Out here in the trenches plugging in transplants to the motherboard ☀️🌿🚿

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There's such a difference between planting in the ground and planting in a pot. I'm pretty sure the subtle electrical activity of the earth is crucial for beneficial, fungus growth.

yes! you're right and treading on a moot aspect (electroculture/electrophysiology)

i personally believe electrical impulses are a part and absolute necessity for living organisms (also vibrations)

the impacts are not yet fully understood, enthusiasts are still scratching skulls

I met a fellow who who was able to grow rishi mushrooms in an artificial  hydroponic environment. He said he had to provide a low current for it to grow.  Since then I have been experimenting with electro-culture still early to report any definitive results.

fascinating, what's your hydroponic setup? i would like to see the results when it's time

how do you feel about documenting the process on paragraph.xyz? might be a science paper if your efforts yield a sustainable outcome

i would like to see a picture of the setup if you're okay with it

I don't have a hydroponic set up. I am experimenting outdoors though. So far, I have two antennas in different planters zones about 7 feet in the air. The plants growing closest to the antennas are generally larger. I also noticed an improved growth rate for potted plants with a simple ground wire.