Now i know why my grandfather threw his copper pennies in the garden when he could. I asked on time i saw him doing it and his reply was I'll never be hungry or broke. May years later im starting to understand why. Thanks for all you do.

I would not be gardening anymore had I not found electro culture! Thanks for all you do! Agree.. it assists in making stronger plants from germination forward. Between the extreme UV rays, 120 degree sun, drought then torrential rains..it works. Only those who take the time to observe their plants will understand. Has overwhelmingly helped my horrific slug issue! Bless you!

I read one study on electro culture that basically was intentionally used to make farmers and growers to turn against electro culture that said if everyone switched to electro culture there would be an adundance of food and produce wouldn’t sell for much due to supply and demand… we just harvested our early crop of red potatoes that we planted at the end of March, the plants closest to the antennae’s grew 52 inches tall while other grew to the average 30-40 inches. It definitely works! I even make tiny little 6 inch tall copper coils for my starter trays and seeds that typically take 7-10 days to germinate only took 3-4 days! He’s correct, it doesn’t replace nutrition and good soil, but the electricity makes for healthier sap within the plants, plants rely on electricity just as our bodies do. Also copper keeps away certain pests like slugs and snails that can cause a lot of foliage damage, copper collars around the base of plants will keep away any slugs and snails, their bodies can’t touch it, or they get a jolt due to the nature of their slime coating… if you can make the switch from using iron and steel tools in your garden to using copper made tools. Over time using iron and steel in the garden adds to your soil rust and particles that gum up your soil, and deprive it of nutrients, this happens due to abrasion between the soil and the iron tools. Copper has the opposite effect, fluffy breathable soil with time! There are studies on this as well, from the late 1800s into early 1900s!

Mr. Mickey And Cathy, you got yourself a new subscriber. That gristmill you found for Danny and Wanda is priceless. That simple gesture really tore up my heart. I wanted to say thank you and God bless.🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽

Thank you for your clear explanation on the direction of the coils! I’ve been so confused because it seems that everyone agrees that it should be clockwise for northern atmosphere, but I see it done differently. I had my own idea of what clockwise is, but now that I see your video, I understand where all the confusion is from. The way I understood was to coil it clockwise as if looking straight at it. Imagine looking at your wrist watch and there was a stick coming right out of the middle. If you were to coil a wire around that stick going in the same direction as the hands (clockwise), then it will actually be counterclockwise when looking at it from the bottom up or top down. So the way I’m seeing it (as if looking at my watch), I actually have to wind it counterclockwise in order for it to come out clockwise as I look under it going up, or looking at it from top, going down. This makes for a good brain-teaser!

Yes, a higher charge buildup, the ground is full of electricity, this method raises that concentration. A friend asked me to help him set up his garden with this technology. Yes, Nikola Tesla was the master of the aether, now the government has his inventions. I am a radio nut and experiment a lot with electricity. Thanks very much for the information and God Bless.

I saw this on DEEP SOUTH HOMESTEAD and he said who was making them and told us to check out your channel. Well, I don't know whether to hug your neck or ring it! My husband made some of these and placed them in our raised beds (not in all of them) and we have harvested so much more this year than any other times. We have 4x8 beds about 2 ft deep. I have picked and picked and picked several days in a row and canned 7 pints per day each time. I'm running out of jars! My cucumbers have so much I'm tired of looking at them (LOL not really) and I have pickles out the ying yang. The beans are double and triple in size and so green. My peppers have tripled in size and not even ripe yet. The onions have huge. The garlic is gigantic. We have raised beds in the greenhouses and they are also doing awesome. We succession planted blue lake beans and glad we did. Gives me a break from beans! The watermelson and cantaloupes are running like crazy and blooming but not ready to produce just yet. We live in upstate South Carolina between Greenville and Clemson. God has been good for sending leading us to people like you and Deep South.

Great information! So grateful how God has a way to lead us to educate ourselves in survival🙏🏻❤️your video is wonderful!!

Thank u Hills mill , we appreciate you

I'm new here from one of your comments on Cultivate Elevate! Thank you!!! 🫶

My brother gave us a bunch of copper wire so we were able to make our own but we really appreciate all the information you've given us 💝👍👍💝

Love your antennas and all your sharing and knowledge!! God Bless!!!

Thank you for this video and stay safe Mickey. You know the rich don't want this knowledge out there.

Mickey! Looking good... Thanks!

Danny and Miss Wanda said to check out your channel. So glad I got you. Thank you so much

Just found your channel thanks to Danny and Wanda at Deep South Homestead.

Mr. Mikey, I liked you before, but now that that you gifted Danny and Wanda with the corn mill, I love you 😍! You are a good man. 👍

Came over from Deep South Homestead hi from Minnesota

Happy Father's Day Mr Mickey What a blessing Ya'll are I thought Mr Danny was gonna cry n all of us along with him prayer's n love God is Good

I’m been using similar antennas for a couple of years now and the results speak for themselves. I use chicken wire to trellis anything that climbs: beans and peas are way taller than me. I also grow tomatoes around an isolated copper wire, basically growing around its antenna. Again, results are there and electro culture works for those willing to spend some time in the garden. Thank you

Hello Micky from Central PA. Got my rods and all out in the garden. Thank you my friend.

Thank you my good friends Recieved mine. Tell Ms. Kathy loved her sweet card. We're glad to support you and love the channel . Your such a mind full of knowledge. Have a blessed day. 🙏❤️👍💯

The antennas have worked well for me in my potted plants in my Condo homestead. Thanks for all you do form Columbus, Ohio.

Thank you for the info Mr Mickey!

Tkanki you very very much. I watch you with bated breath

I live out here in the country and there's a lot of farmland and there's a lot of metal fence post with Barbed wire fence. And I have noticed the grass on the fence North and South is thicker on two sides of that then that that goes east and West. Always wondered growing up why, but I never knew why until I found your videos and I had never heard of electroculture. You can even see this phenomenon even in the city with chain-link fences. Thank you for teaching me how to build these I have built me about twenty-four of them and because I'm just too lazy to build more I just purchased 5 more from store.

Now I know why my yields got better when I started using cattle panel to trellis my tomatoes, cucumber, beans and peas. Not just what I had growing on the trellis bot everything. I plant trellis plants on every other row so I can use my cub to cultivate and clean the middle. By luck my rows run north and south. Ive been building this soil for years it wasn't real good when I started. I took cow bones gathered from my pasture, ran them through an old hammermill, wood chips I got from a friend with a landscaping company, charcoal and ash from burning brush piles and plowed this into my soil. This was the first year of building that soil but it's an ongoing process. I'm a big fan of the moldboard plow and use one every spring to plow and turn whatever it is I'm adding into the soil. My soil has gone from a light colored mix of sand and clay to a dark, rich soil that doesn't turn as hard as concrete when it gets dry. In fact it holds moisture much longer than it used to.

Awesome

Hi Mickey!! Got all 20 of my rods. All in the garden. Thank you so much. They arrived in great shape. God bless you.

Thanks so much for all the GREAT information. AND...I love the hillbilly music. I thoroughly enjoyed that from my KY Roots!

Well done. . . All good info.

Thanks for asking!!!

Good information on these questions.

I added these to my garden today. I put them on the smallest plants just to see if they pass up the biggest ones.

Thank you, for another great video, love the music at the end too! Our antennas are working well, I'll order more soon.

Thanks for that informative video 😊👌👍🙏😁 I would like to make an additional comment to that, which is, it's good and very imperative to use the Electroculture / magnetoculture, as it helps the plants uptake the nutrients for the plant, But, however, IF, the soil is deleted or lacking nutrients and Electroculture in itself, will not help ! So, that now brings me to say the point, that, maybe we should not totally and wholly rely on Electroculture? So do a combination of things while experimenting the best method needed for each person's grounds. So so ideas to mix is, e.g, Compost teas, wormycasts, volcanic ash, epsom salts, introduction of earthworms, adding some comfrey fertilizer to soil, drip feeding water, etc etc the list could go on . . . But i guess you get the idea? Ok good luck everyone 👍 🙂 😉 God bless 🙏

Thank you for your knowledge sir, God bless you and your family.

I'm in my 4th week, with copper wire in my food forest. I'm adding more every week until I have all my garden covered. I'm going to make the ones for fruit trees this weekend. So far a few things are looking better.

Just ordered some. Found you on Deep South. Thank you!

Ok, right-hand coil....BUT is it right-hand from the 'bottom' view or the 'top'? Thank you! Edit: Nevermind!! I saw that you answered this question in one of the ones below. Thanks again for sharing this info!

I have two orders coming from you, one is on the way and the other is being processed. I have been unable to find copper around the area and when I went to a Lowe’s last week, the guy I asked asked if it was for electro culture and surprised I said yes. He said a lot of people are asking about the copper so no wonder I can’t find any. He said he was going to study about it since s he’s asked a lot recently. We had storms yesterday so will see how these work. I did get a few from someone else but looking forward to receiving yours. Love your knowledge.

I really liked how you presented this idea. Thank you for sharing!

Good Thursday morning, just saw your new video and thank you. All I can say is I made my own antennas and did my research. At least for me still not really sold on this. But it does work on some of my plants in my garden! Videos of my garden and this test, is up on my channel. Have a blessed day and God bless

I watched one of your first electro culture videos & was intrigued by the concept. We had leftover copper wire, so we made some antennas using your model. I grow mainly in recycled livestock mineral tubs, old leakyfeed & water troughs, kiddie wading pools. All of the plants are more vigorous, with more flowers & fruit than in the past. I just scored a full roll of 12 ga. copper wire at a yard sale, so will be adding antennas to the berry bushes & fruit trees next. Thank you so much for sharing your expertise and information!!! Blessings from NW Florida! 😊

Amazing video thanks for sharing your ideas on planting vegetables

thanks for doing the research, the videos and being a voice of reason in the electroculture conversation. Just got an email saying my antennas are on the way.

Ordered 5 of them. Thank you!

Thanks

Mickey, thanks so much for your info and the antenna's. here in E. Tn. our red clay soil is terrible i'm trying to build it up

Thank you for sharing!

This year is our first time ever growing tomatoes. We live in the high desert. So far, I have 5. And, we put a cherry tomato about 10 miles away at the boyfriends house. Yesterday we picked the first one. It was SO sweet. We have to keep them netted because of birds and squirrels. So far so good.

My order is in today's mail! Looking forward to using them. Thank you for the info.

Thanks!

Thanks! I like the video. One thing I'd like to throw at you though. As far as I understand, with the olde way of doing this, the copper should be coiled around a wooden pole. And ideally it could be braided wire. But having it mixed with wood could be real important, because the copper is a conductor while the wood is an insulator, and this is how orgone energy is generated. A step beyond that could be to get fancy making orgonite, using geometric designs and spirals along with crystals and the like. But the basic, most important part is just to have conductive metal with insulative material.

Thank you

I can't wait to try elec troculture in my N.E. Ohio garden. 2nd year gardener at age 66. Made my own compost, started amending last year's clay soil ground beds in late February, treated organically for grubs, etc, started seeds indoors, planted out end of May. Just finishing up direct sowing some things. What could it hurt to experiment with electroculture?❤😊 Thank you for sharing such great information!

Fascinating subject thanks, Just subscribed. Greetings from James J in Limerick city Ireland

Thank you for the information. Greetings from Cusco - Perú.

I have watched and I want scientific proof of anything before I become a believer. I worked as a plumber my entire life, I was a field rep for AO Smith water heaters for a while, and I can tell you, the Anode rod in your water heater serves a purpose, you can read details on the internet. In my personal testing of these copper coils, I have seen changes in tomato plants. The first thing I noticed was the leaves went from curving downward to turning upward. The second thing I noticed was the blooms were opening at a faster rate. And the third was the size difference of the plants after one week of having the copper antenna installed. I started with 4 antenna in wicking tubs, four in regular planting tubs with drain holes, and all using the same potting mix and nutrients. The four antenna in the wicking tubs are out growing the four wicking tubs with no antenna. The four wicking tubs with antenna are out growing the four regular tubs with drain holes. The difference in antenna construction makes a difference in the plant size and response. The plants with antennas made with 4 coils are not developing at the same rate as the ones with antennas with 7 coils. The antennas with a 6" stem and 6" top, with 7 coils, placed on the south side of the tomato plants seem to have the greatest results, the plants are bigger and the foliage is standing up rather than drooping, and the blooms are developing faster than other plants. I am in zone 7B I think, according to the new zone maps. In western Arkansas in the mountains. I will continue to monitor results and will try to comment with results throughout the season, but the results I am seeing already is pointing to this idea working. I don’t believe in chi, and life force, and all that other hippie culture propaganda. But, I do believe in the magnetic poles, static electricity, and, referring back to that simple anode rod in your water heater, I believe that antenna may be drawing minerals to make them more readily available for plant uptake. This is just my honest opinion and I hope this helps anyone looking for more research on this electroculture idea.

I love the antenna I got from you. There is so much of a difference of plants with vs without them. I had never thought about north south fence before. The very back of my property has north south fence and I had it cleared and it just blew up with growth faster than the east west sides.

I ordered and received ten. I shared some with my brother

I ordered 15 and will be ording more soon

Hi Mickey! Question about the copper coils. Does it matter if the tip has a loop or spiral on it or should it be straight? Curious if that matters. So much gratitude for all of your work and the education. Have a beautiful day!

Hello.. I received a bunch of your coils. It is helping most of my garden, however I should not have used compost before finding out if it was sprayed with Graison..Hard lesson learned, but at least there are some areas that did not get the compost..👍

Great channel. Some questions: 1) Should the copper be insulated or should the insulation be removed? 2) What works best; copper wire coils or copper wire coiled around wood? Thanks

I am growing things in 5 gallon buckets set in 42" kidde pools. I put 36" tall 2x4 galvanized fencing around the pools to keep critters out of my buckets. I put galvanized tomato cages in all of my buckets. I cut 3" pieces of copper wire and I use them for twist ties to wire the tops of the cages together and wire the cages too the fence. I noticed that all of my plants are growing taller with the cages on them. I have some #12 solid copper wire from an old house demo. I might try some antennas and see if it makes a diffe ence. Thanks for the video.

Mickey...you are a true friend. Just saw what you did for Danny... I could feel the love and respect you have for each other. Can't wait to see Miss Kathy's video/perspective of your special delivery to DSH. You and Danny are a rare breed in this day and age. Thank you, and may God bless you seven-fold!❤ Subscribed, from Ohio.

Hey Mr. Mickey! I appreciate your videos on this subject so much. My grandpa taught me how to do this years ago. He had those old books showing how to make them, the kind with pencil-like sketch drawings. I don't know what happened to them, wish I had them now. I have a question, I see you have the coated cages for your tomatoes. Won't that ground out the garden? What are your thoughts on that? My grandpa taught me after watering, not to leave the green rubber hose laying in the garden, he said it would take out what he's trying to put in. He also was very particular about all types of metal in the garden, & his tools being cleaned and polished with a rag of olive oil. He was born in 1899 and died in the late 70's he was going on 80 and worked like a mule. Barely a gray hair, he said because of the copper. Every morning, He drank water out of his copper cup, he'd fill it the night before and put it in the fridge. The funeral home said he was the youngest "old" man they'd ever seen. It wasn't his genes either, he had 11 siblings and they all had gray hair. He was the oldest living son that didn't die from a heart attack. He actually died from appendicitis. He had pain for a couple days and then it burst, he felt better and got back to work. By the next day he had a fever and they said it was gangrene. He thought it was a gallstone and that's why he didn't go to the Doctor. The Dr. Said he was so healthy otherwise that he probably would have made it to 100! Anyway, I have utilized several of his tricks and boy do I see a difference! God Bless you.

I put an copper antena in my plant it killed the aphids off and my plant is growing like wild fire.. it amazing

Your design? Wow.

Ordered 6, will probably order more. I know my soil needs work. I have struggled to grow anything after the F4 tornado we had here in 2013. My plants struggle, get disease now.

grato

Its awesome to see how electroculture works Danny from deepsouth homestead his corn is about 12 to 15 ft high

What a great informational video! What about placing a coil next to fruit trees? Thank you 😊

Thanks it basically a boost, I know u have on longer lengths for tomatoes, is one better than the other small coils to longer taller lengths, stranded wire to solid

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Jerry Baker: In his Book Old Time Gardening Wisdom on page 70thru 72 talking about Electroculture.

Very informative video Mickey!! So many people are trying electroculture recently and Ive seen good and poor things being said, but you said it all here. So many are looking for that "magic fix", these antenaes are a booster they magnify the good already in the dirt and plant and make them both better. We've only had our garden planted almost a week but in my greenhouse I noticed that my tomato starts that had coils had thick massive roots (I use clear solo cups to start) the ones without the coils have thin hair like roots. Didnt notice anything with my pepper starts but my strawberries rooted so much deeper and faster, bush beans in the greenhouse germinated it 2 days and within a week are already 8 inches tall, the in ground garden without coils are on day 5 and still not germinated yet. My greenhouse tomato plants with coils are massive compared to my in ground plants without and they all started at the same time and they are the same kind. I made more coils and put them in my garden every other tomato plant. Ive got to get some more wire so I can make more, Ive done 60 or so as of now between the greenhouse, orchard and garden...I plan to make about a hundred and fifty more so that every row in the garden has a coil every 3 foot, might not all be done this summer but I plan to make as many of them as I can.

Recently bought some of your antennae and I was very intrigued by the accuracy of the coils. Being a retired Mechanical Engineer I was curious do you make these in a automation process like on a CNC lathe or are they hand wound? I own a 3D Printing business so I designed a helical mandrel and printed it so I can wind my own but they dont look as perty as yours! I also live in Mid TN so not so far from your place. Thanks for the videos. We really enjoy them!

My sons have a metal garden bed, and everything in it is growing like crazy. I wonder if the metal rails are helping everything to grow? The only thing different he did this year was he added some cedar mulch.

Hey Micky ! I’ve got my antennas in my raised beds but I need to make sure I have them clock wise ! Thanks for all the info ! I think that I need to order 8 more!

Me encanta su forma simple de enseñar, graciassss. Se me hizo lio el radio de la antena es de 3 pies en en esa zona donde mejor estarà la planta , pero se menciona 4 a 6 pies donde poner la antena me complique, me podria aclarar? cual es la antena helicoidal y la CB? graciasss

Everything looks amazing

Hello, thanks so much for all your information! I’ve been using and making my own coils. Not sure how well I’ve done, but definitely noticed a difference in my plants. Maybe I misunderstood Danny from deep south? I thought he said to wrap counterclockwise? Or is it counter clockwise looking down at the coil once in the ground? Again I appreciate your videos and help!

Thank you so much for the info you have shared! I have to echo what others have said about the mill you picked up for Danny. I think I cried watching that vid! I do have a question. When wrapping the wire clockwise, is that top down, or bottom up? Do you start making the antenna at the top or bottom? Thank you!

I got your email notice that the copper coils I ordered are on their way. Thank you for making these for those of us with two left thumbs. I also have galvanized metal trellises. Can you explain any electroculture difference btwn the copper and galvanized metal? Thank you for taking the time to share.

great video, good description of the tech and its implementation I really need to know the name of the song and artist you used in the closing of the video

It’s my understanding that a six foot copper-wound pole covers 225 sq ft. So I’ve connected one of your spirals on top of a 2 foot bamboo copper-wound stake thinking it will cover 75 feet. Do you think that is correct?

one of the scietists who looked a electroculture and came to the conclusion that the charge in the ground changes ahead of a stormtells the plants to get ready for rain. this seems to satisfy why electroculture is very random. if this correct then the charger would be very effective if followed by application of water. Dont need all of the arerials.

Thank you Mr. Mickey, awesome video👍👍👍 will those antennas work on indoor gardening as well or just outdoor? Just curious.

Mickey,Please advise me on cattle panels running North and South. How to convert them to antennas for my thornless BlackBerrys? Thank you,Mac

Thank you so much for this valuable information. 2 quick questions. What is the diameter of the coils? Does is matter which side of the plant you place it on? i.e. North side South side etc?

Does the method of electroculture draw lighting from storms

Hi. I am putting these in all my containers but i have greenstalk planters that have individual pockets and i wanted to know if i have to put an antenna in each pocket?? Thanks and i will be ordering more. I can see a difference in the plants that have the antennas i got from you. Thanks

Hey Mickey I am Not really good at anything but until my order gets here I thought I would play with making some as well you said 12 gauge and the direction since I live in panhandle of Florida do I make the coil clockwise or counter clockwise..Patricia

Also, when you make the antennas do you coil the wire around the whole length of the fiberglass? Or just 7 coils at the top and straight copper down the pole into the ground?

Doesn't the end of the coil into the soil determine the direction of the windings? If placed upside down the wrong direction of the coil windings will result.

Mickey, Thanks for the info. Is it better to place the antenna on the north side or south side of the plant? Logically I'm thinking south side. Have you ever placed on on both the N & S of the plant stem? Peace

You said you even used cb antennas. I believe in your potatoes, you had blooms as high as the cb antenna. There is quite a bit more copper in a cb antenna than the 3' in your antenna. So more copper length and height of antenna would mean larger umbrella of effectiveness?

I wonder if running a copper wide the entire length of the bed with antenna every 2'-3' would help boost soil