Techniques and methods used in electroculture farming.
Electroculture Induction Stimulation Induction stimulation is a method of electroculture farming that exposes plants to electromagnetic fields, rather than direct electric currents. It aims to enhance plant growth by recreating the conditions of the natural magnetic field. This how-to guide covers the key steps for setting up an induction stimulation system. Induction stimulators work by …
Harnessing Atmospheric Energy in Electroculture Farming What is Atmospheric Energy? Atmospheric energy refers to the electrical potential naturally present between the surface of the Earth and the ionosphere about 50 miles up in the atmosphere. There is always an estimated 250,000 to 500,000 volts of electrical tension spanning this distance. This ever-present electric field can …
Electroculture Alternating Current (AC) Stimulation This requires exposing the soil or the plant to a weak AC electrical field. This method is not as common as DC stimulation, but it can be more effective in some cases. It is also a bit complex & expensive than DC stimulation, because it involves an AC power source. …
Electroculture Direct Current Stimulation Direct current (DC) stimulation is the most common method of electroculture. It involves applying a small amount of direct current (DC) electricity directly to the plant or soil. The amount of electricity used is very low, typically only a few milliamperes. The voltage can vary depending on the plant and the …
