A simple method of applying atmospheric energy to significantly increase plant growth – Ron Wilson
The basic materials are copper wire (and/or magnets), to revitalize the soil and increase yields by 100-300%. It also eliminates the need for fertilizers and pesticides.
Electroculture has many advantages, all of which were openly advertised a hundred years ago. All of these benefits can be found even with the simplest modern methods of using copper wire as an antenna.
One common method of modern electroculture is the “spiral antenna,” a simple copper wire that is stuck into the soil. This copper wire acts as an antenna, collecting atmospheric energy and directing it into the soil. This method is accomplished with low energy inputs. All necessary items can be purchased at your local hardware store.
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