ELECTROCULTURE GARDENING: Container Copper Coil Antennas

Поделиться
HTML-код
  • Опубликовано: 19 окт 2024
  • If you would like to support our channel please visit our Website link hillsmill.com Today Mickey continues his teaching on Electroculture Gardening by showing more detail about how he has designed his copper coil antenna and his use of the antenna method of Electroculture to benefit vegetable growth and improve harvests for small spaces, such as raised bed gardens and container gardening. Website Link hillsmill.com He will also show a close up of his orchard antenna design that he uses in larger spaces such as orchards. #containergardening, #electroculture, #copper-antenna, #deepsouthhomestead Click on this link for Garden Electroculture Antenna hillsmill.com/...

Комментарии • 429

  • @backwoodscountryboy1600
    @backwoodscountryboy1600 Год назад +55

    Thanks for the video and I just purchased 5 I'll be purchasing more in the future. My grandfather he passed away at 83 years old, he also used copper wire. He quit school in third grade to make moonshine to feed his family his dad died when he was young and then he got in the nursery and he said that was very old China man told him about copper wire in the ground and plants so he experimented with and he said he could tell a difference and he noticed that when you're using potted plants that if you planted the copper wire on certain sides of the plants it would grow better than other just like you explain in the video. He did this for over seventy years. I had forgotten about this idea until I seen your video. He also said playing music to the plants makes a difference he just said don't play rock and roll cuz it'll kill you plants he mostly played country music

    • @hillsmillhomestead
      @hillsmillhomestead  Год назад +15

      We love to hear every word you said here! So much can be learned from older generations. Electroculture has been documented as early as the pyramid times so it is not a new concept but we are really happy to use it with great success here on the hill! Thanks for your wonderful comment, Backwoods Country Boy!

    • @bubbles6124
      @bubbles6124 Год назад +3

      @hillsmillhomestead yes. I've been trying to teach my adult kids. But no interest or time to garden.
      When I'm in Tennessee next, which may be a while, I would love to see your gardens.
      Take care and thanks again!

    • @FrankGutowski-ls8jt
      @FrankGutowski-ls8jt Год назад

      Lol. How come you never learned to use periods correctly? What went wrong with your education? Did you doze off a lot?

    • @Jim26D
      @Jim26D Год назад +1

      Gramps sounds like a legend! I bet bluegrass or classical makes them grow. My grandma always used to talk kindly to her plants and she always had an amazing garden. Positive frequencies !

    • @sheilahughes5185
      @sheilahughes5185 6 месяцев назад

      My plants love classic rock and classical

  • @joelaichner3025
    @joelaichner3025 Год назад +33

    Your site got mentioned a few times yesterday on Pinball live Stream , I was first , someone else mentioned you later on ! Spread the word !

    • @hillsmillhomestead
      @hillsmillhomestead  Год назад +2

      Thanks Joel Aichner. We appreciate you!

    • @joelaichner3025
      @joelaichner3025 Год назад +4

      I like learning ! Thanks for the knowledge !

    • @rach_just_rach
      @rach_just_rach Год назад +2

      Sent over by Pinball Preppers video. I live in TN, remote, and the bugs and animals are relentless here.

    • @sundrop3911
      @sundrop3911 Год назад

      ​@@joelaichner3025 Miss the trivia on Pinball, pre livestreams boring now

  • @joelaichner3025
    @joelaichner3025 Год назад +6

    Like old fashion television antennas , but for food , that produces a Nicer Picture, of Food

  • @patticriss2238
    @patticriss2238 Год назад +1

    Thanks!

  • @oneyuge
    @oneyuge Год назад +2

    lol doggo in the background at the beginning like, "WHO YOU TALKING TO?". 😂

  • @HomelessShoe
    @HomelessShoe Год назад +9

    We need more folks like you to spread the message, but I reckon the big industry is not going to like it.
    I'm doing this for a couple of years in the Netherlands, and I'm telling you, it's a life changer!

    • @hillsmillhomestead
      @hillsmillhomestead  Год назад +1

      Thank you Simpzilla for sharing your story with us. Yes, Big Ag dont like it much when cuts are made to their bottom line. Thank you for visiting our channel from 'way over yonder'!

  • @robertasereno1029
    @robertasereno1029 6 месяцев назад +2

    Hey Mickey!
    It's Roberta from Kansas!
    Folks, Mickey is my new best gardening buddy! I placed an order from him for a couple of things.
    This man took the time to answer my phone (x2) calls with questions on blackberrys that I ordered from him.
    I'm a brand new gardener that doesn't want to use chemicals, so I also ordered his coils.
    Mickey educated me like I was his little sister or a family member!
    Folks, order from Mickey, he's a good hearted man and ethical.
    Thanks Mickey for taking the time to talk to me!

    • @hillsmillhomestead
      @hillsmillhomestead  6 месяцев назад +1

      Hello Roberta, thank you so much for your kind words and yes ma'am I'm always willing to share my gardening knowledge with like minded folks wanting to grow a better garden. We appreciate every subscriber for your support of our channel.

  • @abelzelaya7209
    @abelzelaya7209 Год назад +1

    I love the sound of surrounding birds chirping in the background. 😊

    • @hillsmillhomestead
      @hillsmillhomestead  Год назад

      Yes Abel Zelaya, Mickey N Me... we love the birds and the bees and the flowers and the trees and the crazy little thing called LOVE! LOL Thanks for your kind comment.

  • @taylorshomestead3934
    @taylorshomestead3934 Год назад +25

    Love Danny & Wanda! I think Danny was getting some extra energy Saturday night on their live, holding your antenna, he was a hoot! 🥰 Going to order some for my garden! Thank you!

    • @hillsmillhomestead
      @hillsmillhomestead  Год назад +7

      Taylors homestead!!!!We noticed that, too!!!, and couldn't help but wonder! LOL We loved that he got so wound up and we really got a kick out of them both on last Saturday's Live. Disclaimer: Don't hold onto that antenna too long, could be hazardous to your funny bone (LOL)

    • @taylorshomestead3934
      @taylorshomestead3934 Год назад +1

      @@hillsmillhomestead 🥰

    • @sherrystacyrn589
      @sherrystacyrn589 Год назад +2

      There is actually more truth to that than you realize. I worked with a doctor here in Chattanooga. When he was a younger man, an upcoming heart surgeon, he was in a car crash. "In particular" his hands were damaged along with many other breaks and crushes. Fast forward as an much older man when I worked with him as a heart medical doctor, not a surgeon. He wore so much copper jewelry that had been made to fit him. I was impressed in the workmanship as it was not only beautiful but also was wrapped around some crooked fingers and extended over the top of his hand and then wrapped around his crooked wrist and up to the elbow. After working with him for several months, I asked him for his story and he told me over coffee after work. (Since we are talking copper here),....He said to "stop the pain and swelling"

  • @joelaichner3025
    @joelaichner3025 Год назад +6

    Hej HEL-LO ! From the Upper Peninsula of Michigan

  • @missiechako5917
    @missiechako5917 Год назад +3

    Hi Mickey from Joshua1.9Farm
    George and Missie Chako
    Kentucky.....
    We are implementing Your methods of Electroculture.
    Blessings to y'all!❤

    • @hillsmillhomestead
      @hillsmillhomestead  Год назад

      hello missie chako! Praying blessings on your farm, neighbor!

  • @thymedreamer56
    @thymedreamer56 Год назад +21

    Micky, I am glad that Danny and Wanda mentioned your channel. I would love to see you do an instructional video on your antenna design with reference to some of your research. I happen to have some old house electric wire sitting around and would love to be able to make some myself.

    • @hillsmillhomestead
      @hillsmillhomestead  Год назад +2

      Hello Thyme Dreamer56. Stay tuned to Hill's Mill Homestead channel, Mickey has more videos coming soon! Thanks for your comments. We appreciate you!

    • @theblueblazebeyond4766
      @theblueblazebeyond4766 Год назад +2

      I agree! Thankful that Danny was talking about this - all new information to me though I have been around gardens all my life. Would love to have access to more information!

  • @waydownyonder8446
    @waydownyonder8446 Год назад +19

    Using your methods this year. Have the antennas rocking all over the gardens here in Tennessee City and have already seen results. Had some sickly looking chives till I electrified it..perked up in 2 days. Going with you on this ride...grab something and hang on!

  • @leannagilmon1980
    @leannagilmon1980 Год назад +4

    Thank you so much for all your kindness and knowledge that you share with all of us. God bless you and your wife.

    • @hillsmillhomestead
      @hillsmillhomestead  Год назад +1

      Leanna Gilmon, thank you for your kind comment and we pray this for you: Numbers 6:24-26 Amen! So let it be!

  • @2010PinkWarrior
    @2010PinkWarrior Год назад +3

    I found about your channel from Deepsouth Homestead. I am eagerly waiting for my antenna order.❤

    • @hillsmillhomestead
      @hillsmillhomestead  Год назад +1

      Hello, N Lackey. We love us some DSH also! Mickey is working day and night to get everyone's antenna order to them. Thanks for supporting our channel. We appreciate you.

  • @mamieyates3352
    @mamieyates3352 Год назад +3

    Becuse if Deep South Homestead I know about the copper antenna and Hills Mills.
    Because of that video I took copper pipe and put in my raised beds and almost over night there was a great difference in the plants.

    • @hillsmillhomestead
      @hillsmillhomestead  Год назад +2

      Hello Mamie Yates. Thanks for sharing your results with us. We are so glad you tried electroculture in your own garden. Seeing is believing. We believe in you!

  • @woman_of_spirit7752
    @woman_of_spirit7752 Год назад +8

    I have been using electric culture. This year I have a yard windmill I will be adding wound copper wire around the legs so I will have a 7 ft antenna My bock Choy has been growing for 18 days. Some with copper wire, they are 3 times larger,and some without for a comparison. You are a blessing to teach us Blessings all around

    • @hillsmillhomestead
      @hillsmillhomestead  Год назад +2

      Hello Woman-Of-Spirit. Looks like you have much to teach also, as you are well on your way to successful gardening with Electroculture! Thanks for sharing your experience and results with us.

    • @woman_of_spirit7752
      @woman_of_spirit7752 Год назад

      @@hillsmillhomestead I sent you an email with pictures showing bok choy results with electro culture and comparison plant without copper wire. Blessings all around

  • @kemberlymcilrath268
    @kemberlymcilrath268 Год назад +3

    I heard about your homestead from Danny and Wanda. ❤ Thank you for talking about Electroculture.

    • @hillsmillhomestead
      @hillsmillhomestead  Год назад +1

      Thanks for watching Danny and Wanda we LOVE THEM also! They are the best! and thanks for wandering over to our channel too ....you are the best! We appreciate you.

  • @StephanieBennett-l4m
    @StephanieBennett-l4m Год назад +2

    We ordered the electroculture copper antennae. They are so perfectly made and easy to use that we will order more.

    • @hillsmillhomestead
      @hillsmillhomestead  Год назад +1

      Hi Stephanie Bennett! First of all thank you for giving our Electroculture Copper Coil Antennas a try. We are grateful for your order. Some people think I am kidding when I say Mickey gives meticulous attention to detail on the antennas he makes (lol)! He wants it to not only help grow your garden, but make it look interesting and beautiful in the garden! Thank you for your kind comment. Happy Gardening!

  • @karenkawashima5435
    @karenkawashima5435 Год назад +3

    Im new to this, really looking forward to using them on my raised planters ❤

  • @sunshinegardener1189
    @sunshinegardener1189 Год назад +1

    Pinball recommended you :) thank you for sharing your knowledge.

    • @hillsmillhomestead
      @hillsmillhomestead  Год назад +1

      Thank you for stopping by for a visit SunShineGardener. We are grateful!

  • @WhitetoothWellness
    @WhitetoothWellness Год назад +3

    I’ve only found 18 gauge and tried out before I came across your video and omg I can’t believe how fast everything grows

    • @hillsmillhomestead
      @hillsmillhomestead  Год назад +3

      So glad to hear of your success with the 18 guage, Tiffany Valentine, and your willingness to give Electroculture a try! Happy Gardening.

    • @WhitetoothWellness
      @WhitetoothWellness Год назад +2

      @@hillsmillhomestead it was a complete fluke to stumble across honestly and I thought why not. I am shocked right now to say the least. Thank you for sharing and giving me more resources to go look up as well.

    • @hillsmillhomestead
      @hillsmillhomestead  Год назад +3

      We are glad the word on Electroculture is getting out there and giving folks options for the coming days.....and we might need options cause it aint looking too good friend. Thanks for watching and for your kind comments. We appreciate you.

  • @franksmith6650
    @franksmith6650 Год назад +2

    Found you when watching Late Bloomer.

    • @hillsmillhomestead
      @hillsmillhomestead  Год назад

      Hi franksmith6650! Thanks for coming over to our channel for a visit. We appreciate you.

  • @joelaichner3025
    @joelaichner3025 Год назад +5

    Your woods looks like my woods

  • @susanbutterfly9579
    @susanbutterfly9579 Год назад +2

    I love ❤you guys are so connected! I love Danny and Wanda,! So glad you guys are talking about this 😊 thank you!

    • @hillsmillhomestead
      @hillsmillhomestead  Год назад +1

      We love you right back Susan Butterfly. Thank you for watching and for your kind comments. Deep South Homestead folks are the Best. We love them too! Thanks for watching and subscribing. We are grateful for you.

  • @ladyemerygizer
    @ladyemerygizer Год назад +1

    Danny and Wanda sent us over from their video. Have a great day!

    • @hillsmillhomestead
      @hillsmillhomestead  Год назад +1

      Hello Shirley Emery. We thank you for coming on over and watching our channel. We sure love Danny and Wanda! They have so much to share with everyone!

  • @nancywest1926
    @nancywest1926 Год назад +1

    I heard Mr. and Miss Wanda talking about your antennas. Well, glad to hear what I knew to do is right!

    • @hillsmillhomestead
      @hillsmillhomestead  Год назад +1

      Hello Nancy West. We love Mr. and Mrs. Wanda too!! They are walking libraries and are excellent teachers! Thanks for your comment. We appreciate you!

  • @1stbadger700
    @1stbadger700 Год назад +3

    I added these to my buckets with squash and they have NEVER been greener or stronger. Wish I had known about this years ago. I have been fortunate enough to have a few electricians in my life and they are saving their scrap copper for me. So far have one for every container and one in each fruit tree. You folks are awesome!! Thank you for sharing your time and knowledge!

    • @hillsmillhomestead
      @hillsmillhomestead  Год назад +1

      1st Badger!!! We are so happy to hear that you took a chance and it paid off! Nice to have "electrical" friends! Thanks for your comment, we appreciate you!

  • @MynewTennesseeHome
    @MynewTennesseeHome Год назад +4

    I'm giving that electroculture thing a try. Thanks for the information.

    • @hillsmillhomestead
      @hillsmillhomestead  Год назад

      More power to you, literally, My new Tennessee Home. Heres to Happy Gardening with Electroculture for years to come! Thanks for your comments. We appreciate you!

  • @virginiaseedsskogen2038
    @virginiaseedsskogen2038 Год назад +3

    The antennas I ordered from you are working great, love the antennas! Thank you, Thank you, Mickey & Kathy!!! I'm glad you mentioned the antennas should be placed with the short side down, I had them in backwards, just switched them around. Now that they are in the right way and on the south side, I'm excited to see the growth that will come :) ! Even upside down the plants have grown better than anything else in our garden, haha!

    • @hillsmillhomestead
      @hillsmillhomestead  Год назад +1

      Virginia Seeds Skogen! Thank you for sharing your results with us. We love hearing of our viewers successes. Keep us posted! We are grateful for your order.

    • @virginiaseedsskogen2038
      @virginiaseedsskogen2038 Год назад +2

      @@hillsmillhomestead, switching the antennas with the short end down has made a big difference! The bok choi was doing well, but now has grown an inch or so since, the celery growing from the base of a grocery store stalk had a few stems leaves now it is full of stems and leaves and is growing taller quickly. I need to order some more antennas soon.

  • @franciegwin
    @franciegwin Год назад +1

    Yup saw you mentioned on Pinball, a few mins ago. Thanks for the info.

    • @hillsmillhomestead
      @hillsmillhomestead  Год назад

      Hello Mary Gwin, thank you for stopping by for a visit with us. We are grateful.

  • @myfuturepuglife
    @myfuturepuglife Год назад +6

    I Love DSH Danny and Wanda! I'm really happy I found this channel too! Thank you Mickey. This is so interesting and I need all the help I can get Lord knows!

  • @lindasmith6202
    @lindasmith6202 Год назад +4

    I ordered last week & had mine within a few days along with a nice personal note! As soon as that ol' Social Security check rolls in I'll be ordering some more. Showed some of my neighbors & they're ordering some as well. Thank you for sharing your knowledge & hard work.

    • @hillsmillhomestead
      @hillsmillhomestead  Год назад +4

      Hello Linda Smith. We are grateful for your purchase and for supporting our channel. We sincerely appreciate you. Mickey is working day and night (literally 20 hours a day) making the antennas by hand for every customer, and trying to get everyone their order as quickly as possible.

  • @guido0582
    @guido0582 Год назад +1

    I subscribed to your channel. Im very very interested in electroculture... I look forward to future videos 😊

    • @hillsmillhomestead
      @hillsmillhomestead  Год назад

      We are happy to hear of your interest in Electroculture. We find it fascinating! Thanks for your comment. We appreciate you.

  • @paulamaguire7547
    @paulamaguire7547 Год назад +5

    Looking forward too receiving my antennas Mickey! Will send you updates on my gardens progress. Thank you, sir! 😊

  • @user-uj9cy2wj1j
    @user-uj9cy2wj1j Год назад +3

    Hey... Mackey. I learned of your RUclips from Danny. It's funny because I purchased a book back 11/22 called Electricity in Agriculture and Horticulture to learn how to improve my raised garden beds and fabric grow pots. 👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽🙌🏾 . I am happy that demonstrated and provided the gauge of copper wire you use. I bought the 18 g hobby copper wire and wrapped it around a metal Dollar Tree wire bumblebee display. I saw how fast your pots have filled in. They look great. I am looking forward to finally reading my book. I like hard copies of books to keep. Thanks for all your sharing and teaching us. Blessings to you and your family. I am so trying companion gardening.

    • @hillsmillhomestead
      @hillsmillhomestead  Год назад +2

      Hello V. Same thing happened with me. I just happened across a book on my grandmother's book shelf about organic gardening back in the 70s when I was a youngster and what I thought would be a good science project in school turned me into a local tomato growing legend! (lol) I've been practicing various methods of Electroculture ever since. Thanks for your comments. We appreciate you!

  • @gioknows
    @gioknows Год назад +1

    Outstanding! Cheers from Ottawa, Canada 🍁

    • @hillsmillhomestead
      @hillsmillhomestead  Год назад

      Cheers back at ya, gioknows! Thank you for your kind comment.

  • @suuzq02
    @suuzq02 Год назад +1

    I’m doing this and my garden is GROWING well!!!!

  • @Epona52
    @Epona52 Год назад +3

    Danny & Wanda just posted a video this morning (5/4) showing the results of using your antennaes and comparing with plants that did not have an antennae nearby. The results are stunning! Great link for people to see how effective they are with squash, peppers, tomatoes and eggplant.

    • @hillsmillhomestead
      @hillsmillhomestead  Год назад +2

      Hope that you will find success in your garden this year and years to come with Electroculture also, Julia Hovey. Thanks for your comment. We appreciate you!

  • @franpaterno486
    @franpaterno486 Год назад +1

    ❤ Deep South homestead and ❤ your videos.

    • @hillsmillhomestead
      @hillsmillhomestead  Год назад

      We love you for loving us Fran Paterno! Thank you. We appreciate you.

  • @injesusnamewepray46
    @injesusnamewepray46 Год назад +2

    I need this video! I have to container garden if i do at all this year! I guess im gonna grow flowers and peppers. Spice up some salads!

  • @aaronmccollum1160
    @aaronmccollum1160 Год назад +1

    thank you for doing this!

    • @hillsmillhomestead
      @hillsmillhomestead  Год назад

      Your time is valuable, Aaron McCollum. We are grateful that you spent it with us.

  • @LaurieShafer-ik7ho
    @LaurieShafer-ik7ho Год назад +2

    thank you for you time and knowledge, just got my antennas from you.

    • @hillsmillhomestead
      @hillsmillhomestead  Год назад

      Hello Laurie Shafer...just remember short end down ready set go! Happy Gardening!

  • @labreeskarogers1102
    @labreeskarogers1102 Год назад +1

    I just got started on this. I am learning about and how it works.
    That's exactly where we learned about electroculture from is mr. Danny down in deep South homestead.

    • @hillsmillhomestead
      @hillsmillhomestead  Год назад

      We love us some Deep South Homestead also! Anything you want to learn about most anything, you will find Danny and Wanda talking about it. They are walking libraries willing to share with anyone who will listen. Love em!

  • @TheTamrock2007
    @TheTamrock2007 Год назад +4

    Thank you for posting another video about this. I have ordered some and am pleased to wait. Like others, the clockwise, counter clockwise was confusing me. You explained it perfectly for me. Short end in the soil, Southside of the plant. Blessings from Pensacola ❤❤❤

    • @hillsmillhomestead
      @hillsmillhomestead  Год назад +1

      Thank you Tammy S Tam. We love to see you are thoughtfully engaged in educating yourself in Electroculture. We believe you will not be disappointed.

  • @kimbass5220
    @kimbass5220 Год назад +2

    Excellent video! Thank you for sharing!!!

    • @hillsmillhomestead
      @hillsmillhomestead  Год назад +2

      You are awesome for watching Kim Bass! We appreciate you.

    • @kimbass5220
      @kimbass5220 Год назад +1

      @@hillsmillhomestead I appreciate you!

  • @mtjen3687
    @mtjen3687 Год назад +2

    Thank you so much! I am seeing a difference in my trees and in my garden already!

    • @hillsmillhomestead
      @hillsmillhomestead  Год назад +2

      You GO MTJen! We knew you would be pleased with Electroculture gardening! Happy Gardening!

  • @midvalleydrones5854
    @midvalleydrones5854 Год назад +1

    Sorry I only ordered 2 didn't listen too this part of your video because I was so excited about ELECTROCULTURE.

    • @hillsmillhomestead
      @hillsmillhomestead  Год назад

      Its okay Mid Vally Drones. All is forgiven. The most important matter is that you get those babies in the ground and start growing!!! Thank you for watching and subscribing. We are grateful!

  • @lisarosebud6404
    @lisarosebud6404 Год назад +1

    Ordered mine ❤ thank you

  • @dpdog1
    @dpdog1 Год назад +1

    Fascinating!!

    • @hillsmillhomestead
      @hillsmillhomestead  Год назад

      Thank you for your kind comment, Wayne Spencer. We appreciate you.

    • @dpdog1
      @dpdog1 Год назад +1

      @Hills Mill Homestead I added to 3/4's of my garden the antennas... tks

    • @hillsmillhomestead
      @hillsmillhomestead  Год назад

      You are on your way, Sir! Thanks for keeping us updated on your progress. Happy Gardening!

  • @djadh3065
    @djadh3065 Год назад +1

    Thank you for this video

    • @hillsmillhomestead
      @hillsmillhomestead  Год назад +1

      Thank you for watching DJ ADH. Hoping to get the word out on Electroculture to every homestead and grower while we can! Thanks for your comment. We appreciate you.

  • @Gran-T
    @Gran-T Год назад +1

    Thank you! Interesting! Won't hurt to try! Blame Mr. Danny for your sore hands😂.

    • @hillsmillhomestead
      @hillsmillhomestead  Год назад +1

      You so funny Gran'T! We love your sense of humor! Yes Danny and Wanda are the cause of my sore hands but we are so happy to get the word on Electroculture out there for gardeners and homesteaders to have options for natural ways to have a super awesome garden!

  • @suuzq02
    @suuzq02 Год назад +1

    Thank you 🙏 Grandpa!!!

  • @debbiecasalina4475
    @debbiecasalina4475 Год назад +1

    First video I seen on this was Cultivate Elevate, he was saying you should use wood, like a stick or dowel would work, your showing a shepherd's hook or just in the dirt works! I'm trying all of them! I have a couple trees that aren't doing well from that last frost we had, so I'm hoping it brings them back, thanks for sharing, look forward to your updates!

    • @hillsmillhomestead
      @hillsmillhomestead  Год назад

      Hello Debbie Casalina. You are not wrong in using a wooden stake or non condusive post. If you look close at the shepherd's hook (Iron is not the best for the soil, however, it is magnetized here in this video and the magnetism counters the negative affect of the iron) Then a 12 gauge bare copper wire is wound clockwise up and around the shepherds hook connecting the Antenna to the ground 2-4"deep. We are inspired by your endeavor to perservere by trying until you find what works well for you. Girl Power! -K

  • @sherriwiley4618
    @sherriwiley4618 Год назад +2

    Just got my antennas. Can't wait to see the benefits. Will need to order more!

  • @vickyboyer2384
    @vickyboyer2384 Год назад +2

    I received my antenna today. So thrilled. I'm hoping it revives my grape vine that's lost all its leaves. Can't wait to see if it helps. Thank you!

    • @hillsmillhomestead
      @hillsmillhomestead  Год назад

      We hope you have great results. Give us a shout back and let us know how they responded! and thank you for your order. We are grateful!

  • @charlesdaily5549
    @charlesdaily5549 Год назад +1

    Good information, my wife just ordered some antennas. Semper Fi - USMC Retired 1985-2015

    • @hillsmillhomestead
      @hillsmillhomestead  Год назад

      We got your six Charles Daily. Thank you for your service Sir. We honor you and are grateful to you and your family!

  • @MrJeffm66
    @MrJeffm66 Год назад +1

    Found you guys through Deep South Homestead. Please keep the videos coming and do more.....please.

    • @hillsmillhomestead
      @hillsmillhomestead  Год назад

      Hi Christopher Malphus. Thank you for the kind comment. We will be getting a new video out very soon. Thanks for watching and subscribing. We appreciate you!

  • @brendabaker6504
    @brendabaker6504 Год назад +2

    Thank you, once again, for the knowledge and information. According to the tracking, my antennas will be in tomorrow. I will be placing them in my container garden (Momma B’s Therapy Garden) shortly after. 😁😁 I will make sure to take a some before pictures.

  • @beverlymichael5830
    @beverlymichael5830 Год назад +1

    I ordered mine earlier this week after hearing Danny and Wanda discuss these.

  • @Grimfed
    @Grimfed Год назад +2

    Thank you sir🙏🏽 appreciate your time & knowledge

    • @hillsmillhomestead
      @hillsmillhomestead  Год назад

      Hello Grimfed. Thank you for your kind comment. We appreciate you.

  • @mddsgn
    @mddsgn Год назад +1

    Just ordered ! Thanks for sharing.

  • @ltkerr4688
    @ltkerr4688 Год назад +4

    Looking forward to receiving our antennas. I know they will be perfect for our garden. We really appreciate the video explanations, too.Thank you Mr. Mickey and Ms. Kathy. Take care. LTK

    • @hillsmillhomestead
      @hillsmillhomestead  Год назад +3

      Thank you for your kind comment, LTKerr, we appreciate you.

  • @bettinashope9637
    @bettinashope9637 Год назад +1

    Love this thanks for the good work. God bless and keep doing that which is right

    • @hillsmillhomestead
      @hillsmillhomestead  Год назад

      Thank you Bettina Shope for your comment. We are trying and sure want everyone else to be successful in their gardens also!

  • @ronaldbeatty9423
    @ronaldbeatty9423 Год назад +1

    I am new to your videos and I’m looking forward to learning. Thank you Ron😊👍

    • @hillsmillhomestead
      @hillsmillhomestead  Год назад

      Hello Ronald Beatty. Welcome to our channel. We hope that you take away something you can use in your own garden or homestead. Grateful to you for watching. We appreciate you.

  • @AClark-bq6oc
    @AClark-bq6oc Год назад +1

    Thanks for a great video😁

  • @patticriss2238
    @patticriss2238 Год назад +1

    Thanks! You’ve got quite a following. I wonder if you had considered, not only making antenna’s, but offering 30 min video for sale @$19.99 or something to share a do it yourself option and help educate. Just a thought. Best of luck from an old truckers wife/Oklahoma gardener.

    • @hillsmillhomestead
      @hillsmillhomestead  Год назад +1

      Hello Patti Chriss, thank you for your comment. Yes, in the future I will have a down loadable booklet with more information.

  • @joysikes4352
    @joysikes4352 Год назад +1

    I just ordered 8 this morning! Excited to get them!

    • @hillsmillhomestead
      @hillsmillhomestead  Год назад

      Hi Joy Sikes. We are excited for you! Thanks for your order. We are grateful!

  • @cherylrobinson1747
    @cherylrobinson1747 4 месяца назад +1

    Enjoy listening to your channel! I seen an video Kaye Kittrell posted at your place. When you were by fruit trees you said you really like shepherds hooks to put your antennas on. I know you said bamboo or wood, they don't last as long. What other tall poles work?
    We are waiting on our copper wire to come. Im going to some city garage sales in June. So maybe pick so stuff up cheaper!!
    Thank you!!!

    • @hillsmillhomestead
      @hillsmillhomestead  4 месяца назад

      We have many viewers indicate that they use stripped romex wire to save money. As long as it is 100% copper (not copper coated wire) it will work. We use 12 gauge copper wire. Some pole materials to consider would be fiberglass, PVC, wood, cane poles work great.

  • @threewillowsfarm7779
    @threewillowsfarm7779 Год назад +1

    Learned about you Mickey from Danny and Wanda. So I subscribed to your channel and I like what I've been learning so far. I've seen the difference electric culture makes. Just ordered 20 from you can't wait till they get here

    • @hillsmillhomestead
      @hillsmillhomestead  Год назад

      Hello Three Willows Farm. We love #DeepSouthHomestead also. They are excellent teachers of The Way! We believe you will be pleased with the results. Mickey makes each antenna by hand with careful attention to detail so its taking a minute to get them out but we guarantee you will receive your antennas as quickly as possible. Thank you. We are grateful to you.

  • @lastonleftfpv9234
    @lastonleftfpv9234 Год назад +1

    I made 2 so far, and a week later they seem to be making a big difference. Its going to rain all weekend where i am so i may start a production line for all my veggies. Thanks for the info.

    • @hillsmillhomestead
      @hillsmillhomestead  Год назад

      It sounds like it would be a great activity on the rainy days that you cannot be in your garden, to work on studying other electroculture methods and making your antennas ready to use. Thanks for your comment. We appreciate you watching our channel.

  • @nancyplank4010
    @nancyplank4010 Год назад +4

    Did you have onions intercropped with your green beans? So glad I found you from Danny & Wand DSH. Can't wait to order my antennas!!!! Thank you and keep up the good work!!!

    • @hillsmillhomestead
      @hillsmillhomestead  Год назад +1

      Hi Nancy. We have not put out our green beans yet. What your see here are onions interplanted with peppers and potatatoes! They are good companions. Thanks for your comments and questions! Excellent observation!

  • @tonylong475
    @tonylong475 Год назад +1

    Awesome. You are awesome
    This is a great video for this lost knowledge of gardening
    This is my first time trying electro culturing but have been studying it for awhile. Now is the time for perfecting it

    • @hillsmillhomestead
      @hillsmillhomestead  Год назад

      We like the way you think, tony long! Thanks for your kind comment. We appreciate you.

  • @SG-vu4qy
    @SG-vu4qy Год назад +1

    Hi Mr. Mickey, I am looking forward to using yours in my sweet potatoe slip bed to give them a boost. starting late due to long hanging cold overnight temps here in northern AZ. You are doing us a great service in these challenging times. thank you, and God bless.

    • @hillsmillhomestead
      @hillsmillhomestead  Год назад +2

      Hello S G. Thank you for your kind comment. We believe you will be pleased with the Electrocuture Copper Coil Antennas in your sweet potato slip bed. We also had some cooler than normal temps that stretched beyond our last frost date this year (zone 7-7b) so we are just getting our tomatoes out. Mickey LOVES eating tomatoes and we get thrilled when they start ripening around July 4 here. Hoping you have the best garden season yet S.G! God bless you!

  • @TheTamrock2007
    @TheTamrock2007 Год назад +5

    I recently repotted three lime trees. I mixed soil, peat moss, perlite, vermiculite. We've been lightly watering them each morning. They've dropped the tiny fruit on them and the leaves are yellowed😢. Maybe too much water? Was thinking maybe water every 3 days? Just a Florida grandma trying to learn how to grow food for myself and my loved ones .

    • @yochanontheseeker1942
      @yochanontheseeker1942 Год назад +1

      Citrus like a heavy watering then let it dry out a bit. So maybe heavy watering every couple weeks....you can always feel down a inch or two and see if it’s moist, then wait if it is. Are you fertilizing them? They’re heavy feeders and should be fertilized every couple weeks as well. A 20-10-20 is best.

    • @hillsmillhomestead
      @hillsmillhomestead  Год назад +1

      Hmmm Tammy S Tam. Could just be that the trees were shocked in transplanting. Dont give up on them and water only when the soil is dryed to the touch when inserting your finger in the soil. Hope this helps. We love that you are growing! keep up the good work! and never give up!

  • @MissZ1KCMO
    @MissZ1KCMO Год назад +1

    Just put my order in can't wait to add to my backyard beds.

    • @hillsmillhomestead
      @hillsmillhomestead  Год назад +1

      Mickey is bending copper day and night with maticulus attention to detail on your antennas. We cant wait for you to try them Zinnia78KCMO. We believe you are going to be very surprised!

  • @jerriscollins-ruth9019
    @jerriscollins-ruth9019 Год назад +2

    Thank you for your insights.

    • @hillsmillhomestead
      @hillsmillhomestead  Год назад +1

      Thank you for your open mind Jerris Colllins-Ruth and for watching. We appreciate you.

    • @jerriscollins-ruth9019
      @jerriscollins-ruth9019 Год назад +1

      @@hillsmillhomestead nice to have some Tennessee folks. My Dad is in Warren County near Smartt Station. I now live in Pa. Thanks folks.

  • @lightweaver399
    @lightweaver399 Год назад +1

    Looking forward to seeing the electroculture copper antennas on your tomatoes, cucumbers, and orchard. Kindly show in a video How you are using them next to the plant please.

    • @hillsmillhomestead
      @hillsmillhomestead  Год назад +1

      Hi Lynnzie S. Thanks for your comment. We take your suggestions seriously and we sincerely desire that our viewers take away something useful in every video. After careful review, we believe we went into pretty good detail about the copper coil antenna method of Electroculture at time point 1:50-2:07 in the video you are commenting on. Hope that this detail is what you are looking for. We are grateful for you Lynnzie S. Happy Gardening!

  • @530eman
    @530eman Год назад +1

    Great information, appreciate you sharing 🙏🏻
    What size pots are you sitting next to? 3 gallon?
    Thank you

    • @hillsmillhomestead
      @hillsmillhomestead  Год назад +1

      Great question @530eman. The pots in this video are 25 gallon and 45 gallon.

    • @530eman
      @530eman Год назад +1

      @@hillsmillhomestead well, I was off a bit 🤣

  • @donnahoward4236
    @donnahoward4236 Год назад +2

    Thank you so much for this!

  • @mls3555
    @mls3555 7 месяцев назад +1

    I have not tried this yet but have heard the copper antenna is more effective when wrapped around a stick or wood/bamboo dowell as it provides for grounding & balancing of the energy. Also heard height is optimal at whatever the expected height of the grown plant will be

    • @hillsmillhomestead
      @hillsmillhomestead  7 месяцев назад

      I have also seen many different ways people attempt Electroculture methods. I've been using this antenna with great success and have many comments of other gardners success with my antenna. This antenna is not an orchard antenna, it's made to cover a 3 ft. radius around each plant. Thanks for your comment.

  • @joelaichner3025
    @joelaichner3025 Год назад +2

    Have a Fine Day !

  • @debluetailfly
    @debluetailfly Год назад +4

    Have you experimented with harmonizers? Made from tensor rings. Similar idea to the antennas. I wonder if the antenna and harmonizers would work in conjunction with each other?

  • @ReapWhatYouSowGardening
    @ReapWhatYouSowGardening Год назад +2

    I think i might try electroculture

    • @hillsmillhomestead
      @hillsmillhomestead  Год назад +1

      Happy Gardening to you Reap What You Sow Gardening! We believe you will be pleased. We wouldn't garden without it! Thanks for your comments, we appreciate you!

  • @Conrail50
    @Conrail50 Год назад +1

    I ordered 4 on 5/6/23, I’m looking forward to adding them to my raised beds. I already have good yields but I’m looking forward to increased yields for canning purposes. Thank you for your research and work!

    • @hillsmillhomestead
      @hillsmillhomestead  Год назад

      Hi Conrail50! Thank you for watching and supporting our channel. We are looking forward to hearing how pleased you are with your production this year as a result of those antennas you ordered! Thank you. We are grateful.

  • @oldschoolfoil2365
    @oldschoolfoil2365 Год назад +1

    Awesome

  • @Lauralamontanaro
    @Lauralamontanaro Год назад +1

    Looking forward to implementing this into my garden this year!

  • @debbies688
    @debbies688 Год назад +2

    Hi Mickey, thanks for all the videos my question is how this effect worms in the garden?

    • @hillsmillhomestead
      @hillsmillhomestead  Год назад +2

      That's a great question Debbiefloridagirl. Electroculture should not affect worms in your garden.

    • @debbies688
      @debbies688 Год назад +2

      @@hillsmillhomestead thanks!!!! I ordered 4 spirals from you can't wait to try them.

  • @tambrasmith9707
    @tambrasmith9707 Год назад +1

    Thank you for my antennas … i ordered sum more

    • @hillsmillhomestead
      @hillsmillhomestead  Год назад

      Thank you, Tambra Smith. We are grateful for your orders!

    • @tambrasmith9707
      @tambrasmith9707 Год назад

      And I am thankful that y’all are teaching us what you know

    • @tambrasmith9707
      @tambrasmith9707 Год назад

      I am having zucchini and onions and new taters for supper tonight

  • @johnbgoode847
    @johnbgoode847 Год назад +2

    Dr Georges Lakhovsky invented this. A passive version(Lakhovsky coil) and then a powered unit called a Multi-Wave-Oscillator driven by a Tesla Coil. His experiments on plants using his copper wire(accumulator) before his patent are amazing and should still be on the internet with tons of photos. His wearable copper wrist coils were the rage in the late 1800's in England and are still used today worldwide. Plants love them too especially when used as he designed them.

    • @hillsmillhomestead
      @hillsmillhomestead  Год назад

      Hi John Bgoode. Thank you for sharing your knowledge with us. Yes, Electroculture has been around since the days of the pyramids. Mickey loves Tesla's studies and grand inventions on the subject. Mickey is such a geek! LOL. But his geekiness makes him grow lots of tomatoes, so I think I will stick with what he does to make 'em grow! Thank you so much for sharing with us.

    • @mrsducky3428
      @mrsducky3428 Год назад +1

      @John Bgoode thank you for the name Dr. George Lakhovsky heading down that rabbit hole now! 😊

    • @hillsmillhomestead
      @hillsmillhomestead  Год назад +1

      Missus Ducky, we really like that your intellect has been sparked! It is a very deep rabbit hole but well worth the ride! Lakhovsky inspired part of Mickey's design in the Electroculture Copper Coil Antenna that we use.

    • @mrsducky3428
      @mrsducky3428 Год назад

      @@hillsmillhomestead very cool!! Thank you!

  • @johnwilliams1353
    @johnwilliams1353 Год назад +1

    I make them too like that. Off the top of my head

    • @hillsmillhomestead
      @hillsmillhomestead  Год назад

      We love that, John. Happy Gardening and our hats are off to you Sir! Thanks for your kind comments. We appreciate you!

  • @AnthonyKey-o8r
    @AnthonyKey-o8r Год назад +1

    I enjoy your videos and have received my antennas. I have a small yard and raise my vegetables in raised beds I made. One of these container is beside my shed and doesn’t have a clear southern exposure . Do you have any suggestions on how to place the antenna so it will be most effective.Thanks.

    • @hillsmillhomestead
      @hillsmillhomestead  Год назад +1

      Thanks for watching our videos, Anthony Key. We are grateful. Regardless of your lack of southern exposure, if you place the plant you are growing between TRUE North and the Electroculture Copper Coil Antenna (ECCA) (which puts the antenna on the south side of the plant) you will receive maximum benefit from the ECCA.

  • @gizmo9067
    @gizmo9067 Год назад +4

    Good day
    I ordered some antennas looking forward to trying them out. I’m curious does the current affect the earth worms at all?

    • @Natasha_Florida
      @Natasha_Florida Год назад +3

      Good question!

    • @hillsmillhomestead
      @hillsmillhomestead  Год назад +2

      Hello Good day. Studies have shown the electromagnetic energy has no affect on earth worms.

  • @Susie_Brown
    @Susie_Brown Год назад +6

    Hi there! Thank you for discussing this subject again. I have antennas all in my garden this year. This is the first time I have ever heard anyone talk about the coils needing to be clockwise. I went out to look at mine and I’m clueless as to which way they are. Depending on how you look at it it could go either way. I’m so confused. I also had the long end in the dirt.

    • @CaMT888
      @CaMT888 Год назад +4

      I was also confused by that having done mine already. So my sweet engineering husband tells me to look down from the top to identify

    • @Bruce_Wayne35
      @Bruce_Wayne35 Год назад +5

      It probably doesn't matter. If somebody wants to do a large experiment using potted plants and copper wire coils, half of them clockwise and the other counter-clockwise, and there is a significant difference in one group compared to the other group, I will stand corrected.

    • @curtisbacon7856
      @curtisbacon7856 Год назад +4

      ​@@Bruce_Wayne35 the reason the direction of the coil is important is because you're trying to do two things you're not trying to just help your plants you're all so trying to help the soil because the Earth has a North and South Pole the magnetic lines of flux rotate in the opposite direction from north to south

    • @DrCorvid
      @DrCorvid Год назад +1

      My info is that you won't influence your antenna at all with a left or right wrap because it matters not to radio, which we have measured at near-zero to many ghz frequencies. So ham radio tinkerers call bullshit on the theory. Yes it is a current so in the ground is great. If you lookup "beck blood electrifier" you'll see iots from "electronic plant growth stimulator" which seemed more like Budwig frequency device than a Rife frequency generator, but indications are the dirty signal is better a la Budwig because the biology takes what it needs to amplify and does not amplify the more negative signals...but it looks like you can use a frequency generator with the electrodes buried :) :)

    • @hillsmillhomestead
      @hillsmillhomestead  Год назад +2

      Hello Duncan Crow. Thanks for sharing your knowledge on ham radio operation. We appreciate you! you can also check out Nikola Teslas works on Electroculture!

  • @kimmmer6361
    @kimmmer6361 Год назад +5

    I do a lot of container gardening, 5 gallon buckets. Does an antenna go in each container?

    • @hillsmillhomestead
      @hillsmillhomestead  Год назад

      Hello Kimmmer! The antenna Mickey has in this video covers a three foot radius when stuck directly into the container.

  • @rockyeshom8370
    @rockyeshom8370 Год назад +3

    Mickey, Do you wind the copper coil antenna clockwise from the shorter bottom end to the longer top end or vise versa? Thanks for your reply.

    • @synergy2222
      @synergy2222 Год назад +2

      Clockwise if living in the Northern Hemisphere.

    • @hillsmillhomestead
      @hillsmillhomestead  Год назад +2

      Hello Rocky Eshom. Mickey coils the antenna clockwise from the bottom up with the shorter end on the bottom. Thanks for your question. We like how you are thinking things through!

  • @Javainthebox
    @Javainthebox Год назад +1

    Hi Mickey! I’m getting into electro culture this year and am confused. I’m in North America. Am I winding UP my stick clockwise (so begin winding away from me)? When looking down from the top, this would make the spiral ascending clockwise but descending (spiraling down) counter clockwise. To clarify, is it the ascending spiral that needs to be clockwise? So much gratitude for all of your work and education. 🙏🏼❤️

    • @hillsmillhomestead
      @hillsmillhomestead  Год назад

      Hi Javainthebox. Wind your 100% copper wire clockwise from the bottom up your stake. It should look just like your Electroculture Copper Coil Antenna, which you can peer up or down its center and see clockwise rotation. Hope this helps.

  • @DustySplinters
    @DustySplinters Год назад +2

    Micky,
    From your research, does the wire gauge matter?
    Copper wire is expensive and I also have some stranded I might use on the top to spread out the strands to capture more.
    I saw someone using Conventional wire with insulation on it to create rings around plants with stripped ends overlapping but not touching.
    Appreciate any input you can offer.
    Peace, Walter
    aka: Dusty Splinter on RUclips.

    • @hillsmillhomestead
      @hillsmillhomestead  Год назад +1

      Hello Dusty Splinters. 12 gauge 100% Copper Wire (not aluminum wrapped in copper) is what we use here. But many have commented that they have had success with a lesser gauge. We are really digging all the ways viewers are experimenting in their own growing enviroments. We were hoping just getting their eyes opened to the possibilities in Electroculture....well, lets just say... Necessity is the mother of Invention. And at least the word on Electroculture is out there in case times ahead get tough.

    • @DustySplinters
      @DustySplinters Год назад +2

      @@hillsmillhomestead Thank you,
      I have also hear that a mast with wire wrapped around it outside of the hen house will increase egg production. Not sure if it terminates in the groud out side or goes inside or both.
      It is all worth a try.
      Also... A non conductive mast with an antenna on it can be brought down to capture electricity and then stepped through a transformer to power lights or more.
      There is so much lost technology from centuries ago.
      Peace, Walter
      aka: Dusty Splinter on RUclips.

    • @hillsmillhomestead
      @hillsmillhomestead  Год назад +1

      Thanks for sharing that info, Dusty Splinters. We appreciate you!

  • @jenniferputnam4620
    @jenniferputnam4620 Год назад +5

    I’m gardening in a garden stalk container as well as containers much like your black containers. The garden stalk is 5 tiers high and hold 1 cubit soil in each tier. I would think I would think that I would need one antenna per tier. Do you think that would be overkill or just what i need?

    • @hillsmillhomestead
      @hillsmillhomestead  Год назад +4

      That would be a great experiment to try, Jennifer Putnam. Picture in your mind a 3 ft radius around each antenna. Perhaps you could try to put one on each side of the green stalk, and in the name of exploration, perhaps one on the top where water enters so that the copper charges your water. Let us know, we learn something new every day! Thank you for your question. We appreciate you.

  • @MyAppyLife
    @MyAppyLife Год назад +2

    Thank you, Mickey! I ordered some of your antennas and looking forward to using them. I have a tilled garden space. Will they work on that, or just container or raised beds? I'm experimenting with some grow bags this year so I'll use them for that application. Thanks for sharing your knowledge of gardening.

    • @hillsmillhomestead
      @hillsmillhomestead  Год назад +2

      Great question My Appalachian Life. Yes, it will work in your growing environment. Place the copper coil antennas 2-4" deep in the soil on the south side of your plants. This will cover a 3 ft radius.Thanks for your interest in Electroculture. We appreciate you and we are grateful for your order.