Interesting.
uncle
We went digging and found this pic
which is basically an Electric Fence strung above the crops instead of around them.
uncle
A mate used copper wire to make a horizontal lattice in his grow tent.
When the flowering stems were several inches above the lattice, buds on a few of those stems started to die.
The rest of the plant was unaffected.
Then the same thing happened to his next crop in approximately the same area as the previous grow.
Neither of us can figure out the cause but it appeared to me that the copper lattice was a likely culprit.
Looking at your links, it would appear that electrodes and/or conductive wires need to be either in the soil or above the plants.
Hmm . . . .
elric
We haven’t been able to find a lot of info on this.
We are gonna experiment with the copper wire wound around a wooden dowel.
We have the materials on hand to make some.
uncle
well this is surprising. do you think this is actually legit??
tull
We don’t know if it’s legit.
Yet We have the materials, So let the experiments begin
uncle
There is an author that may interest you, or maybe you’ve already heard of him. His name is Philip S. Callahan. A couple of examples include
Exploring the Spectrum: Wavelengths of Agriculture and Life
Paramagnetism: Rediscovering Nature’s Secret Force of Growth
I believe it is in Paramagnetism where he gives a blueprint of sorts and instructions on how to build round tower type structure to enhance plant growth. They aren’t giant size, but of a size for garden experimentation. I’ve experimented a bit in the past, but not nearly enough.
Some of his books are on my favorite list and among those I will always keep.
anon
Thank You!!!
We will search for the books.
The one We downloaded from the web site is not clear on making a device.
uncle
paramagnetic agriculture
by : Philip Callahan
uncle
You’re welcome. I didn’t realize it was available online. ![]()
It wasn’t a device, it was more about composition of the rocks and soil, among other things. I remember the copy I borrowed from the library had many more illustrations. It was quite a few years ago. Maybe I’m thinking of another book. I cannot check at the moment, I have photocopies somewhere, but I’m sure it wouldn’t be within copyright rules to share them.
anon
Post them under “Fair Use” for Discussion and Educational purposes.
uncle
I can do that when I find them. (I’m in the process of moving.)
The only one I found through a quick search is a map by Callahan, from his book, "Nature’s Silent Music" (so I did get the book wrong) where he has distributed Round Tower sites, certain and alleged. That intrigued me because I was studying weather patterns of old and ran across an account of earthquakes toppling round towers in Ireland in 448 ad.
His chapter in "Exploring the Spectrum" The Battle of the Beams opened my eyes to Nikola Tesla and the role he played in WWII.
My main interest at the time was weed control. He invented a special antenna-detector for measuring ELF frequencies and took it to an Australian man who invented tines that when pulled across the field make the weed seeds go dormant. What a massive impact this practice and knowledge would have and would be much more beneficial to our "Spaceship Earth" credited to Adlai Stevenson, by eliminating the use of chemicals, pesticides and fertilizers. I had a lot of weeds I was really tired of pulling. ![]()
anon
any updates on this?
atrand
We decided to use three plants. All seeds from same plant.
One for a control.
One with the copper wire wound in a fibonacci spiral.
And One with a tight wind of wire.
Each on a 5/8" hardwood dowel set 1" from the edge of the 5 gallon bucket, to a depth of 8"
uncle
I think with a thread like this, you may find interest…
In my Part 2. Thread.
Electro culture???
Fascinating read, correlates with the Electric (Plasma) Universe model.
seer
how is this coming along??
atrand
my Part 2 is already posted.
Lol
seer
We just put the sprouts in this Dawn of a New Day.
uncle
Indeed! A fascinating thread.
We find that the Electric Universe explains everything.
uncle
I’ve always had a passion for plants and am looking forward to the progress and results of your experiment.
I did find the book, Paramagnatism. I am the person who posted about it earlier in my excitement for the subject.
The chapter it is found in is, Flowerpot Farm Experiment.
Rather than post up his findings, this spring/summer I will conduct my own experiment, as he advises, just for fun, as I am already convinced myself, by all my past, more intuitive and unconventional experiments.
Callahan himself, being an entomologist, always fascinated me, as did his personal discovery of this force of growth, and the connection he made to round tower and megalithic construction, which opened up a whole new world to me. Paramagnatism was published in 1995, and I acquired the book sometime in the early 2000’s.
I don’t want to veer the thread any further off your intended course…
anon