Why Your ELECTROCULTURE Antennae Might Not Work & What To Do Instead

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  • Опубликовано: 26 июл 2024
  • Have you seen the videos all over TikTok and Instagram promoting electroculture gardening and wondered if it actually works? I'm breaking down exactly how these subtle earth energies work with your plants and showing you three different methods to supercharge your garden this season!
    00:00 Intro
    1:08 Elements Affecting Plant Growth
    3:04 The Importance of Ions
    4:58 How the Copper Antenna Worked for Me
    5:36 The Electroculture Expert
    6:08 The Problem with the Popular Antennas
    8:41 The Lakhovsky Coil
    12:53 The Luigi Ighina Spiral
    15:19 What I've Learned
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  • @realmetatron
    @realmetatron 2 месяца назад +51

    Physicist here. The winding only needs to be clockwise from the top to bottom. This is because electroculture is about protecting plants from all the electromagnetic noise around them. When such fields hit the coil, it induces a current in the coil and thus a magnetic field just like the biofield of the human body. Think of this field as a shield which now protects the plants from all the EM noise outside. This reduces the amount of static produced in the plants themselves (that would destroy cells which the plant then has to heal). Now, for the magnetic field to have the correct direction, it must exit the top of the coil and enter the bottom just like the human biofield. The direction of the magnetic field depends on the flow direction of the current and the winding direction. Since the current always flows down into the ground, we can only change the winding direction. That's why it must be wound clockwise, or the field has the wrong polarity and electrons will be funneled onto the plant from above. Note that what people call Earth energy is simply the electromagnetic fields of the environment. The energy doesn't come up, because any induced current will always flow towards the ground.

    • @everywherenowhere6901
      @everywherenowhere6901 Месяц назад +1

      Should the direction be the opposite in the southern hemisphere?

    • @sunshineshower809
      @sunshineshower809 Месяц назад

      I keep hearing that in the South of the US, such as central Texas, wind it clockwise from the bottom. So, you're saying that it must be clockwise from the top?

    • @Not_all_as_it_seems
      @Not_all_as_it_seems 14 дней назад

      Sorry for the late reply, this has only just turned up. Thanks for the reply. Very interesting. I have a few questions sorry.
      Thank you for explaining the concept in a deeper level. That is exactly what i needed, the start of some math.
      Electromagnetism exposure is nothing new to electrical engineers & such, yet only high dosage levels are harmful rather than normal *noise (energy). It has been noted that plants increase in vigor when exposed to short, higher than normal doses of -ion electromagnetic energy such as thunderstorms, increased solar activity & so forth.
      Question = Wouldn't wrapping your plant with a metal that has a +ion charge prevent this electrical tranfer with the plant from taking place?
      Magnetic fields, the direction of a magnetic filed is a constant, it is the poles that flip. A magnetic filed is in itself it's own entity & not governed by any current *flow direction. What governs the earths mag field? (minor question, just niggling).
      Ok, this is the question i need so solid clarification on. Earth *grounding energy & never releasing it (comiing back up, as you said).
      Energy 101 - is found in many forms. The earth is continually bombarded with neutrons & protons from the sun.
      This energy goes into the erath, driving the volcanoes, earthquakes, storms, waves, wind..... & of course the lightening that comes from the ground. look it up... i suggest suspicious0bservers as a channel to take a peek at.
      Energy changes form all the time, this is what drives the earth & our entire universe. Everything is linked. On this vein i could show you exactly why cman made climate change is a complete farce & we as a specie, are actually in real trouble due to natural cycles.
      Question Can you prove otherwise?

    • @beckisublett7287
      @beckisublett7287 2 дня назад

      @@sunshineshower809I’ve heard what you’ve heard

    • @beckisublett7287
      @beckisublett7287 2 дня назад

      So how does grounding work for people?

  • @iainbarclay6495
    @iainbarclay6495 6 месяцев назад +21

    One more thing I thought of: I started out with the idea that the device was optimal when taller than the plants they are intended to be assisting. With my second-generation devices I have kept some of them quite short - so that are currently engulfed by the plants surrounding them. Same positive response as with the taller devices though. so it seems that the atmospheric energy is still getting to where it needs to be. Oh - another thing; Jan & I have noticed; there has been a noticeable increase in the number of bees around our plants since the devices were installed in all our growing beds. So apparently they create conditions that bees are responsive to. Given that bees are required to pollinate so much of our vegetables this has to be a good thing; a secondary benefit you might say. 😎

  • @RobertTozzi
    @RobertTozzi Год назад +58

    The taller the antenna the better from what I understand. I am testing with 6 foot plus antennas with copper wraparound bamboo. My most noticeable improvement is on a lychee tree that has been fruitless, stunted, & diseased for 2-years, after 7-days of electro cult, now has new growth on almost every single limb.
    The reason why this seems to work is that it’s pulling the ether/electric energy out of the air, which increases with height at 100 V per meter high. Pretty exciting!

    • @FollowingHawks
      @FollowingHawks  Год назад +5

      Yes that’s totally right about the taller the better. I’m in northwest Montana and we still have a month before we can plant outside so I’m just experimenting with seedlings and small plants in my greenhouse for now. So exciting about your lychee tree!

    • @TheBzybees
      @TheBzybees Год назад

      Can we use bamboo. I’m confused about this. I thought non-conductive wood etc was to be used. However, I thought bamboo was conductive. Verify?

    • @scottauge8629
      @scottauge8629 Год назад

      I thought bamboo was conductive as well.

    • @RobertTozzi
      @RobertTozzi Год назад +3

      I think the wetter the wood, the more conductive it is. The other day, I accidentally touched my electric fence and a metal gate that is lag-bolted into a 6 x 6 wooden post and got a heck of a shock!

    • @zzbudzz
      @zzbudzz Год назад

      @@TheBzybees I hope bamboo is ok , i have a good size bamboo grow i planted about 15 years ago that i use to build cages and trellis's

  • @jessica73729
    @jessica73729 Год назад +76

    Moved my antenna to the south side of the plant and it made a huge difference within days.

    • @FollowingHawks
      @FollowingHawks  Год назад +8

      Oooh good to know!

    • @r.a.w.r.news.t.v.2
      @r.a.w.r.news.t.v.2 Год назад +30

      I was just leaving a lengthy comment in the comment section about the antenna and its purposes. Basically I just pulled my first watermelon radish Harvest last night after using my star coil antenna, I harvested ate radishes and got 45 and a half pounds of radishes. Just ate of my radishes one of them is larger than an American softball❤❤❤😂😂 whatever these people are doing they're not doing it right and I'm here to help anybody that needs help. You did it proper your antenna sits on the south side of your position and all of the energy coming from the north has to cross the path of the plant positively charging the ions in the ground as it comes across so ecstatically charging the air around the plant and then statically charging the ground giving you amazing results. My channel is currently suspended for medical misinformation because I told the world about what was in the vaccine and what was the chemical causing covid-19 in a whole bunch of other stuff I'm a very brilliant man I've been telling everybody since February of 2020 I'm the guy that everybody on the planet Earth is looking for right now they call me Q it's nice to meet you

    • @duncanwiremu8360
      @duncanwiremu8360 Год назад +2

      My hero bro

    • @duncanwiremu8360
      @duncanwiremu8360 Год назад +3

      What antenna did you use

    • @r.a.w.r.news.t.v.2
      @r.a.w.r.news.t.v.2 Год назад +3

      @@duncanwiremu8360 I have a video on my channel and I have a video on the other channel as well this one just got smacked again for another week and I was supposed to be off suspension tomorrow but they're not going to take my channel because I was already under suspension LOL thanks for the favor

  • @lisagarrett6966
    @lisagarrett6966 Год назад +44

    Hello, very interesting. I read that if you are above the equator, wind in clockwise, below counter. I used 12 guage copper and extended copper 2 inches into bottom of pot. I made a winding antenna about 3 inches that petruded from top with end standing straight up. The middle was wound clockwise as well. I am above the equator. My tomatoes grew super fast with no fertilizer. I would not use aluminum because we are already bombarded. With toxic stuff in our air, water and food. Thank you so much !!

    • @FollowingHawks
      @FollowingHawks  Год назад +3

      Nice! That’s awesome!

    • @easy_s3351
      @easy_s3351 Год назад +7

      The reason why you have to wind the wire in a clockwise direction is because you want the magnetic field created in the wire to point down to the earth (right hand rule), winding it counter-clockwise would create a magnetic field pointing to the sky. It doesn't matter if you're above or below the equator.

    • @samiaestassi622
      @samiaestassi622 Год назад +5

      Do you mean clockwise as you go up the stick or down? I've been confused by this!

    • @easy_s3351
      @easy_s3351 Год назад +12

      @@samiaestassi622 You're right, that merits some explanation. I mean clockwise as you go down the stick. You can use your right hand to determine which way a magnetic field created by energy flowing through a coil will face. Make a fist with your right hand and give a thumbs up. Your fingers represent the coil (going counterclockwise) and your thumb represents the direction of the magnetic field (up). Give a thumbs down and then your fingers go clockwise and the magnetic field, represented by your thumb, points down.

    • @samiaestassi622
      @samiaestassi622 Год назад +1

      @@easy_s3351 ah, yes makes sense! I made a six foot antenna for my tree suffering from bark beetle ( I presume). It's actually taller than the tree. It seemed to make no difference but I wound it opposite of what you are saying. I'll give it a shot the other way. Thanks!

  • @susankruger7890
    @susankruger7890 6 месяцев назад +5

    Thank you for watching Yannik’s videos and doing dining synthesizing for us!

  • @bjworm8078
    @bjworm8078 Год назад +6

    Your the first person that made some of this stuff make sense. I’m a fan! Thank you.

  • @francineperreault9373
    @francineperreault9373 5 месяцев назад +3

    Wow!! Thank you. This was the best explanation on electroculture I have come across. Thank you so much for sharing. I am very appreciative 🙏🏻💕

  • @terribishop5313
    @terribishop5313 Год назад +7

    This was a brilliant video!! Much gratitude for your time to learn and share! ❤️

  • @my_soulflower
    @my_soulflower Год назад +21

    I've been thinking about this a lot. Thanks for sharing! In my mind I see large "floral" like sculptures that maybe incorporate spirals and coils... and also that may have water collection elements to them. It takes me a while to move from imagination to outer articulation but when I get there I'll let you know! 🌸

    • @FollowingHawks
      @FollowingHawks  Год назад +4

      Ooooooh yes I love that!!

    • @babyruth5998
      @babyruth5998 Год назад +4

      Lisa, YES GIRL! Please share photos as you create these garden sculptures!!

  • @TheSecondParadigm
    @TheSecondParadigm Год назад +40

    Love this video Amy! 🙌🏼 🌱 the copper wire is a hit over here! I notice that it’s definitely keeping my plants alive and healthy during the cold bursts we’ve been having in New England. ❄️ I can’t get enough of all this stuff! It’s so fun!

    • @FollowingHawks
      @FollowingHawks  Год назад +1

      Yay! So happy it’s working for you! Can’t wait to see how my plants do this summer 😍

    • @johnnyelectric4844
      @johnnyelectric4844 Год назад +3

      So what type s of systems do you use ? I have copper pipes stuck in ground with a dozen wires put in the top hole and bent so they can move. Also have a bird made of a brass wire splice bolt. And a bunch of 14 gage wire for wings and tall. With a ground wire

  • @goldblueberries326
    @goldblueberries326 Год назад +2

    Thank you....
    Im beginning my journey with electroculture. I hv 1200 blueberry bushes and one specific variety has struggled for five years. I plan to start tomorrow installing these various coiled antennas .

    • @KR-cx6oj
      @KR-cx6oj 10 месяцев назад +2

      How did the blueberry plants do with the antennae??

  • @howdyhowdy3294
    @howdyhowdy3294 Год назад +3

    thank you for actually getting to the point and explaining this stuff clearly!

  • @SergePoitras-hj4ip
    @SergePoitras-hj4ip 2 месяца назад

    I am so happy to hearing english vidéos of yannick van doorne!

  • @vian-ij4sv
    @vian-ij4sv 9 дней назад

    This was a bit like going back to highschool science. I loved science class. Very useful, thanks.

  • @estanford826
    @estanford826 4 месяца назад

    Thank you. You answered a lot of questions that I had. And I never knew that the L coil was supposed to point to the north - that was enlightening.

  • @wrongfulconvictions1
    @wrongfulconvictions1 10 месяцев назад +1

    I definitely had less pests since using electroculture. The only pests I found were snails. The summer was extremely hot this year and my crops produced more than many other gardeners, although not an abundance. Thanks for the information, I'll try the coils.

  • @robertablanck8005
    @robertablanck8005 Год назад

    Thank you for doing the additional research. I am one of those that has done the I saw that and trying it. I will be doing the circle aroung some of my tomato seedlings that are struggling. Thanks

  • @iainbarclay6495
    @iainbarclay6495 6 месяцев назад +1

    Very Interesting video - I also started out with just some 14G copper wire wrapped around a stick - pretty much as shown except I utilised a heavier gauge wire & natural wood that was growing in stands nearby. Over a few days no great improvement was noted - but during this time I also had discovered Yannick and had taken note of his recommendations. Accordingly I then made some Luigi spirals going from small to large in a clockwise spiral; mounting them at the top of my natural wood stakes with the copper wire extended down (also in a fairly open clockwise spiral pattern) to the earthed end . I should mention that I live in NE Victoria, Australia - so am currently in fairly hot summer conditions requiring plants in a productive phase to receive regular watering. So within days of their introduction my partner Jan reported that (on water testing she could now extend watering from every 2nd day minimum to 3 day intervals. Also all of our various veggies started growing at a rate which couldn't be missed - just going gangbusters ! I realize that this direction of spiral is focused solely on drawing the atmosphere's negative ions plus the higher electro-magnetic frequencies of the Sun (& other Cosmic bodies) down to our soil - with no attempt to bring the earth's energy up to the plants. Well in our case at least all we needed to do apparently was improve the quality of the soil - and the plants did the rest (as they are designed by nature to do). I haven't used the open Circular 'Coil' option yet - but that is planned for future introduction. I am also considering using a braided length of copper wire made from 3 strands of lighter gauge wire (3 being a sacred number) as Yannick has suggested this might potentially improve the response (compared to a heavier single strand wire). Hope this feedback is helpful to others considering giving electro culture a go. One other thing - the fact that water going down a drain runs in a clockwise spiral in the northern hemisphere, and in an anti clockwise spiral in the southern hemisphere in irrelevant. Regardless of where you are located on the planet the energy coming towards us always travels in a clockwise spiraling motion - which is what you are endeavouring to mimic with a Luigi spiral. 😎

    • @Just.a.girl.doing.her.dharma
      @Just.a.girl.doing.her.dharma 5 месяцев назад

      Namaste’
      This is very helpful!
      I find it odd that just last night I was trying a meditation technique with my kid. It brings the two into a more coherent understanding of one of another. The clockwise and counterclockwise has been on my mind. But the meditation technique is laying down on your backs facing opposite way. Feet meeting in the middle and feet in the air. I can’t remember the full technique and details. We just kind of made it our own. That’s when I might introduce a Mantra to her. Our say her age appropriate mantra with her (giving from the teachings of Sri Kaleshwar and his senior students). But counterclockwise is different on her end then mine when we rotate our feet. Very odd feeling. And there is something there. Something deeper that I can’t explain off the top of head. My higher self wants to say to do with the nature. The energy flowing. Many layers there. I found it very fascinating that water drains differently in each hemisphere of our planet. Definitely deeper contemplation for me.
      Thank you so very much!

  • @janecarver9672
    @janecarver9672 Год назад

    Thankyou so much for doing this valuable research. That has saved me a heap of time and energy

  • @flaboysventures2697
    @flaboysventures2697 Год назад +8

    I am in fla . And have them in my veg garden and on some small trees, I use elec. culture and have shown people the voltage readings with a digital volt ohm meter.. I have hardly any bugs in the soil as well..

    • @FollowingHawks
      @FollowingHawks  Год назад

      That’s so awesome to hear! I can’t wait to see how things go through the summer months here.

    • @FrankGutowski-ls8jt
      @FrankGutowski-ls8jt Год назад

      This kills beneficial earthworms.

  • @robynbrown9084
    @robynbrown9084 Год назад +3

    Girrrrrrllll! You are who we have all been praying for! You explain the science well. You are answering all the question WE ALL HAVE AND OTHER VIDEOS NEVER QUITE ANSWER!!! Thank you. I have subscribed and let’s keep learning together!! Also--could you one on which darn way magnets go for growing strong seed and where to put them? Most of us I bet have ordered the neodinum rare earth small donut magnets and are just waiting for consensus.
    I did south facing up on some seed starters but still not sure where or how to do them easily In The garden

    • @FollowingHawks
      @FollowingHawks  Год назад

      Ahhh thanks so much for watching and being here - so happy it’s helpful! I haven’t gone down the magnet rabbit hole yet so I can’t help you there but I’m definitely intrigued!

  • @armonstrack160
    @armonstrack160 Год назад

    Well done! Very informative!

  • @TheMzTR
    @TheMzTR Год назад

    Learning a lot from this information. Tks for sharing this with us ☺️

  • @LeOlamVaed
    @LeOlamVaed 8 месяцев назад

    I put it all over my indoor plants. I can’t wait to see the result. I see a lot of comment saying to put it on the south side of the plant, but I put it in different direction on each plant to see if it makes any difference

  • @ThriveGarden
    @ThriveGarden 4 месяца назад

    This is relevant learning. Thank you for sharing ❤

  • @bethcarson959
    @bethcarson959 Год назад +14

    I imagine if you add quartz the results would be even more amazing. I put quartz in my older house plants and they had babies within 3 months❤

    • @FollowingHawks
      @FollowingHawks  Год назад

      I bet you’re right!

    • @shaimac9864
      @shaimac9864 Год назад +1

      Do you put the quartz rocks on the surface of the soil or under the soil?

    • @MariaWalker-qo3vi
      @MariaWalker-qo3vi 5 месяцев назад

      @@shaimac9864my question too!

  • @carolpratt3761
    @carolpratt3761 Год назад

    Thank you for taking the time to learn and teach. Have you any results from your experiments?❤

  • @spiritedwoman5895
    @spiritedwoman5895 Год назад

    Hi Amy. Thank you for this, I am going to try this for my plants ❤

  • @JulieAnnScott
    @JulieAnnScott Год назад +1

    WOW!! You go girl!! That was awesome information 👏 and very much appreciated!!

    • @FollowingHawks
      @FollowingHawks  Год назад

      Thanks for the encouragement and for watching ❤️🙌

    • @FrankGutowski-ls8jt
      @FrankGutowski-ls8jt Год назад

      Maybe next full moon she’ll perform the sexy naked dance required to make this work.

  • @jeansroses7249
    @jeansroses7249 Год назад +8

    well, I've listened to yannik's first video, and now I'm even more appreciative of people like you that are taking his material and explaining it to us. He only talked about using galvanized steel for his antennas, etc; he never mentioned copper. But, it did make me wonder if the steel tomato cages I use with all my plants (to keep them off the ground and inaccessible to slugs) are actually doing the job as antennas. It does seem like once I put them on, the plants sort of "take off". I also thought about wrapping some copper wire around the cages instead of using sticks.
    Also, I coudn't figure out at which end he was placing the magnets--are they supposed to be at the top of the antenna? He also didn't explain how he covers them with beeswax.
    thanks so much for your service to the public!

    • @MariaWalker-qo3vi
      @MariaWalker-qo3vi 5 месяцев назад

      Yes, I appreciate her practical approach! I just watched a handful of videos and one said you need two, another said don’t use steel, another said you gotta make this antenna all configured in rectangular structures, and then there’s the ridiculousness about the northern hemisphere as opposed to southern (reminds me of the toilet flushing nonsense). Anyway, long way around to say YES I need it simple! ❤

  • @Homestead-ish
    @Homestead-ish 2 месяца назад

    This was so incredibly helpfully and you made it so easy to understand. Thank you ❤

  • @soma7940
    @soma7940 3 месяца назад

    Really great information. Thank you for this.

  • @tinal7573
    @tinal7573 16 дней назад

    Thank you so much! Great explanation :)

  • @barbaralockhart3455
    @barbaralockhart3455 Год назад +4

    Hi Amy! This was brilliant! So easy...and the way you presented it, made it so simple to understand...and WHY! It is Autumn or Fall here in Oz, so I cannot experiment yet, but boy, do I intend to get my rods ready for Spring! I love all the ideas you presented today. Thanks so much for your research...it is much appreciated! You are wonderful...many hugs, Barbara from Sydney area...xoxoxo🪴🌱🌳🌼🌄♥

    • @FollowingHawks
      @FollowingHawks  Год назад

      Yay! Can’t wait to hear how it works for you!

    • @Bruce_Wayne35
      @Bruce_Wayne35 Год назад

      Ha ha ha
      Ho ho ho
      And a couple of tra la las
      That's how we laugh the day away
      In the merry old land of Oz

    • @wendycrowder7459
      @wendycrowder7459 Год назад

      Got houseplants? I use the antennas in my pots! It's crazy awesome!!!

  • @jamestriplett790
    @jamestriplett790 Год назад +22

    Please share more in what your learning from Yannick. Love your simple and to the point explanations.

    • @KB-2222
      @KB-2222 Год назад +2

      Look him up and learn.

    • @easy_s3351
      @easy_s3351 Год назад +2

      Too bad her explanations are figments of her imagination. The sun's energy doesn't come to us as a clockwise spiral but as a wave, the earth is negatively charged and the atmosphere is positively charged (not the other way around), winding two wires in opposite directions (i.e. one clockwise and one counter clockwise) would mean they cancel out each other's magnetic field, etc....

  • @finehowareyou
    @finehowareyou Год назад +9

    this is fantastic! about a week ago i had a thought out of nowhere - i should drive copper grounding rods into the garden! (i'm an acupuncturist lol) and seriously the next day i started seeing stuff about this electroculture idea!! but your presentation here is super informative💕💕 thank you so much!

    • @FollowingHawks
      @FollowingHawks  Год назад +1

      Ahhhh I love the synchronicity!

    • @finehowareyou
      @finehowareyou Год назад +2

      @@FollowingHawks thank YOU so much!! you have given me so much to work with. i havent lived at this particular property very long and i have really sensed some stagnation or disturbance that i couldnt quite figure out. your information has given me so much to work with and i think i have come to understand a little more what is going on here!! i really didnt think it was spiritual. it just cracks me up that my intuition was to use copper grounding rods - and now i am learning all this!!! of course! acupuncture for the earth!! lol! i am just loving this so much. thank you for being an important part of it!

    • @KB-2222
      @KB-2222 Год назад +4

      Because your phone listens to you

    • @lucid_747
      @lucid_747 Год назад

      @@finehowareyou do you use copper for acupuncture on people?

    • @finehowareyou
      @finehowareyou Год назад

      @@lucid_747 there are needles with copper wound tops, but not copper that go in the skin. actually i'm not sure they are genuine copper wound tops or just copper colored😂 but we never discussed any differences about that. there are gold plated needles on the shaft that actually goes into the body, but those are so expensive i never experimented with that. but the copper tops are making me curious now!
      i'm retired from seeing patients now (at least human ones😂) so i'm excited to investigate electroculture!

  • @debtheis3017
    @debtheis3017 Год назад

    Thank you! Appreciate your research & explanation. Very helpful.

  • @personalitycat9842
    @personalitycat9842 Год назад

    Good video, thanks I'll be trying this!

  • @richardweidner1625
    @richardweidner1625 Год назад

    the best info on electroculture i have found. thanks so much

  • @lindajoe9862
    @lindajoe9862 Год назад +1

    I'm in the Northwest area... alot cooler in summer...I cannot wait to try this.

    • @FollowingHawks
      @FollowingHawks  Год назад

      Same here! And what’s interesting is that it’s dropped into the mid 30s in town the last few mornings but hasn’t gotten below 40 in my garden, even though we’re at a higher elevation and usually cooler. Coincidence? I don’t know 🤷‍♀️

  • @angelacraft9963
    @angelacraft9963 Год назад +1

    Great information as always Amy 🥰😍

  • @Angela_0220
    @Angela_0220 11 месяцев назад

    This is a great video. Easy to follow and very informative. Love your apron by the way!! 😀 I live in the Shuswap area of BC, Canada and our plants are struggling more each year. All the fires along with the smoke from those fires affect how much sunlight we're getting at times. I wonder too, if it's messing up the ions in the air during the thick smoky periods. We've been getting longer summers without any rain, which isn't helping matters. Being that it's the beginning of August, I don't know if it's too late in the season to start stimulating the bushes and plants. Should I just wait until next spring or does anyone know if it's still early enough to try using one (or all) of the electro-culture methods? I am also unclear as to which direction to spin the spirals. I believe there should be a difference between the Northern Hemisphere and the Southern Hemisphere. Everyone I see on videos tend to create the spirals clockwise but I recently read an article based on a scientific method that specified the Northern Hemisphere should be going counterclockwise. Any info would be appreciated 💐🐝Happy gardening everyone!

  • @Blackwaterswamp
    @Blackwaterswamp Год назад +3

    All my plants grew overnight by 1-6" with a tiny coil only a foot tall. I had immediate results but it slowed down afterwards. Will try the two ones you suggest. Thanks

    • @FollowingHawks
      @FollowingHawks  Год назад

      That’s awesome! Definitely curious to know if the two together get things going again.

    • @MariaWalker-qo3vi
      @MariaWalker-qo3vi 5 месяцев назад

      How’d it work out?

  • @dorothyadair1658
    @dorothyadair1658 Год назад +2

    Thanks Amy, I've watched several videos on electroculture and I have to say that this one of yours is the most clearly explained. I had believed that only copper can be used. I stripped old electric cords to get the copper wire. Is it possible to have too many antennas in a garden ??

    • @FollowingHawks
      @FollowingHawks  Год назад

      I haven't heard anyone mention the possibility of too many! The reality is, they are simply collecting negative ions in the atmosphere and channeling them into your soil. If you think about how many ions are delivered to the surface of the earth during a thunderstorm, it would pale in comparison (I would think) to what could be generated by the copper coils. And think about how well our gardens grow after a rainstorm!

  • @leannhoward7306
    @leannhoward7306 2 месяца назад

    Omg, you read "Seed of Knowledge Stone of Plenty "! I learned so much from that book. I really need to read it again.

  • @jeansroses7249
    @jeansroses7249 Год назад +3

    thank you for sharing the benefit of what you learned watching yannick's videos. I was wondering if anyone has tried using that same copper circle around their wrist or other body part, and if it made a difference for them.

    • @FollowingHawks
      @FollowingHawks  Год назад +1

      I’ve heard people say they feel a difference when they do that but haven’t tried it for myself.

    • @fluteskoolie3867
      @fluteskoolie3867 Год назад +1

      In the 90’s, copper bracelets were promoted for many kinds of healing. They sold them at the pharmacy checkouts.

    • @wendycrowder7459
      @wendycrowder7459 Год назад +1

      We are electrical beings! This idea is where jewelry started!

  • @swordfish00007
    @swordfish00007 Год назад

    Great info and thanks for sharing this.

  • @34Calvin
    @34Calvin Год назад +1

    I’ve seen a video where a person uses their wire to make those cone shapes.
    They started off with a short straight bit and then made a tiny circle at the top and then followed the outside of that circle with more of the wire, which ended up making a disk of rings (flat disk - all once piece of wire)… when you use a pen/pencil you can separate the rings in a uniform manner to make a cone… my thoughts would be to it twice with the same length of wire, one on top of the other, but the second ring would get smaller (in reverse) to make a shrinking cone… I have only made an open cone (no wire) so waiting to get more so I can try my theory. 😊

    • @FollowingHawks
      @FollowingHawks  Год назад +1

      Yes that makes perfect sense! And what’s funny is that after I spent so much time trying to find something to wind it around I ended up making more by just wrapping it around my index finger and that worked perfectly 🤣

  • @moniquettte
    @moniquettte Год назад +7

    After watching a lot of videos and reading from various sources, I placed numerous antennas 4 months ago in my garden, all sizes ( from mini antennas for seedlings up to 3m ones). Interestingly without knowing they were all Luigi's style wrapping, copper or brass. I made even one quite complicated fractal antenna. (for more info check video Fractal free energy Antennas in our past) Based on the last one, the fractal shapes antennas collect broader spectrum of wavelengths frequencies and they could be smaller, because much more powerful.
    I haven't noticed a single difference, not even a leaf more on a plant with antenna vs a plant without. Absolutely nothing. The only thing different is the huge quantity of birds coming now to the garden (from sparrows to storks). I do believe in the energy harvesting from the aether, just I think they used much more sophisticated antennas, combined with certain frequencies and more. I have the birds chirping, just need to elaborate the remaining part...

    • @zzbudzz
      @zzbudzz Год назад +7

      Interesting , I just heard that a test experiment was done with plants and bird chirping. It seems plants respond much better when birds are chirping.

    • @ktex4873
      @ktex4873 Год назад +2

      If your soil and the atmosphere is already great, this won't do anything magical. It is only to assist or optimize growing conditions. It can't do anything above and beyond normal. But I'm glad your birds are happy!

    • @FollowingHawks
      @FollowingHawks  Год назад +1

      It’s so fascinating reading everyone’s experiences! And I have seen that info as well about morning birdsong being the trigger for plants to unfurl their leaves. It’s all intertwined! Also…I believe birds can see infrared frequencies so perhaps this is the first step / sign that something has shifted in your garden.

    • @mikemolina8591
      @mikemolina8591 Год назад +1

      Maybe u got to stick with one style n just use copper

  • @marionmoore665
    @marionmoore665 Год назад +1

    Im using the copper, my herb garden is thriving. So much growth. 😊

    • @FollowingHawks
      @FollowingHawks  Год назад

      That’s amazing! So happy to hear it!

    • @COJAILNURSE
      @COJAILNURSE Год назад

      First time this year and my garden is doing great

  • @antonmoric1469
    @antonmoric1469 Год назад +12

    Nice video. I have been using Lakhovsky Coils for years and have gotten excellent results. They work for individual plants, though, so the spiral coils you demonstrated make a lot more sense for a general garden. The placement is something like one spiral coil every 6ft. I am looking forward to seeing how these work, as I am going to try them this year for the first time.

    • @FollowingHawks
      @FollowingHawks  Год назад +1

      Oooh so good to know! I’ve been kind of selectively placing them around the garden as I go but have been putting two spirals in every potted plant and so far, so good!

    • @jeansroses7249
      @jeansroses7249 Год назад +1

      thanks for more specifics, like every 6 feet; I had no idea

  • @brichter4669
    @brichter4669 Месяц назад

    I am so glad to have run across your video. I've been researching electroculture recently and seems there is a lot of conflicting info out there. I don't have room in my backyard for an in-ground garden, so I only do container gardening in fabric grow bags. I was wondering if electroculture would even work in a grow bag. I am most interested in the ring that I could place on top of the soil, or should I use a taller version without the wood? Or is the wood truly needed? I'd love to hear your feedback. Thank you so much.

  • @babyruth5998
    @babyruth5998 Год назад +6

    Amy, you are a wonderful TEACHER! Thank you for sharing your knowledge!

    • @FollowingHawks
      @FollowingHawks  Год назад +1

      So happy to share and thank you for watching!

  • @pjdave66
    @pjdave66 Год назад

    Thank you this was very informative

  • @WilderDust
    @WilderDust Год назад +1

    Thank you so much. This was the best electroculture video I have seen to date in such a clear manner.
    I have tried the stick method with very minimal effect. In fact, some of my plants did very poorly.
    I also tried the Lakhovsky Coil, but perhaps my direction is not exact. I will try these other methods for sure.
    I wonder how it would work coiling two pieces of wire in opposite directions up the same rod/stick.

    • @lorigoodwin2841
      @lorigoodwin2841 Год назад +1

      I'd like to know that as well.

    • @WilderDust
      @WilderDust Год назад

      @@lorigoodwin2841 Might be worth experimenting with 😀

  • @bogdanmocanu5473
    @bogdanmocanu5473 Год назад

    I tried the Lhakowky oscilator, and seeds that normally start to germinate after 4-5 days did it after 24h, they already had a small tail and cracked the seed. I put 8 of them in the middle of the oscilator and next day 7 out of 8 were wow.

  • @clairedgaia3626
    @clairedgaia3626 9 месяцев назад

    Watering with Filtered water will help.
    City water with chlorine,flouride, pfas, vocs, kills microbes in soil, you will not be capturing minerals up into the parts of plants you eat.
    I appreciate this video a lot. Last year i got a bumper crop of cantaloupe doing this.
    Blessings all.

  • @thesuicidewalrus415
    @thesuicidewalrus415 Месяц назад

    Excellent video!

  • @prof.dr.gambohechel4030
    @prof.dr.gambohechel4030 Год назад +1

    Thank you

  • @kingwilliam6617
    @kingwilliam6617 2 месяца назад

    Awsome thanks very much ❤

  • @theboraxbandit9563
    @theboraxbandit9563 Год назад

    Invaluable knowledge thank you :)

  • @TheBzybees
    @TheBzybees Год назад +1

    I’ve been winter sowing for the first time. Thinking about adding copper or aluminum spirals to each gallon container.

    • @FollowingHawks
      @FollowingHawks  Год назад

      Definitely worth a try!

    • @cynthiadeg9206
      @cynthiadeg9206 Год назад

      Danny at Deepsouth Homestesd says a big no to using aluminum. I’d take his word for it

  • @user-dp1ju3rk8q
    @user-dp1ju3rk8q Год назад

    Just starting to learn

  • @mikeg9341
    @mikeg9341 Месяц назад

    very informative ❤❤❤

  • @alexdeonversaagde
    @alexdeonversaagde Год назад

    Thank you for the video.

  • @jimini1976
    @jimini1976 Год назад

    Thanks for the info, Has anyone tried this with a single piece or multiple pieces of copper pipe. I added a few different variations of copper wire to some of my plants. I also stuck a few different lengths of half inch copper pipe in other plants. Now thinking should have made them longer. I have lots of old copper water pipes I removed from my house recently.✌🌵🎍

  • @Angel...............
    @Angel............... 8 месяцев назад

    I haven´t tried it myself yet but its interesting to look into and learn more about. I wonder if it would end up with even better results in combination with other things as well like Tensor rings, magnets, crystals and orgonite ans stuff like that that I have heard others talk about a lot.

  • @suuzq02
    @suuzq02 Год назад

    Thank you 🙏
    I love your sincerity and energy!!!!
    You break it down girlfriend!

  • @Demoiselle21
    @Demoiselle21 Год назад +4

    Ooh, thank you for this Amy. I'm massively into gardening and find this really interesting. Thank you for doing the research - l sometimes find it a little overwhelming considering the volume of information available to sift through it all. You also told me something which sparked a recollection - although l will have to check, at several of these stone 'barrows' or 'henges' in the U.K there are carvings in the rock which are (although not exclusively) shaped like the pattern of the stone rows with the circle at the end - like a lollipop with a very wide stick. Could this even be the equivalent of a diagram for the builders? "Create it like this?!" There are also some more elaborate patterns that are based on that original design. I also seem to recall unusual seeds or people being found buried with seeds near Stonehenge. There were also people found that led Archeologists to the conclusion they were travelling to Stonehenge to get some sort of medical help/healing. Maybe that channelled energy has some beneficial effect on people too?

    • @FollowingHawks
      @FollowingHawks  Год назад +2

      Oooh yes you would really enjoy the book I mentioned as it gets into all of that in great detail! It seems very plausible that these were competing fertility temples where people could bring their seeds every year before planting and while there would have likely been ceremony involved, the location and specific stones would have had significant geomagnetic affects on the seeds and future plants. So if it’s good for plants, it certainly would be soothing / healing for humans too!

    • @Demoiselle21
      @Demoiselle21 Год назад

      @@FollowingHawks Hi Amy, thank you for your reply. I'm definitely going to check that book out. Hopefully l can get it here in the U.K. You've inspired me to create some 'sculptures' for my plants too. Which size gauge aluminium did you say you thought would be good - l couldn't quite catch that?

    • @jeansroses7249
      @jeansroses7249 Год назад

      @@Demoiselle21 if I'm remembering correctly, I think she said 14 gauge

  • @joegaruccio9708
    @joegaruccio9708 Год назад

    Great video!!!

  • @AmandaTaylor-od5jh
    @AmandaTaylor-od5jh 3 месяца назад

    Thanks for that extra info and you can hammer the copper not to hard to stiffen it

  • @vian-ij4sv
    @vian-ij4sv 9 дней назад

    There were several writers during the Renaissance period who wrote about electroculture.

  • @schoolofsingers949
    @schoolofsingers949 Год назад

    thank you this is great

  • @laraoktay114
    @laraoktay114 Год назад +1

    Thank you so much Amy for posting! I am trying the stick with copper wire and doing several tests, one bed with and one without and haven’t seen much of a difference. Do you have any thoughts on which method would work better with raised beds and pots?

    • @FollowingHawks
      @FollowingHawks  Год назад +3

      Either method should work with raised beds and pots. You might try a couple things….get the longest stick you can find. 6-8’ to make sure it’s gathering as many ions as possible. And try putting two sticks - one with wire wrapped clockwise and one counterclockwise so see if that balances the energy better.

  • @genesis14725
    @genesis14725 11 месяцев назад

    I have a utility pole in my backyard. I wonder if this will help or hurt my chances of the coil to work.

  • @kaittemurry4740
    @kaittemurry4740 Год назад

    I have rebar holding up cattle fences in my espaler orchard.. can i just wrap the copper around the rebar?

  • @mmgraff1
    @mmgraff1 6 месяцев назад +2

    I have trees all throughout my farm... Why can't I use the trees for, as the rod? I wrap the copper around the trees itself, and supplement the rows with the traditional method? thoughts?

  • @freshoil1
    @freshoil1 Год назад +2

    Hi, what if you have nothing but planters and they are mostly plastic or terracotta? Will this work for them?

  • @nkoehler3758
    @nkoehler3758 Год назад +1

    Thanks Amy, I am wondering, you mentioned using the Luigi aluminum coil ones for a larger garden. Would you need a lot of them around a garden? Around single plants? What would be best?

    • @FollowingHawks
      @FollowingHawks  Год назад +2

      Oh yes! I realized I didn’t clarify that - I think you would need them scattered throughout the garden but that would be simpler than placing coils around every single plant if you had a lot of plants!

  • @ma8original
    @ma8original 8 месяцев назад

    ​@FollowingHawks hi, Summer is approaching and I want to have beautiful and vigorous fruits and flowers, I have a stick and copper wire, I will start rolling from the bottom up, but in what direction I roll the copper up to have vigor and volume?

  • @BadKittyNoMilk
    @BadKittyNoMilk Год назад

    Thank you so at an earlier part of your video you said it didn’t matter what kind of metal is used however you mentioned at a later part of your video that aluminum or copper work fine. Am I understanding or am I confused? Thank you and how do you keep those wires in the ground? It gets extremely windy where I live.

  • @crazyrabbitlady7884
    @crazyrabbitlady7884 Год назад +1

    Do metal tomato cages cause any interference? With the aluminum spirals.. Do u place them next to each other?

  • @NorthernThaiGardenGuy
    @NorthernThaiGardenGuy 10 месяцев назад

    I would be interested to see if the nutrient density of these antennas actually makes a difference. My concern is that Copper is anti-microbial. So whatever it is that is making the biomass and fruit/veg bigger may not translate into better more healthy food.

  • @Joan-ej7wv
    @Joan-ej7wv Год назад

    Thanks

  • @sirnatanielson
    @sirnatanielson Год назад +3

    Perks of being a residential electrician. Loads of solid scrap copper wire! Im about to make a bunch of those rings and throw them all around my garden plants facing north.

  • @mountainpatriot7673
    @mountainpatriot7673 Год назад

    I have purchased heavy gage copper, wrapped it around wooden sticks, and will be placing them throughout my garden. Will see how they work.

  • @jaikai4989
    @jaikai4989 5 месяцев назад +1

    Would it be beneficial to walk around your property with dousing rods and find were the earth feilds are strongest?

  • @GBawesomeness
    @GBawesomeness 11 месяцев назад

    Curious at the end with the cones one spirals up and one down. But does it matter if the spiral clockwise or anticlockwise. I imagine it does depending on which way the cone goes?

  • @kathylewis7543
    @kathylewis7543 Год назад

    Thank you you have answered many questions on had even about the pyramids!!!

  • @plantlady1227
    @plantlady1227 Год назад +2

    Interesting - I have some new fruit trees that we put in this year. The peach ones are in the most challenging soil, being the most rocky and compact. They are still alive, but I've noticed yellow leaves here and there where the pear and apple trees do not have them. I may make an open circle of copper wire as you say and set it at the base of each peach tree and see if I notice a difference. I may have to find some copper wire to make antennae I can stick in the metal raised beds. I wonder if putting magnets around the sides of he beds along with the antennae would do anything to move ions around the perimeter of the bed?

    • @jeffmosier3145
      @jeffmosier3145 Год назад +3

      I've been growing pears , peaches and apples for many years. Pears and peaches and plums too are beastly fast at growing. Whenever I discover a bad soil spot where I have dug to plant a fruit tree , I did a bigger hole , toss away some of the crappy soil and supplement with store bought garden soil. Walmarts Sta-Green garden soil is amazing. Sometimes just rob soil from somewhere on your property or in the woods where it's good and loamy. I have a white peach growing in a heavy clay part of my yard where the topsoil was stripped due to heavy equipment and a new storm drain was put in. That peach grows like a beast , like peach trees should. Lastly if you are growing white peaches they prefer a slightly acidic soil than other fruit trees..just the white peaches. Twice a year , spring/fall I take 2-3 quarts of used dried coffee grounds and scatter from the drip line towards the trunk. Early spring fertn and pruning off 1/3 off the end of branches makes huge difference
      also. Good luck too you

    • @FollowingHawks
      @FollowingHawks  Год назад

      I know there’s a lot of people experimenting with magnets to good effect too! I just haven’t gotten to that rabbit hole yet 🤣

  • @deborahmalle9303
    @deborahmalle9303 Год назад

    Thank you so much for this! A few weeks ago, we did thin copper wires around wooden dowels and put them in each of our cloth bag pots with our tomato and peppers plants.
    They are not happy.
    At first we thought we'd done the spiral in the wrong way, so after a few weeks we re-spiraled in the opposite way - with no effect.
    Your video may be the answer - we're definitely going to try it.
    Thanks again, Amy!

    • @FollowingHawks
      @FollowingHawks  Год назад

      Ahhh so fascinating all the different experiences people are having! I hope this works for you!

  • @dianaanthony2981
    @dianaanthony2981 Год назад

    Also necessary for rain to fall are living microbiome floating up from living soil. Over the Oceans moisture condenses around salts produced by the ocean biome.

    • @FollowingHawks
      @FollowingHawks  Год назад +1

      So true! There’s so many more elements involved. I recently learned that part of the rain equation is also mushroom spores. They’re charged in such a way that they’re attracted to clouds in order to fall back down to earth in rain. Nature is so cool!

  • @MCprosperity
    @MCprosperity 2 месяца назад

    Im trying this out... I used 14 gauge copper wire wrapped around a wooden dowel pole. After watching this and other videos, im realizing i need taller poles with bigger antenna's.. fingers crossed. 😁👍🌻🌿🪴 Thanks for video 👍

  • @miar600
    @miar600 Год назад +2

    Can you indicate what copper wire would be good for this.
    An eBay link would be much appreciated
    Thanks so much

  • @jackyjacky8843
    @jackyjacky8843 11 месяцев назад +1

    It would be great if you could study whether this electroculture can balance or enhance our house/room energy by putting plant with coil or just simply putting the coil that you mention in our room/house.

  • @leonxger
    @leonxger Месяц назад

    One year later, which technique would you recommend for growing indoors? Im kind of new to this topic but i find it very interesting. Thanks alot in advance! 🥰

  • @Shervin963
    @Shervin963 2 месяца назад

    Hi
    Thanks for sharing :) would it work to twine the stick with copper in both directions to draw energy from both earth and the atmosphere? Or would overlapping them be a problem?

  • @michaellogue2254
    @michaellogue2254 Год назад +5

    Suggestion: Try adding some homemade colloidal silver solution to the soil to greatly enhance it's electrical conductivity.

    • @sumakwelvictoria5635
      @sumakwelvictoria5635 Год назад

      .

    • @sumakwelvictoria5635
      @sumakwelvictoria5635 Год назад +1

      Silver kills all microbes beneficial or pathogenic. Copper is a pathogenic bacteria killer.
      Silver kills bacteria within 30 mins. Copper kills bacteria within 3 hours.
      Bacteria increases fertility of soil. Silver kills all bacteria so it is not a good choice to increase fertility of soil.
      If rain occurs - the colloidal silver will wash away. Use powdered biochar instead. It increases conductivity of soil.

    • @FollowingHawks
      @FollowingHawks  Год назад +2

      I ordered some basalt rock dust to try! That’s supposed to help as well.

    • @FrankGutowski-ls8jt
      @FrankGutowski-ls8jt Год назад

      Try pissing there too.

  • @robertgibson2622
    @robertgibson2622 Год назад +1

    How do you point it north? Can you make a video where you show how you use it ?