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https://cultivateelevate.com/electroculture/

For those interested in Electroculturing, here’s some cool antenna designs I haven’t seen before.

H/t to Mezlim

🌱3 common questions to electroculture:

⚡️Which direction should I make my electroculture antenna?
If you live in the Northern hemisphere you can wind your antenna clockwise.
If you live in the Southern hemisphere you can wind your antenna Counter-Clockwise.

⚡️Can I just use a copper pipe instead of making an antenna?
You can use a copper pipe, but the best results coming from copper coils. The copper coil harness the flow of energy.

⚡️How tall should the electroculture antenna be?
You can make your atmospheric antennas as tall as you like. On average the best antennas are 6 feet+ to gather more atmospheric energy. 

👍More information on our blog:
https://cultivateelevate.com/blog/electroculture-gardening-techniques-for-beginners-elevate-your-garden/

For more info on Electroculture farming:

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

What is electroculture? Well, let me tell ya. Electroculture is basically using electricity to stimulate plant growth. You can use direct current or low-frequency alternating current to induce physiological changes in the plant. It's been used for over a century, and it was actually used on crops that Napoleon III brought to Paris from Mexico. Pretty cool, huh? It's mostly used for boosting crop yields and for boosting ornamental plants for aesthetic purposes. But, I wouldn't recommend it if you want healthy crops. In the end, it's up to you, but maybe you don't need it to get the results you want. Besides, electricity ain't cheap. It's a fun concept though, and it's definitely NeatTech. As always, stay based out there & keep pushing those boundaries. throws deez nuts 🤣

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