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holly crap! i like the plant hanging from the cieling, nice space saver. How old are they? If i wanted somethuing like that, how long till i expect to see it?
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dwreck said:
no there this new potting plant(they show it with tomatoes) hangs up side down so that water flows directly to the plant for 300% bigger tommatoes(so they say) ill try and find the link for yah.
Nick
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suiteflyer
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i saw the up side down planer on TV too its kind of interesting here's a link http://www.homeandbeyond.com/prod-b0001wynp0.html
back to the subject of music and weed I'm a DJ an my 3x3 veg tent is in my DJ studio i play loud all the time and I'm pretty sure they love it
back to the subject of music and weed I'm a DJ an my 3x3 veg tent is in my DJ studio i play loud all the time and I'm pretty sure they love it
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suiteflyer said:i saw the up side down planer on TV too its kind of interesting here's a link http://www.homeandbeyond.com/prod-b0001wynp0.html
back to the subject of music and weed I'm a DJ an my 3x3 veg tent is in my DJ studio i play loud all the time and I'm pretty sure they love it
Thanks for the input Suiteflyer. Loud is good but to loud imguessing could be bad....
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geminibud
Aggro-metal,classic rock and air conditioning is good to me
smoke headies
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MYTHBUSTERS CONFIRMS: Heavy Metal music produces bigger yields... almost TWICE AS MUCH as plants listening to regular / classical music
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ok for my first grow i will have heavey metal playing
drifter421
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mythbusters
mythbusters
i saw it also and thought all music did well, but they had some problems with that one (almost let everything die!)
mythbusters
clorox said:
i saw it also and thought all music did well, but they had some problems with that one (almost let everything die!)
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drifter421 said:
then WTF. what is the truth?????
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i forget the forum where this was discussed at much greater length, but they figured out that deep bass tones vibrate the stalks and make them stronger as well as shake the fan leafs and make them exchange more air because theyre moving so much.
not sure if its right, just passing it on.
not sure if its right, just passing it on.
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DirtyFreddy
Active member
copied from cannabis world
5.8 ~ Sound
The growth of plants can be stimulated by sound alone. The effect continues up to 50 KHz. Frequencies of 4-5 KHz are particularly effective for increasing germination, enzyme activity, and respiration.
Normally, the streaming movement of protoplasm in plant cells slows down in the early morning and evening, but this streaming can be accelerated by an audio frequency generator used for 30 minutes at a distance of about 5 feet from the plants. As a result, the amount and rate of growth increases. Plants should not be treated thus for more than 3 hours daily, or the plants are likely to die within a month or two, depending on the quality of the sound and its intensity. Very loud, high frequency sound causes cellular disruption and death. Some rock'n roll music also does so.
A revolutionary process called "Sonic Bloom", invented by Dan Carlson, uses a 3 KHz tone (modulated to produce birdlike chirps and whistles) and a foliar spray (55 trace minerals, seaweed, gibberellin and amino acids) to produce "indeterminate growth in plants". His first success was with a Purple Passion houseplant that normally grows only about 18 inches. Under the influence of Sonic Bloom, the plant eventually grew over 1,200 feet, and earned itself a place in the Guinness Book of World Records. (29)
Growers using Sonic Bloom report dramatic increases in yield, better tasting vegetables and fruits, and more brilliant flowers. Cultivators can expect increased production and early maturity. Alfalfa sprouts will increase in weight by 1,200% within 3 days. The sprouts will have a much longer shelf life (2-3 weeks) than usual (3-4 days). Experiments with Sonic Bloom in Africa produced plants which survived extremely hot weather and flooding. Sonic Bloom also will produce fruit on first year trees. Apple farmers have reported triple-sized yields, 8-month shelf life, and a huge increase in nutrient values: 126% more potassium, 326% more chromium, 400% more iron, and 1,750% more zinc. Losses to diseases and pests have been reduced more than 80%. Because Sonic Bloom contains Gibberilic Acid (GA3), it cannot be used indiscriminately with hemp, as GA3 strongl affects the development of cannabis.
Otherwise, the possibilities are unlimited. For example, Carlson says:
One of our greatest breakthroughs to make everyone understand how easy it is to feed large amounts of people, involved a sucker on a tomato. A sucker is normally a sterile branch which appears in between a side shoot and the main branch. Our tomato plants grow 2 inches a day so if we allow a sucker to grow for seven days, it's about 14 inches long. If we then cut it off, put it in the shade and spray it once a day with a 1/4 ounce per gallon solution of Sonic Bloom, in 10-14 days it becomes fully rooted and starts to grow 2 inches per day. Fifty-five days later, it is 7-9 feet tall. Now, normal production on tomatoes is 90 days. We're doing this in less than 55, plus we're producing at least twice as much fruit in almost half the time."
Water is added to the concentrated Sonic Bloom formula. The cassette (containing a 3 KHz signal and nature sounds) is played at high volume with high treble and medium bass for 10 minutes before spraying the plants. The plants are then sprayed while the cassette is playing, and the sound is continued for another 20 minutes after spraying. Both sides of the leaves should be saturated. Treatment is best performed early in the morning (before 9 am), preferably in foggy weather. On cold mornings, spraying should be delayed until late afternoon. Do not spray plants when the temperature falls below 50o F. The formula also can be administered in the regular weather supply, by drip-feeding, hydroponics, etc. The nutrient solution should be applied once a month for the first month, then twice weekly thereafter. Seeds should be soaked in dilute nutrient solution for 8 hours or overnight while the sound tape is played continuously on a cassette deck with auto-reverse capability. Plant the seeds immediately. The tape ought to be played daily for at least 30 minutes during daylight hours.
5.8 ~ Sound
The growth of plants can be stimulated by sound alone. The effect continues up to 50 KHz. Frequencies of 4-5 KHz are particularly effective for increasing germination, enzyme activity, and respiration.
Normally, the streaming movement of protoplasm in plant cells slows down in the early morning and evening, but this streaming can be accelerated by an audio frequency generator used for 30 minutes at a distance of about 5 feet from the plants. As a result, the amount and rate of growth increases. Plants should not be treated thus for more than 3 hours daily, or the plants are likely to die within a month or two, depending on the quality of the sound and its intensity. Very loud, high frequency sound causes cellular disruption and death. Some rock'n roll music also does so.
A revolutionary process called "Sonic Bloom", invented by Dan Carlson, uses a 3 KHz tone (modulated to produce birdlike chirps and whistles) and a foliar spray (55 trace minerals, seaweed, gibberellin and amino acids) to produce "indeterminate growth in plants". His first success was with a Purple Passion houseplant that normally grows only about 18 inches. Under the influence of Sonic Bloom, the plant eventually grew over 1,200 feet, and earned itself a place in the Guinness Book of World Records. (29)
Growers using Sonic Bloom report dramatic increases in yield, better tasting vegetables and fruits, and more brilliant flowers. Cultivators can expect increased production and early maturity. Alfalfa sprouts will increase in weight by 1,200% within 3 days. The sprouts will have a much longer shelf life (2-3 weeks) than usual (3-4 days). Experiments with Sonic Bloom in Africa produced plants which survived extremely hot weather and flooding. Sonic Bloom also will produce fruit on first year trees. Apple farmers have reported triple-sized yields, 8-month shelf life, and a huge increase in nutrient values: 126% more potassium, 326% more chromium, 400% more iron, and 1,750% more zinc. Losses to diseases and pests have been reduced more than 80%. Because Sonic Bloom contains Gibberilic Acid (GA3), it cannot be used indiscriminately with hemp, as GA3 strongl affects the development of cannabis.
Otherwise, the possibilities are unlimited. For example, Carlson says:
One of our greatest breakthroughs to make everyone understand how easy it is to feed large amounts of people, involved a sucker on a tomato. A sucker is normally a sterile branch which appears in between a side shoot and the main branch. Our tomato plants grow 2 inches a day so if we allow a sucker to grow for seven days, it's about 14 inches long. If we then cut it off, put it in the shade and spray it once a day with a 1/4 ounce per gallon solution of Sonic Bloom, in 10-14 days it becomes fully rooted and starts to grow 2 inches per day. Fifty-five days later, it is 7-9 feet tall. Now, normal production on tomatoes is 90 days. We're doing this in less than 55, plus we're producing at least twice as much fruit in almost half the time."
Water is added to the concentrated Sonic Bloom formula. The cassette (containing a 3 KHz signal and nature sounds) is played at high volume with high treble and medium bass for 10 minutes before spraying the plants. The plants are then sprayed while the cassette is playing, and the sound is continued for another 20 minutes after spraying. Both sides of the leaves should be saturated. Treatment is best performed early in the morning (before 9 am), preferably in foggy weather. On cold mornings, spraying should be delayed until late afternoon. Do not spray plants when the temperature falls below 50o F. The formula also can be administered in the regular weather supply, by drip-feeding, hydroponics, etc. The nutrient solution should be applied once a month for the first month, then twice weekly thereafter. Seeds should be soaked in dilute nutrient solution for 8 hours or overnight while the sound tape is played continuously on a cassette deck with auto-reverse capability. Plant the seeds immediately. The tape ought to be played daily for at least 30 minutes during daylight hours.
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DirtyFreddy said:
So... i shouldnt get Sonic Bloom for weed? but the music part is good?
JOSS STONE
JOSS STONE
There's that infomercial i was talking about. i have'nt played it for any plants but JOSS STONE! WOW guy's any lady that can sing like she's having an orgasm in every song can't be bad for plants. the girl has the best voice i have ever heard in blues or any other for that matter.she has 3 cd's out, for the casual listener get the second album first. kicking back has never been so enjoyable.
JOSS STONE
There's that infomercial i was talking about. i have'nt played it for any plants but JOSS STONE! WOW guy's any lady that can sing like she's having an orgasm in every song can't be bad for plants. the girl has the best voice i have ever heard in blues or any other for that matter.she has 3 cd's out, for the casual listener get the second album first. kicking back has never been so enjoyable.
Chitownstoner
Member
Get stoned and play rock band with you buds and smoke some budz 
MYTHBUSTERS OWN !
MYTHBUSTERS OWN !
