ElectroCulture - Greatest Discovery In The History Of Agriculture?

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My friends so many of you have asked about Electroculture so in this video I will explain to you what it is, how to do it, my thoughts on the matter, and what experiments I'm doing this year to uncover just what the truth is!!
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@ChinoBerraco 5 месяцев назад

Is there a second video to this ? Its been over 10 months and no word about it

@gardenlikeaviking 5 месяцев назад

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@IntoEverything 3 месяца назад

Just freaking get off your ass and build it. Stick it in the ground next to your plants and see what happens. Be curious. Do your own investigation. All this hurry-up and wait serves you nothing but founded disappointment. Go live your life now… in the present. Don’t be your own disaster. Geeeez.

@davidsharp7105 3 месяца назад

@@gardenlikeaviking matee some valid hort trials would be a little more accurate, if you dont know how just look it up!!! All the best with the nutrient and energy knowledge returning!!!

@belinda888 Месяц назад

@@IntoEverything thanks for giving me a 'nudge'👍👍

@nicolegallagher4319 Год назад

I learned of electro culture last year from Matt Roeske. I tried my two 8 ft antennas on two tomato plants that were in terrible shape. In less then two weeks they spring back to life with amazing new growth and tomato yields. More so than Matt, Yannick Van Doorne , on his you tube channel has recently posted six 2 hour courses covering all aspects and history of electro culture. Its the real deal. So any more methods are covered in his lectures then just the copper coils.

@RKOuttathebox Год назад

There are definitely a lot of different methods of doing this.

@2howlingmonkeys71 Год назад

I agree. Yannick gives more facts and from scientific facts rather than getting into la la land.

@frankie8958 Год назад

Some believe that's what the great pyramid did. It was a multiple use machine. Was it. Who knows. But itsureas hell never had a mummy in it.

@46pippi Год назад

@@2howlingmonkeys71science is a cult, wtf do you mean. Facts and science omegalol

@2howlingmonkeys71 Год назад

@@46pippi I hope you feel better now. Have a nice day.

@VerticalFreedom Год назад

We’ve been doing copper antennas in our garden for the past 18months; results are amazing, bigger fruit & veggies, larger yield, almost zero bugs, snails stay away!!! 20’ high makes the biggest difference 🌳 Simply put; it works 🙏🏾

@missylearned9821 Год назад

What are you using to get them up 20’high?

@juntjoonunya9216 Год назад

Sounds like an investment

@little_dandelion Год назад

It's funny. I'm French and have only started discovering electroculture these last few months. But I get my info from Europeans (French, Germans and Italians mostly). The perception and understanding is less "sensational" than what is presented from the US audience. Even the shape of the antenna, that you're presenting here, looks new to me. It is very aesthetic. I'll try to see if it makes a difference from the classic shape, if that curl at the extremity of the copper wire alters the efficiency. We are all pretty much experimenting to try reverse-engineering the original science. But I can sense, because I've been into orgonite and orgone energy these last years, electroculture comes from the same source energy, taking another shape. Your understanding of the plant and the antenna, made clearer some things I knew instinctively. From the French eletroculture groups, it is said this practice is very old, back to Ancient Egypt and probably earlier civilizations. It was documented in medieval China. But for some reason, the world forgot about it. And in the 18th century, a Frenchman rediscovered it on his own. But it's been rather confidential, the findings never spread beyond a very few within the scientific community, despite making some experiments now and then that showed electroculture works. You see, we are still trying to understand how it works. We are only at the stage of rediscovering what works and what doesn't, attempting to draw accurate conclusions. You may want to look for Yannick Van Doorne's channel. He is the current French specialist regarding electroculture. Very hands on guy and sharing frequently the results to his experiments. He has made a few videos in English, but at least, you'll get accurate info about electroculture from someone with experience. You may have fun too with magnets, Ighina and Fibonacci spirals, Lakhovsky coils, playing with various metals. The idea of electroculture is not so much that you don't need to fertilize. You can fertilize. But the postulate is that every nutrient is already in the soil. But the antenna will charge the soil and air around it, and facilitate the absorption of what the plant needs, from the soil and from the atmosphere. A dead soil can be revitalized. The Ighina spirals are the clearer example of antennas harnessing energy/electromagnetism from the Earth and from the cosmos. Not just atmospheric energy. You can take advantage of energy below ground, to grow root crops for instance, or favor atmospheric energy to grow trees, or do both.

@2howlingmonkeys71 Год назад

I was lucky to find Yannick's work before anyone else's videos. I'm really impressed with all the work he's put into it, and with his farming background and formal education.

@klm20079 Год назад

can you link a picture of the old bending of copper wire way vs the one is saw

@BlessingsMate Год назад

Obvious that the world around is designed! This lifeforce is not from purposeless evolution. We need to learn about Jesus our Creator and connect and flourish in Him. actually if you love Jesus already, He is coming back soon - see Messiah 2030.

@lynnsearle3082 Год назад

I also went to Yannick Van Doorne for my scientific information. The French used electroculture for several centuries and documented it. You need to wind the copper clockwise from the top of the antenna in the Northern Hemisphere and anticlockwise in the Southern Hemisphere. Yes it just magnifies the natural process, making the environment around the antenna less oxidizing, hence a reduction in pests and diseases.

@pj5817 Год назад

One thing the Viking dood is missing is that you want your antenas as high as you can make them. Every foot in heighth you go the more the energy being caotured and sent into the earth. Your little 1 foot antenaes will do a minimal of new growth. Make them 6'-10'

@elwood212 Год назад

On our farm in Qld Australia, I dedicated a bed for electroculture. I used a 6m copper pipe cut in 2. I made antennas for each pole with pipe and a peice of wood in between. I had beetroots the size of softballs in 6 weeks. Roma tomatoes also 1 m tall and these were bushing toms . I didn’t have any poderoo damage or pest damage…unlike other parts of the farm that are eaten by pests.

@karenfrankland7763 Год назад

Happy to see this video. We started putting in copper antennas throughout our gardens at the end of April. . I do have to say this is the first year ever for us that we didn't have to put row covers over our broccoli and cabbage. We normally have tons of white moths and so far only a few that we caught in a net. Our pepper plants we started indoors and moved outside with antennas are only about maybe 8 inches tall, bushy and just loaded with blossoms and peppers already. Normally we don't get peppers til late June or July . . All of our tomatoes in large barrels have antennas and already have tons of fruit and the ones in the ground have only a few just starting. Have one next to our rose bush and no aphids and the flowers are twice the size they where last year. Gonna make a few taller ones and place them in the longer raised beds and the fruit trees and berries. Hubby has been testing the areas with the antennas and we do get current from the soil to the antenna. Without the antenna we get a neg. reading using a multi meter. The no bug issue could also be the fact that the neighbors spray there yards for mosquitos and ticks and also spray there lawns for weed and bug control. We don't use any chemicals on our yard and let mother nature do her thing. We allow the good bugs to find us to take care of the bad bugs. All of our soil in the growing areas are well amended as well with our own compost which is full of chicken, duck and quail poo plus all our leaves, sticks, and bush trimmings as well as kitchen scraps and cardboard. I'll be happy with more fruit and veggies and healthier plants if this all works with the antennas.

@MegaPierzak Год назад

There are no good or bad bugs. Every single creature is needed and has it's purpose and place in the nature. Only we humans lost our place and purpose.

@AFMR0420 Год назад

Well, the winter and spring were different, most places colder, which could suppress insect fertility.

@cmbells7736 Год назад

Talk about coming up with solutions for non problems. How much the product cost you trying to sell me on. Respect life, all life plant, animal, human and spore. Using resources in this way is not that regardless of your dreamed of results.

@tuberosehealing2490 Год назад

This is what I discovered with my electroculture: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-UEEHCQLPBls.html

@meanqkie2240 10 месяцев назад

Hey Karen, hope your experiments did well this year. How did the production go? Could you update briefly? Thanks and ignore the haters! 😉

@laurajmottram Год назад

So pleased you have posted this video. Myself and my husband have been watching your videos for over three years on his You Tube account. You have given us so much information to the point you are fondly referred to in my home as 'our leader', we are excited to find out about your experience with this and can't wait to get an update. 😊

@gardenlikeaviking Год назад

I'm happy you are here my friend thank you for the positive energy!

@jeffclarke5497 Год назад

"Myself" can't do anything.

@NotAnnaJones Год назад

Leader... that's funny :)

@patriciaserdahl5577 Год назад

I started Electro Culture several weeks ago I made 6ft n 2ft cedar stakes wrapped in copper antennas n chopstick antennas for my house plants we shall see over the summer how it works . I still use compost n my natural fertilizers Im just trying to boost my Energy Frequencies with all the cell towers n modems in everyone's homes my gardens were already doing good because I claim them as Almighty GOD sanctuary 🙏 🇺🇸 😊

@joshuam.3959 Год назад

I appreciate that you are testing this for yourself. I describe myself as "cautiously interested" in electroculture because there seems to be a lot of 'woo-woo' esoteric stuff mixed in with what I think is genuine scientific research. So I take it all with a grain of salt. The channel Theoria Apophasis has several videos dedicated to electroculture and magnetic seed exposure. He has an excellent video titled, "ELECTROCULTURE: How & Why it Works". Yannick van Doorne is another great resource- in his video called, "Electroculture Course 5 Copper coils Ighina Spirals Lakhovsky Oscillation Circuit Harmonizer" he details something called a Lakhovsky coil, basically a copper wire loop that is placed around the base or stem of a plant to increase yield.

@bradleylovej 4 месяца назад

Not to be weird... but I'm going to be weird. I developed some really strange health problems years ago, and went to several specialists who had no idea what was going on. They basically told me my symptoms weren't happening and this was impossible. I felt miserable. Desperate, I turned to 'woo woo esoteric stuff,' and to my surprise, it started healing me almost immediately. I am an educated man. I have a master's degree. I did not want to think outside the box or go against 'science.' It was the best thing that's ever happened to me. Completely changed my life.

@Overth_inc Год назад

I've been hooked to electroculture since I came across it a few months ago. So far, my results have been mixed. However, I used very thin copper wiring, and not the 8 gauge, so now I'm going to the store to get 8 gauge to test it on a new set of seeds i'll be planting with all of them in the same type of environment (5 gallon grow bags with identical soil). Looking forward to your next update!

@mishkahappy3839 Год назад

Ive been experimenting with electroculture this year. No fert on my onion, garlic, leek and shallots and they're popping! Also, quadrants with the rod are flourishing crazy compared to last year. Ive wrapped toothpicks and saved dying seedlings, ones that did not get the wire pick did die. Im setting up a russian pyramid with copper rods for my seedling/ germination greenhouse frame.

@benhudson4014 Год назад

Can you give us a link to this? Fascinating thanx!

@little_dandelion Год назад

Isn't the Russian pyramid the one that should not have metal? I've been into orgonite for a few years now. That's the Gizeh pyramid that is preferred for copper and agriculture, and I think the Nubian pyramid too is fine. But from memory, the Russian one should be non-metal.

@andrejzalec4512 Год назад

@@benhudson4014 ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-wsyXFFeApO4.html

@pat2430 Год назад

I'm just going to toss a bunch of pre 1982 pennies around my beds lol

@speaklifegardenhomesteadpe8783 Год назад

Careful. They attract pests. The same ones that are attracted to coins in my car cup holders, sneaking in and only lightly closing the door to be sure my battery goes totally dead. 😏 Ps. I'd throw diatomaceous earth on them but they'd just try snorting it. 🤣

@lisawende5161 Год назад

Actually, I did that on 2, what I thought was dead, house plants, they came back to life

@Thankful_. Год назад

@@speaklifegardenhomesteadpe8783🤣🤣🤣

@2howlingmonkeys71 Год назад

Yannick talks about the copper wire being coiled clockwise for where we live, but he also mentions to point the tip due north. I’m also a newbie with electroculture, but I got some good results with starter plants on my windowsill. They were really struggling, I believe because of our Wi-Fi, but really took off when I used the coils and turned them to point North. It’s definitely something to test out. My long beans responded well to them. I’m looking forward to trying them out in my sweet potato grow bags. Having said that, Ive found that some of my plants don’t seem to respond any to them, so I may be doing something wrong.

@cjfazio3012 Год назад

I have. It tried the electro-gardening through magnet experiments I have and have extra ordinary results. There is no video witch doctor mojo!! It’s scientific and amazing results. I can tell you about it if interested. This electrogardening does not have to be expensive copper and the like. It can be don by just making a yagie antenna. To amplify the energy such as in radio waves. Love the channel Viking!!! Keep up the hard work! Enjoy the time watching and Shan with my mother. We love gardening

@rubioalvin Год назад

Whats also important to remember is that u make sure you give your plants good quality soil & keep their roots healthy

@greedyready1 Год назад

Go Brother! I’m on this journey with you. This is all part of the elevation of consciousness - free energy is about to burst in too so enjoy the ride ❤️❤️❤️🌱🍃

@gardenernotdecoder8001 Год назад

I am in year 7 of gardening and I am trying electroculture this year for the first time. I am seeing an improvement in my garden; less pest, more growth. Of course it is difficult to say what is causing the improvement for sure. It could just be that I am learning more each year and that I have achieved enough variety to encourage beneficial bugs and birds to keep the pest under control. I wrap the wire the opposite direction around bamboo sticks because if you are looking down the pole from the bottom of the pole, that would be clockwise.

@JoshDanloor Год назад

"it is difficult to say what is causing the improvement for sure." > No, it is very easy. You just need to grow half of your plants with electroculture, and the other half conventrionally. Then, you'll know whether it works.

@gardenernotdecoder8001 Год назад

@@JoshDanloor Sorry, I should have been more precise, but was trying to keep comment short. I do understand the concept of a control group, as I assume do most people. However, I am simply enjoying the successes of this years garden and not investing my limited time and space in growing separate crops.

@perthkraya3209 Год назад

I live in the southern hemisphere and I heard that there is a way of positioning these copper thingies. Is there any info you can share with me? I'm just keen to experiment.

@gardenernotdecoder8001 Год назад

@@perthkraya3209 I placed mine so that I have one for every 120 sq ft. In the case of a raised bed, I have read to place it in the northern corner. Hope this helps! I am enjoying giving it a go as well.

@sallysykes2888 Год назад

I don't know if this information is correct but I read that if you are in the Southern hemisphere you wind the wire up the pole anti clockwise and clockwise if in the North.

@1stbadger700 Год назад

I started this with my garden this year and I am truly amazed at my progress. It does not deter spider mites.

@motfitz2432 Год назад

Diatomaceous Earth

@JohnMac-qy3sg Год назад

The most enlightening channel in the entire internet. Only wish i found before Terminal.

@thevegplot Год назад

Started trying this 2 weeks ago not seen one jot of difference in my trials. I think when you provide the best growing conditions for your crops that can't be improved on, seems like more snake oil to me mate. 👍

@susanbritton-giza5054 Год назад

Just did this with copper tubing wrapped around an 8 foot bamboo stick ! My cucumber grew 2 inches in a week ! But we did have storms with lightening and lots of rain! 😂🤷🏼‍♀️ just experimenting! I use copper peptides in my treatment room for facial rejuvenation! 🤣 It was used ( copper ) to heal wounds in ancient times ! 🤓🤓🤓😇🥰 Thanks for the great video !

@quiquedc Год назад

I do a series of experiments with my tomatoes in 2019-22. The diferences between plants were amazing. Almost lost wired tomatoes with aphid infestations for two years, and very poor yield always, and nice yield, almost complete pest control with a good soil and the usual care.

@TheLineUpBand Год назад

Nice perspective on the whole thing! I've never farmed prior to June 2022. Heard about this maybe 2-3 months ago. It appears to be working, have very few insect issues, but I don't have much to compare against. I've made smaller coils for smaller plants and try to keep them about a foot taller than the plant. Very curious in this day of information, disinformation, misinformation, and circular information. Thank you!

@AlmostHomestead Год назад

Yannick VD RU-vid channel is a great resource for electroculture information. It looks like your copper is going counter clockwise. It's a bit confusing but if you hold the coil horizontally and look , it should be spiralling clockwise if you are in the Northern hemisphere. 👍

@gardenlikeaviking Год назад

yes mine is clockwise I made sure of it!... maybe it looks off because of the mirror effect of the camera?

@AlmostHomestead Год назад

@@gardenlikeaviking Oh good. 👍🙂

@Tunnelrat6666 Год назад

Almost Homestead: We do not look at a clock from its side?. His is going clockwise you are looking at it wrong. If you look at it from the ends both ends will be going the same way in this case CW. So when people say from the bottom or from the top they are also looking at it wrong.

@OpenMindGarden Год назад

Great video. Looking forward to seeing your results on this. I'm also testing the copper coils/antennas and with enough sample size to run some statistical significance tests once it's done.

@TheMississauga333 Год назад

in north america is it clockwise from the bottom up or top down? it makes a difference....

@OpenMindGarden Год назад

Most often I’ve heard clockwise top down yet I haven’t seen a clear answer. I’m going to test both clockwise and counterclockwise

@johnwilton3496 Год назад

As you rightly stated Mother Nature as already provided perfect Antennae in the form of Trees and Plants so WHY the additions of copper wire. It may well work on a barren ploughed field but if the Earth is covered with vegetation you couldn’t take in any more Electro atmospheric energy to boost Soil health to the Max.

@valeriewhite8798 Год назад

There were dowsers conventions in Santa Cruz Ca for years. Slim Sperling talked about copper in gardening for decades.

@tooshieg2059 Год назад

I know absolutely nothing about this except what I watched on RU-vid in recent weeks. I have no idea which of these may be significant and which are not, however, the notes that I took are: 8 gu wire, wind clockwise (northern hemisphere), antenna should be higher than the plant top, antenna should be placed on the south side of the plant. I guess we can compare notes at the end of the summer! Thanks for sharing. I should learn to make videos.

@benhudson4014 Год назад

@Tooshie G so in the south I wind anti clockwise and place north of the plant? I get the obvious whirlpool difference re northern hemisphere, but south of the plant? Why do you think this? Or sense it?

@tooshieg2059 Год назад

@@benhudson4014 Like I said, I know nothing. These are just notes from videos I've watched on RU-vid about the subject. Several have mentioned that it was in the original document written by the guy who invented it, Justin Christofleau.

@benhudson4014 Год назад

@@tooshieg2059 breatharians like Nate said sound plausible yet?? Me thinks this is the same, amazing we humans actually make our reality to match the small m matrix we live in, BTW, I'm still going to experiment 1, inert medium, 1, soil Thanx

@yohann1960 Год назад

From what I've studied, "using NO fertilizers" is something that comes over time. It corrects the soil.

@TheMzTR Год назад

Tks for sharing this with us! Looking forward to seeing this outcome 😊

@johannadagrunhardardottiry8470 Год назад

I have been using these antennas in my flower pots and my plants grew so fast that I could see a big difference daily. No kidding

@virginiahigginbotham719 Год назад

I saw a change in growth with antennas. My garden is more luxurious now. I even had a fig tree come back after having used an antenna. It quit growing and lost all leaves last year at the beginning of the hot weather in Texas. We had so many 100° days I was convinced it died. I actually took the antenna away and the next day a leaf appeared. I put another antenna back! I added crystals a week ago and again I got more. I had a Clematis Vine and must have picked up the wrong one after carefully searching for a live one. When I got home I had a dry stick with just nubbins at the bottom where roots used to be. Because I had already started with antennas I decided I would treat it as if it was viable. I began watering it and keeping my eye on it daily. I went out and got some crystals which is something that he speaks of. He said that volcanic rock would be good in the garden as well. I put the crystals around the garden and the day after I had done that I had leaves on that stick. I think that you will have good success on this.

@Jay-tk7ib Год назад

What sort of crystals did you use?

@virginiahigginbotham719 Год назад

@@Jay-tk7ib I had a Reike (sp) set.

@Jay-tk7ib Год назад

@@virginiahigginbotham719 Okay. I don't know what that is but thank you. lol

@virginiahigginbotham719 Год назад

@@Jay-tk7ib they have spiritual shops that sell the kit for focusing energies. Like rose quartz is associated with all types of love, obsidian is protection from negativity, etc. It was something that I had hopes of learning about but I've never had the chance. It seemed to me that if they focus energy then perhaps it would work in the garden. I'm sure you can get crystals ar rock shops too. These are oftentimes small crystals but you can get bigger ones. I decided that I would wrap them in copper and attach them to my various antennas. I did not have sticks that were straight enough from trees that had come down so I got bamboo poles from a wild bamboo stand. I was able to get those for free and I did not harvest any new or live poles. They can be considered invasive in some areas BTW. And I just wound my copper up the bamboo poles and put the antenna at the top. That was loose wire aiming at the sky. I chose to use loops of the copper wire. Because the antennas I put up were taller than I am I went ahead and put the crystals at a height I could reach. My antennas/bamboo average about 8 to 13 or 14' tall. The garden area is rectangular so I put one at each corner and two in the middle. I also put small ones next to some plants I hope to encourage to thrive.

@Jay-tk7ib Год назад

@@virginiahigginbotham719 I wonder if simple geodes would work. Also, when you wound your copper wire from the bottom up, did you turn to the right as you went up (clockwise), or to the left (counterclockwise)? I'm in the northern hemisphere.

@MrRayCK Год назад

I haven't tried electroculture myself yet, but my first thougts are: is it possible that the wobbling of the wire attracts more worms? We know that wormholes are good for plants to grow roots in. Plants with deeper roots grow better. Another possibility is that this experiment makes you more focussed on the health effects on your plants, that you watch them more often and give them more water and attention. That could also be an explenation of plants growing better during this experiment. Good luck with the experiment and I'm curious about your results.

@lukedeale9873 Год назад

I am going to follow you for sure. I did hydroponics in SA with flood system in a climate controlled greenhouse and very interested!

@sararichardson737 Год назад

Thanks Nate. Love hanging out with you. I thought you were going to plug them in to a light socket or something. All agog for the results.

@kelleemerson9510 Год назад

My first watch of a video on your channel. My first impression is you have a very nice voice and speak very clear. Narrator of audiobooks would be a good side gig for you (if you want one 😁). I very much hope your experiment works for I have a lot of copper wire (make crafts) and love growing plants.

@beedillon55 Год назад

I appreciate you spending the time to investigate this.

@flash001USA Год назад

I've been seeing some of this information online and I have to lean towards your opinion. With that said, if this method works that would be a major game changer in gardening.

@rando-me2370 Год назад

I really enjoy your zest for experimentation. I come across many gardening claims which are unsubstantiated. Well planned tests are the only way to sort facts from stories. Keep up the great work.

@elizabethhendriks9030 Год назад

Nifty, can’t wait to see your results!

@rabelad Год назад

I watched your vid on electroculture with interest and decided to try it out myself. I planted veggies in my yard, 11 plants of bok-choy, 11 plants of Swiss chard and 11 plants of endive, all in 15 liter/4 gallon pots. The soil in those pots is composed of 70% ground basalt rock and the rest peat moss. Since I live in Israel and we get no rain during the summer they are irrigated with a drip irrigation system that daily keeps the soil moist and I test the soils frequently with a moisture meter. In addition I have a fertilizer pump that delivers dilute 30-20-20 fertilizer to the plants in what is called “fertilgation” here. I diluted the fertilizer for these veggies according to directives of the Israel Ministry of Agriculture for vegetable farmers. For the antennas I obtained scrap 1.5 mm solid electrical wire from an electrician friend, I stripped the wire ends and wound the coils around a 1-inch piece of water pipe as a form and removed them from the coils. I placed the clockwise end into the ground as I saw his done on other electroculture websites. I placed 3 antennas in the bok-choy plants, 3 antennas in the Swiss chard pots and 3 in the endive pots. I then stuck 3 copper wires, ordinary copper wires without coils or antennas into the soil of other pots of bok-choy, endive and chard to see if the plants might respond to just a plain copper wire without the coil and antenna portion. Finally, I left 5 pots of the bok-choy, endive and chard without any copper wires of any sort to act as a control group. Now I am a farmer, an orchardist, of 40 years experience and today I grow blueberries and raspberries for commercial sale. I also have grown veggies in my back yard for years so I know what I’m doing in this respect. I also have 7 blueberry plants that were damaged by a break in an irrigation line. On another site about electroculture I learned that such antennas can help struggling plants revive and grow back better than normal, so I took 1.5 meter long bamboo poles and wound the antennas for 3 of them. I stuck them in the 3 pots of damaged blueberries with the remaining 4 pots acting as a control group. Two and a half months have passed since I set up all the antennas and copper wires. All my veggies are growing very well, growing optimally in fact. However, I regret to report that, among my veggies, there is no difference in growth among those pots with the antennas, the copper wires and the control groups. None whatsoever. All except for the damaged blueberry bushes are growing very very well. As far as my damaged blueberry plants there is also no difference at all between the plants with the antennas and the control groupwithout. All those 7 blueberry bushes are still struggling to regrow just as they were before I installed the antennas. Thank you for your informative growing method but it didn't work in my case.

@TheMississauga333 Год назад

in north america is it clockwise from the bottom up or top down? it makes a difference....

@kevintodd8195 Год назад

That "life-force" is the holy spirit my friend, keeping our hearts beating and holding things together.

@kevintodd8195 Год назад

I didn't know how you would respond to that, thanks man, please do a conclusion on electro culture.

@3Nikola3Tesla3 Год назад

I hear tale that a horizontal copper rod at the top of antennae running true north and south, pointing south, makes a great difference in yield.

@MountainsBU Год назад

You are absolutely the best! I go back and watch videos from the past, to solve problems which are different from the original purpose of your first video. I am having a terrible problem with moles and decided to plant my Chinese Python Snake Bean seedlings in large black pots, with many extra holes drilled on the bottom and lower sides. I have set these on a long bed of composted rabbit manure. Safe from the moles, I hope! And the roots will have access to the rich soil beneath the pots. Will let you know how it turns out! Love your approach to gardening! Many thanks!

@parsleyforest Год назад

I've been using these techniques for years and they work without a doubt. There's so many different ways to approach the subject, it's definitely the future of farming in my opinion! Over time there are no need for inputs including water.

@CriticalThinker27 Год назад

Would you please share some examples? Thanks!

@parsleyforest Год назад

In ground and above ground antennae, copper coils, utilizing pyramids, magnetic rock such as basalt, and also using minerals in harmony with nature such as shungite are all effective.

@momcomputer6461 Год назад

ThanQ for doing the experiment for us, Nate. ThanQ also for the much anticipated updates! I am wondering if there is any data on how far reaching the antennae effect goes. I have not found any. Asking this because if an individual antennae pulls energy say in a 2' radius, then the surrounding plants might be affected also. I know, my mind is working overtime. 😂

@gardenlikeaviking Год назад

lol I feel you my friend and yes one of the videos I watched of the guy who sells them says you get about a 3 foot diameter from each antenna

@momcomputer6461 Год назад

@@gardenlikeaviking ThanQ so much for sharing that tidbit! Could prove to be very useful in the future!

@michaeljones4478 Год назад

I'm trying electroculture for the first time this year myself on half my garden.....but I'm still using manure and working the soil

@mohammedissam3651 Год назад

Don't know , but wondered 🤔 can't wait to see the results.

@forposterity4031 Год назад

As for the clockwise counter clockwise thing they are essentially the same thing, its just what side you stick in the ground. Flip it and you'll get the opposite. So you just need to make coils and only work about clockwise/counterclockwise when you put them in, because the are the same structure just flipped.

@norseman9367 Год назад

The principles of bio dynamic farming are somewhat similar to that in as much as the emphasis is on energy with their preparations. They do not neglect fertility but the preparations are applied in such relatively small amounts that it has nothing to do with how many minerals or other elements are present. The focus is on energy, very much like homeopathy. I read some years ago about how paramagnetic minerals stimulated plant growth because plants are supposedly diamagnetic and therefore benefit from opposite ends of the spectrum of energy working together.

@CosmosGwelf Год назад

Can't wait to see the results!

@tanjavandenbroek5898 Год назад

For a good experiment you need to put the plants on different locations. Electroculture doesn’t work in the pot or bag, it creates a field. All nearby plants will profit too.

@DB451 Год назад

Bravo, You haver the credibility to do this, I'm watching.

@bobvilla5064 Год назад

I wonder if using a plastic pot insulates the current from going to ground which would stop it from working.

@SonjaSophie Год назад

Oh man, I just had one though as you were mentioning the perfection of nature - saying that nature would have somehow done this copper thing if it was needed - but immediately I thought - COPPER MINING!!! We have been MINING copper FROM the soil, and maybe THAT messed up all the originally perfect internal antenna? Just wondering, have no clue - but I'll build some copper antennas to test it!

@Shananana99 Год назад

So i heard last year about copper in the garden. But the guy didn’t mention the swirly way of doing it. And I can’t remember exactly who the person was. So i put a piece we had, about 4’ halfway in the ground. The crop is doing ok. Haven’t had many issues with bugs other than those small fly thing that lay tiny eggs on the leaves. Oh I hate those. I do not use pesticides either. But I was just thinking it wasn’t cabbage worm season yet. 🤔 Now I wonder. Cant wait to hear your thoughts as the experiment goes forward

@samcarpenter4347 Год назад

The copper coils you just made look like going counter clockwise to me… when looking down on them from the top… counterclockwise.

@garyburgess1406 Год назад

YOU ARE WRAPPING THE ANTENNAES COUNTER - CLOCK WISE!!!!

@pheresy1367 Год назад

Looking at it from the TOP it is spiraling downwards COUNTER-CLOCKWISE direction... Unless the image in the video is flipped. I would like to know if there is a preference in the direction it flows depending on WHICH END GOES INTO THE SOIL?

@503grown Год назад

Thanks for a great video. Cant want to see the results.

@KenJohnsonUSA Год назад

I used a coil, the plants did less than the non-coiled and needed more water. I tried planting pennies with seeds (another claim), and there was no difference. Most of these "ancient" or "unknown" methods just don't work. One friend made a suggestion that I think might be why I see no results and why others do. He said it is much like a "sugar pill" in that if you believ it'll work then you'll subconsciously give the plant with the coils just a little more fertilizer, a little more water, etc. to where the coil plants do fantastically better. By the same token, if you feel it doesn't work, you'll subconsciously see it not work because you'll water a d fertilize less. Still, I appreciate the idea of experimentation. A gardener should experiment.

@stephenkent1102 Год назад

3:01 Hi from central England! Really keen on trying this, wondering how your experiments are going?

@andyz1775 Год назад

This should NOT be able work in pots or grow bags. BUT... very interesting as you now have a control group study and a placebo test. That's actually better now. But, however, the pots are approx. +50v (atmospheric volts) above "ground". Although ground is relative, your house does use 1 or more grounding rods at least 6 ft deep. Thus, the copper coil rods should be several feet below ground... and as far away from the house, or any other grounding rods, as possible to be effective. Please take note and let us know if the effect is greater the further away from the house.

@ladyhammer8188 Год назад

WAIT The coil has to be wound clockwise in the northern hemisphere. You wound yours counterclockwise . That is for the southern hemisphere.!!!!! Mine are working amazingly great!!!!!

@gardenlikeaviking Год назад

mine are wound clockwise...

@ladyhammer8188 Год назад

@@gardenlikeaviking I am so sorry. I watched again and I guess I saw it wrong. You are correct!!❤

@MrThereisnospoon Год назад

"anything to get one more pound of yield" lmfao, stay toasty my friend

@HennoS Год назад

Even if it works, I wont be using it. Same reason you said, nature wouldve done it herself if this was needed and she probably already is doing this via natural ways and not wires. Always up for an experiment but I'm not sticking anything in my soil that doesn't break down or grow or in some way supports my crop to grow vertical.

@pampotgieter7611 Год назад

Nate, someone mentioned Yannick Van Doorne. I have watched many of his lectures. I have just watched one. 2 hours long. htt://ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-wsXFFeApO4.html He seems so genuine. Yannick has done a lot of his own experiments, showing photos. He has done a lot of research into people, like Phil Callahan, Victor Showbeger, , Justine Christofleau, George Lakitovsky, Luigi Ighina, Walter Russel and Fibonacci. Phil Callahan was a radio operator during the second world war, he was based in Ireland. And he investigated the many towers that are found in Ireland, and discovered that they were made of Basalt rock. Very interesting. Yannick lives in France. I learnt a lot.

@gardenlikeaviking Год назад

thank you for sharing that link my friend I will investigate it!!

@gardenlikeaviking Год назад

ok I just tried to get the video and the link does not work it says the video is gone..

@RedmiNote-vk7yz Год назад

Kind of weird. I sent you a link few minutes ago and now it's gone. Not sure it's RU-vid policy or just an accident. You may search in RU-vid "Electric culture Yannick Doorne"

@RedmiNote-vk7yz Год назад

ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-3RGmGUrvYXE.html

@FantailValleyHomestead Год назад

@@gardenlikeaviking He has his own channel @Yannick VD

@zerronoah3851 Год назад

Move a control as far away from the antenna as possible. While still getting similar sunlight as test subject.

@victornowlin9092 Год назад

Eye wonder if fiber optics will work? Yeah I know it's one of those days. Love you Vik brother.

@heatherk8931 Год назад

I😂. My dad worked with fiber optics. I wonder, hmm

@wanderingknight10 Год назад

Shows us some empirical evidence like maybe side by side comparisons along with charts so we can see the nutritional uptake otherwise we might as well believe in Aliens

@thatguychris5654 Год назад

The concept of electroculture is actually pretty old. I recall reading an article in the late 90s talking about and showing pictures of pine trees in California that sprouted naturally like their neighbors, however they were a few feet above a buried high power line. They grew faster, thicker and survived droughts like nothing else. Other fun science fact: The air has electricity flowing thru it. The higher you go, the more voltage. It's 100v for every 1 meter. However, were talking micro amps (1 millionth). You gain amps by using pointed needles at the top which have a special way of guiding electrons down the line (I'm not an expert lol). It's a combination of height, size, wire thickness and types of metals used. I suspect you will not see any significant results. Especially if any of the containers have no contact and thus aren't grounded to be able to pass the current thru. Best of luck though!!!

@charlescoker7752 Год назад

The Late Jerry Baker talks about it in his book Old Time Garden Wisdom. page 70 thru 72. He said he learned it from his Grandma Putt. So had to be some where around 1940 when she was gardening. And when he was a boy.

@noaishi 2 месяца назад

Please advise me on how to grow jojoba plants in a nursely manner. I have tried a number of approaches without success.

@HollyOak Год назад

'If there's a video that has been on youtube for 12 years, then the information is not being kept from us' Boom! Exactly. To this I'd add, just because *you* don't know about it, doesn't mean the information has been kept from you. I find it extremely hard to believe this could be successful and has not been done by a culture somewhere in the world for hundreds or thousands of year. They might not even know why, but if it worked, it would have been discovered and the knowledge passed on well before now. Have you looked into bokashi? Came across the idea today that not removing the leach actually speeds up the fermentation process. Would be interesting to see an experiment of leach drained off vs leach left in, to see if this was true.

@rhb30001 Год назад

So glad you will be seeing if that electro con guy is tru or not !

@dwheywood Год назад

The first point of doubt: "no need for the use of pesticides, manure, or fertilizers"-I don't know about electroculture, but Joseph Lofthouse is one of others who do just that, not using electoculture, but by selecting for plants that grow-and grow very well-in their soil and climate without any amendments or -cides, except watering as needed, not even doing anything to fight pests at all. Lofthouse opts to water one inch of water once a week. But that could differ. From corn, to squash, to lettuce, to tomatoes, and everything: create a local landrace. Takes about three years when starting with a mix of different kinds of seeds, let them cross at will, and plant the seeds that succeed. Also, the Hopi, and probably many others, traditionally plant without amending or even watering: see "Dr. Michael Kotutwa Johnson - "Continuity of Hopi Agriculture" - July 9, 2020", at the 14 : 15 mark. Due to water variation from year to year, the Hopi do traditionally grow enough for 3-5 years so a failed year is not a devastating event. The key is to select for plants that grow in your conditions. Not that adding nutrients don't potentially provide some degree of benefit or value or different results, but, they are not necessary if developing plants to fit the land rather than changing the land to fit the plants. You may prefer or like or in some specific scenario need to amend (wanting to grow a specific variety you love, as an example, that requires amending) , but in my study and early application of Joseph Lofthouse's work, this approach is a beautiful freedom from some of the effort put into growing things. If interested, don't go all in, but keep doing your usual methods on most of your garden as you create local landrace seeds with part of your land. Because you will likely have many things only limp along in year one, year two gets better, year three is usually the magic year when you've got your landrace developed. However, different reasons may delay things. For example, I tried for two years planting in a row of ground that just struggled both years, almost nothing worked in that strip, so it seems something about that strip was just broken-I mean, beans that thrive everywhere else I plant them on my property just died or limped along-maybe my neighbor's herbicide a foot away on the other side of the fence, I don't know. Generally, though, the method works, and if you're interested, worth a trial run on a piece of your garden.

@KrigerForKristus Год назад

just because you have not heard of it. does not mean it does not exist. this is very ME focused. EGO focused. I have so much compassion for that kid wanting to be the best.

@petrosros Год назад

Apart from there, probably is not enough copper to roll that out on a general basis. Interestingly, in professional sports, bio-feedback (essentially electromagnetic oscillators) has been used since the nineteen sixties to speed up healing of breaks and muscle injuries. That would be easy to set up using far less copper from a sharing a single oscillator and use a little solar panel for your energy. High energy levels are nor required for this process, and the electrical side is fairly simple and cheap. There are plenty of YT vids showing how to construct bio feedback generators.

@nirpy Год назад

"You can't improve on nature" Tell that to the central planners, such as the wef transhumanist yuval harari.

@gardenlikeaviking Год назад

yes exactly my friend... they are doomed to failure!

@life.takeslife Год назад

I love how you lay it out..😅😂

@russr700 Год назад

How thick does the copper wire have to be?

@WaddleQwacker Год назад

When a "scientific paper" starts by telling you Chi, Prana, Life Force and that good old Aether are different names for the same things, you know it's gonna be fun. For those who don't really know Science's History : Aether (or Ether) was believed to be the fifth element since the ancient greeks to the middle ages, after which it slowly shifted during the 17-18th centuries towards "that invisible and intangible matter that we don't really know what it is, but that holds everything together". It became increasingly prevalent in the late 19-20th century as scientists were attempting to understand the nature of light. Some preeminent ones were even convinced it was "the last real unknown in physics" after which everything in the world would be known. The fact that Aether fitted quite well and the knowledge of the time, like making lots of equations work, explaining how light and electromagnetic waves could travel through space and air, ... Until the arrival of special relativity and 1887's Michelson-Morley experiment that started to show that Aether did not exist the way it is thought, which led Alber Einstein to his 1905's Theory of Special Relativity. So basically Aether is now either a historical/mythological element in a cool fantasy book, or a century-old-proven-wrong theory.

@OpenMindGarden Год назад

I'm not a physicist but am an ag researcher. I've found and read some papers (with questionable quality) about aether but have been looking for the most authoritative take on it. Would you know of any physics/quantum mechanics papers/resources that you'd recommend? I personally think there has to be something at the base of the whole universe which would be related to the "aether," but am open to hearing new ideas.

@ll3174 Год назад

Dose the gauge # matter because I’ve seen videos where they use 8,12,16 gauge which is the recommended? They also mentioned that it would get rid of ants which is my biggest problem in my beds,pots and around my fruit trees some under the mulch it gets worst when it rains I don’t want to use pesticides

@pietsnot7002 Год назад

So l think that in an undisturbed natural soil/setting the plants indeed will act as the antenna, but l think with our disturbed/depleted soils the copper antenna might actually make up for loss of the natural cycle.. ie: some say that adding crushed rock to soil aids in electro conductivity.. this might have been broken up by years of tilling and basicly destroying soil structure, who knows, maybe the loss of mycelium may also contribute to a lesser electric conductivity between plants and earth..? Anywho, thanks for running the experiment, if l get my hands on some copper wire l’ll be running some experiments as well.. 🙏

@bettyturley6735 Год назад

I don’t know if it’s true or not but someone said to bury tin cans in the garden to make them pick up more energy in a thunderstorm.

@The_Real_Casey_Timmins 7 месяцев назад

I ask you to reconsider your hard set frame work “nature is perfection, if it’s the best way nature would have done it.” What do I ask you to consider? This: Nature created us to create in its image. We can augment, add, arrange, amplify. For copper wire to amplify the nature growth process it does not require for nature to have done it. Humans as nature can add and arrange copper wire to amplify natural forces. Copper is already present, we than are augmenting the quantity present. I say this whether electroculture is true or not. I used it as the relevant topic to articulate a principle/framework of thought. P.s. I studied with a man who build field broadcasters which are more advanced than what I’ve seen from electro culture. It worked

@qtrax100 3 месяца назад

8:56 I have been making coils for vapes for years I will be great at this :)

@BitcoinBaller Год назад

There is a video floating around about a guy playing classical music to his garden and it made his food absolutely huge!!!!! Have you heard of this?

@Rahmeanthony Год назад

I saw somewhere that putting banana peels to water your plants with gives a small boost of potassium. Can you do an experiment with normal water vs banana peel water to see how it affects growth

@gardenlikeaviking Год назад

actually I already have done this many times over the years and the banana peel fertilizer is a classic garden myth!... it takes several months of microbial activity before the nutrients in banana peels can be utilized by plants... and actually a much better form of potassium is in the cucumber... they have almost the exact same amount... just soaking the banana peels in water does absolutely nothing in terms of nutrients to the plants

@speaklifegardenhomesteadpe8783 Год назад

Do an experiment with just the stick as well. It might bring ariation and let water in that area go deeper, thus impacting the plant. I love experiments but I don't care one bit for snake oil salesmen.

@allesuye2551 Год назад

Is there a part 2 for the results?

@ShesMrsSunshine Год назад

Does this work for above ground garden boxes

@swright1616 Год назад

I'm doing this, this year. We will see...

@CARLOSFROMNY Год назад

Hi, good video, how's your experiment so far?

@gardendwellerTX Год назад

I've got a ton of 12 guage romex wire. Do you think that will work?

@AlsanPine Год назад

lol... i suggest people actually study electromagnetic force, magnetism, charged particles, magnetic field, and some basic high school physics but since i am a physicist, among other things, allow me to congratulate you for your bs detector and your open mind and willingness to waste time and energy just to check it out. when you were reading the statement from the website, i was sitting here laughing my butt off because i had not heard so much pure garbled pseudoscience from a disturbed mind in a long time. it really does not take a phd to see that this is complete nonsense as i said, a high school physics class would teach you all you need to see how insane this is. and you were spot on about the hubris of man who thinks he can come and "fix" nature by sticking a bit of metal that he mined, and destroyed much of the earth in doing so, and processed, again damaging the earth, and suddenly the whole creation bows to his amazing wisdom and produces orders of magnitude more. even if you know nothing of physics, this idea alone is so contemptible that if it were true i would not want to live in that creation.

@zlundraful Год назад

Did you try it smart school man? You have garden maybe. Or you buy stuff from store?

@AlsanPine Год назад

@@zlundraful lol... boy you stepped in it this time. those of us who actually achieve, cannot be bothered to brag about ourselves. you really should go dish your crazy somewhere else. i live on a little orchard and cabin that i have built in the past 40+yrs. i dare say i have forgotten more than your entire lineage will ever know. you are welcome to stick metal wherever makes you happy as long as it does not interfere with other people's rights. i served to ensure that. since you are so interested in the validity of this idea, i would think you would have already studied the pertinent facts. a very basic understanding of our universe would reject all this nonsense about atmospheric energy, ether, and an antenae. first of all ether was a theory for stuff BEYOND the atmosphere (as in space) that has been proven wrong a very long time ago. then likening it to chi shows that you do not understand that idea either. chi is the chineese word depicting life force for living beings and is translated as air or breath generally. and you propose to liken these to electricity which they are not and then attract them with a bit of copper in the soil. you are right... i have not tried it... because its premise is bat$#!t crazy and nonsense. you know what will help you against disease, drought, shock, etc? building up your soil. go stick copper all over your garden. maybe you will attract lightning to your garden during a storm but even that would be a long shot. and i love the coil idea that depends on if you are in the northern hemisphere or southern... pure gold quackery. the fact is that our society is destroying itself because of this complete intellectual laziness that is prevalent in our culture. you people are too lazy to do the work and improve the soil and the environment. you are too lazy to learn. you are too lazy to build. you are too lazy to control your consuming excess and destroying the earth. that is why you always want a pill, a technology, a gizmo to solve your problems. our host has been VERY kind and in this video VERY forbearing. he is trying to teach you how to be in balance with nature. this is one of the best channels for approaching life wholistically... and no that is not a typo... it is my word... you have to look at the whole picture and your solutions have to work at the whole level.

@jasonmorin667 Год назад

Why so negative, open up to other information besides what the schools instilled in you...

@AlsanPine Год назад

@@jasonmorin667 i am very open to new ideas. in fact i have the exact opposite problem which is that there is not a subject that i come across that i cannot delve in and learn. this is why i have more degrees than anyone else i know of and i am also a huge diyer and am certified or highly skilled at just about anything you can think of. i make and fix everything i use. i am busy learning and have been all my life. i do not, however, have time to waste on things that are clear quackery. if you have time... play all you want. i put this topic along with perpetual motion machines and power generators. if you know nothing of how our universe functions, you may think some of this might work but with even the tiniest bit of knowledge you see how laughable the whole thing is. i am not negative. i have built a wonderful and resilient orchard / garden / wild life habitat / oasis out of a very poor land and have been generating most of my food for decades. there is only one way to make a resilient garden... improve the soil. every other magic trick is pure unadulterated bs and i have no time for it. and primarily, i find it offensive to have this crap on this channel which is one of my favorites because it focuses on balance with nature.

@suebee1436 Год назад

@@AlsanPinenothin like being so stuck on yourself, youre not seeing the bigger picture....but the biggest picture i see here is your 👴

@novastar369 Год назад

Also magnets would be interesting

@towncenter7602 Год назад

Does it have to be copper? Because silver wire is much better conductor then copper.

@angelinvocon Год назад

People also benefit from the energetic connection to the Earth.. ....wear leather sole shoes. You will experience what the plant will experience. I will look forward to your experiment.

@JimMeakim Год назад

have been gardening since I was little, I'm 66 now. I have pictures, I have a history, of being a pretty good gardener. In theory, if I adapt the principles of Electroculture, I should do better than my history, yes? They claim, double, and even triple the harvests!! I am planning to do like I have always done, but add the principles of Electroculture. Starting today, with my second planting of potatoes, I am adding cooper coils to my rows. Earlier, I dug 60lbs of potatoes. I should expect at 2 to 3 times that this fall. I call BS, but we shall see.

@gardenlikeaviking Год назад

yes my friend please keep us posted on your results!!

@TheMississauga333 Год назад

in north america is it clockwise from the bottom up or top down? it makes a difference....