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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 soil (much more significantly if you add paramagnetic stones like basalt).

In my garden, I used almost exclusively counterclockwise coils with the ends pointing MAGNETIC NORTH (this part is important!)

As experimentation around the world increased, many people are claiming success with clockwise wound coils.

They may both be effective. I saw a video where someone was staggering them at different heights with great success.

I should add that it is important to wind the wire around a neutral (i.e. wood) pole all the way. Do not make only a few turns with the rest being straight. In a coil, a magnetic field will appear only if it is wound. The coils where it is mostly straight usually do not have as many positive reports.

Share your experiences and insights regarding electroculture coils.

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