina a patina is when uh the copper is exposed to the atmosphere it oxidizes copper does not rust it makes a patina but there will be a coating on this so if that coating is there do we get the same amount of energy from the above atmosphere to go down below and ground the plant and then stimulate the plant that's one of my concerns number two concern is this what do we see here we see copper now some people are using brass I haven't seen too many people use aluminum but copper is a Good Conduct of let's say or bringing in energy and making a flow in the circle or a straight Rod or else too but the downside of that is too is copper is a antibacterial metal there's such a thing in research and also too is copper door knobs that they used to use in hospitals and still do it all depends on what hospital and budget copper once bacteria gets on it dies eventually it will die off so if we're putting copper into our ground we know in good soil we have microbes bacteria and fungi so what this is doing is killing that bacteria off in the ground and is also killing off the fungi that our plant needs so it's making something by stimulating the plant and bringing water up in it but it's also killing our soil off in our ground too the microbes that we know that we need in nature so that's another big concern and I've looked underneath the microscope in soil samples around plants and you can see a reduced amount of let's say bacterian fungi that's in the soil underneath the microscope that's killing it off and plus is that's just a copper so now we're excited with let's say a small amount of voltage or amperage or whatever and we're simulating that soil to get our plants grow better that other energy is also killing off the microbes in the soil but the plant still lives because we're exciting it we're making it draw up water and that's the whole premise about this and like I mentioned before now once this comes back up to our plant we're also drawing in nutrients now if that's a chemical nutrient obviously your plant dancing to grow better and let's say bring the chemical nutrients out of the ground and give it to our plant but that's not all what the plant needs to do again it's going to make it bigger you're going to get a bigger Harvest and a bigger excitement in the plant taller maybe more blossoms on let's say this tomato plant so let's just keep it simple for now and understand that we are bringing energy we're bringing to plant but the downside is and we don't like it is in a co-op bacteria and fungi in the soil and the last thing that we should be concerned about is that we have this exposed copper wire or rods in our garden when there's a storm approaching and the ions in the atmosphere are moving around and statically electricity is starting to move around the ground too we have something that is bringing as an antenna to us so let's say there's a lightning hit that's a little bit further away from your garden you might feel the shock of that or let's say the presence of that around here and it might be way too much for that plant to handle because even Farmers like myself across and use barbed wire in the past or else too when something is hit by that fence a barbed wire fence it will travel I've seen it on my grandfather's form at least a half a mile and weld the gate together because of the high voltage of it and that's just steel wire and metal fence posts so if that can do that to that that and I know that's a high energy amount it can also take that high energy amount and bring it here and direct us toward the ground and also cause problems for your plant there is no evidence so far that this is working now a lot of people are saying on social media that it does work and it's not a problem and they're getting huge yields I applaud that now what they might be doing is seeing something else they're they're changing that's in their Garden maybe so one little thing I want to add to this video before I say goodbye is I want to show you something that can do the same thing as these two things by not adding copper into your soil and it actually will create more soil health for you and give you a better plant because it actually happened to me last year and I've known this for years now or something like that last year we had a drought for 60 days and we only had a half inch of rain and the whole thing that I got great tomatoes last year and I didn't water my garden at all is one thing that you always have to do and I see very little people doing it and like I did it in other videos that were just maybe a couple weeks old now you see I put lethal down now you can use anything you can use cardboard or else either a mulch will do the same thing as these copper rods it will keep that moisture level cool in the ground by two things that it will repel The Heat Of The Sun it will bring moisture back up to the roots into the plant doing the same thing the copper wire is doing will bring more minerals and also there's a certain type of fungi in the soil and you probably heard about it before or there's a product called micros and what it does is that the microbes in the soil or the or the fungi in the soil the good fungi and it's bad fungi too but also it's all and there's about 99 of good fungi that's in your soil and 99 good bacteria in soil so that fungi that lives in your plants from this ground is going to go out and create more microscopic roots for that tomato plant because that is a moist condition and a mulch in there and it's called mycorrhizal fungi and that does the same thing as this copper wire it enhances the amount of root capacity it brings in more nutrients and it also brings in more water so it's doing the same thing as nature so you can choose to put this in your soil or you can choose to let nature run its course and increase these things on its own because that's what nature does nature adapts to any kind of environment that's been around for a million years and will also do better for you if you're having problems growing thing there's probably just a simple solution that you can look into that's not costly or else too it's just basic guidance gardening is fascinating and people talking about it like again leave comments about this or what you've seen have you tried it and will educate other people and come to a nice reasonable conclusion and you don't have to follow it it's just there for advice so you can see what's going on if you're having a problem I want to thank you very much for your time and your patience for watching this video again leave comments give it a good thumbs up and please subscribe so you get to get other updates about what we're doing with electric culture it's just fascinating so far but let's find out the real truth about it and let's see if it's economical and let's uh not create a wire shortage like we are seeing already so enjoy Please Subscribe give it a good thumbs up and we'll talk to you again shortly thanks

Channel: I AM ORGANIC GARDENING

Views: 30,372

Keywords: Electro culture gardening

Id: -2ro8sixclU

Length: 15min 55sec (955 seconds)

Published: Sun Jun 18 2023