@weliveandbreathe: Can harvesting electricity help plants grow better? That’s what scientists asked in the 19th century leading to this alternative gardening practice. Using metal conductors (typically copper coils/wires) inserted into the soil to gather atmospheric energy and transfer to the ground. This method is claimed to stimulate plant growth, increase crop yield, repel pests + reduce the need for fertilisers. Though this practice has not been scientifically proven, it is a method that many gardeners swear by. What are your thoughts, would you try it?🌻 #solarpunk #gardeningtools #electroculture #copper #weliveandbreathe

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pippi_en_marieke
zacht is kracht :
woowoo and has nothing to do with solar punk
2026-07-01 12:10:41
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call.me.wiki
N°T4G3RROR :
This isn’t science 👹 this isn’t punk 👹 but it’s cute 😅
2026-06-16 23:10:41
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moodbored10
Grumptruck :
That’s def not solar punk and it’s been debunked
2026-07-15 23:40:07
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solar_sunnyside_up
Honey :
I've seen this integrated into hydroponics within gardens! as rain chains or to direct rain from a roof to the center of a garden. they are also cool aesthically! Like everything else you've shown us, it's got a place in the puzzle!
2026-07-06 03:41:55
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m0d_questgiver
m0d :
It look cool but not scientific
2026-06-29 21:08:51
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anxiousbb_witch
Mod Gabih :
it might be placebo, but it looks pretty
2026-07-17 15:02:49
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deceased_fish
Dead Fish 🐭🕯/🔑🌙 :
what does that do for the plants? it looks fun
2026-07-23 18:17:03
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raymaptsdcy
Rice231 :
🙂
2026-06-10 18:13:48
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