36" Electroculture Stakes, Copper, Rod, Probe, Antenna Electro Culture. (6 Pack)

Grow plants much faster, bigger and healthier!

This is for a 6-pack of 36" long electroculture stakes made from bamboo and 99.99% pure copper wire. Copper antenna included at the top. Great for farmers of all kinds of plants and vegetables. Increase growth by 30%+, improve soil quality, improve plant resistance to pests/diseases, and reduce the need for nutrients all with the natural electromagentic energy from the atmosphere. Simply put the electroculture stakes into the the ground deep enough to reach the root of the plant. Each electroculture stake feeds 6 square foot of area. Easy to use/set and forget.

Long electroculture stakes are better for larger areas and for plants with deeper roots.

Electroculture stakes are devices used in agricultural practices that harness electrical energy to promote plant growth. Here's how they benefit plants:

1. Stimulate Growth: By introducing weak electrical currents into the soil, electroculture stakes can stimulate the growth rate of plants. This can lead to faster maturation and increased biomass.

2. Improve Nutrient Uptake: The electrical currents can enhance the plant's ability to absorb nutrients from the soil, leading to healthier and more robust growth.

3. Boost Yield: With enhanced growth and nutrient uptake, plants often produce larger and more plentiful yields.

4. Enhance Soil Quality: Electrical stimulation can improve soil aeration and microbial activity, contributing to better soil health overall.

5. Increase Resistance to Pests and Diseases: Some studies suggest that electroculture can help plants become more resistant to pests and diseases, reducing the need for chemical interventions.

6. Promote Root Development: Electrical stimulation can enhance root growth, leading to stronger and more resilient plants.

Using 36" long electroculture stakes effectively involves a few steps to ensure that they are properly installed and positioned to benefit your plants. Here’s a general guide:

1. Choose the Right Location: Identify the area of your garden or farm where you want to use the stakes. Ideally, this should be close to the plants you wish to benefit from electroculture.

2. Prepare the Soil: Ensure the soil is well-prepared and has good moisture content. This helps in the conductivity of the electrical currents.

3. Insert the Stakes: Push the 36" long stakes into the ground near the root base of your plants. The stakes should be deep enough to ensure they are stable and make good contact with the soil, typically leaving only a portion above ground.

4. Spacing: If you are using multiple stakes, space them evenly according to the manufacturer's recommendations. This is often around every 3-6 feet, but can vary based on specific requirements or guidelines provided.

5. Monitor and Adjust: Observe your plants' response to the electroculture stakes. If needed, adjust the depth, spacing, or electrical input based on results and manufacturer recommendations.

Farmers discovered electroculture technology in the 1930s and were growing huge plants but were told to stop using this technology since food would become so abundant that there would be no profit for farmers. It was then forgotten and now has been revived in modern times.