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Have you tried using copper wires, antennae, or coils in your garden?
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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 help draw in atmospheric energy and redirect it through the field.
In Netism, copper acts as a bridge between the aether and the Earth, enhancing growth, coherence, and communication between the gardener and the green realm.
Have you experimented with copper in your garden? What kinds of results, insights, or patterns have you noticed over time?
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I’ve used coils, the straight ones didn’t work too good. You know the ones where it’s mostly straight with a spot in the middle where it turns… I tried winding a wire all the way around a wooden pole and I can see my plants improving. I’m still a novice at it, but I fully believe that channeling the Earth’s currents is an important part of gardening.
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