Pesticides may offer a quick fix, but the cost is long-term imbalance, damaging the soil, polluting water, weakening plant resilience, and introducing toxins into our own bodies. In Netism, sustainability means working with the field, not forcing it. Pesticide-free gardening supports the Earth’s intelligence, creates healthier food, and keeps t…[Read more]

Every region has its champions, plants so sturdy and forgiving that even total beginners can succeed with them. Sharing these dependable allies can help others in the community start their gardens with confidence. In Netism, growing even a single plant is an act of connection with the field and the Earth spirit.

Let’s build a practical list r…[Read more]

This thread is a place to trade ideas, tricks, and methods that have helped your plants thrive. It doesn’t have to be electroculture related. Anything that makes things easier, yields better growth, and uses natural ingredients.

What are your favorite gardening tips?

Water holds memory, geometry, and motion. When structured through vortexing, magnetism, or flow alignment, it can become more coherent, energetically charged, and resonant with life. In Netism, structured water is seen as a living conduit that mirrors the harmony of the field. When used in gardening, it can enhance plant health, nutrient…[Read more]

Electroculture is reawakening ancient knowledge: that plants respond to the energetic conditions of their environment. Copper, known for its conductivity and resonance, can be used to guide subtle Earth currents, amplifying the natural vitality of soil and plant life. From simple vertical antennae to spiral coils and 12-pointed stars, these tools…[Read more]

Many who work with plants sense an unseen connection that transcends water, soil, and sunlight. In Netism, this makes perfect sense: all life is nested in the field, and plants respond to energetic shifts just as we do. The Baxter Effect, first observed by Cleve Backster in the 1960s, revealed that plants appear to react to human emotion, thought,…[Read more]

A huge debate in the electroculture community right now is whether coils should be wound counterclockwise or clockwise.

In my research, I found that most accounts state that counterclockwise is the best. Counterclockwise aligns with centripetal forces, directing energy down into the soil. This helps to increase the paramagnetic qualities of the…[Read more]