Hey Bunny, Have you heard of electoculture? It is when you wrap copper wire around a stick making an antenna then putting the stick in the ground near or touching the plant. It has shown great growth results.
In my region of France ( Dordogne ) after a hail storm they go mushroom picking ( cepes ) , they say the hail nourishes and brings out the mushrooms ! I thought nothing of it until I watched this.
Very interesting, makes sense, as someone who has gardened a lifetime and have seen countless times that plants do so much better with rain water than water out of a tap. Please keep us posted.
@@kevinrogers326 That just means that there are unevaluated factors that might or might not be operative. Look into electroculture and you will find a wealth of confirming data reaching back two and a half centuries. It was real big before WWII, but then like so many things it seemed to disappear after the war was over. Yes, Fluoride in water is bad for all living things. But magnetically treated water, just like Lakhovsky Coils, has been proven to be effective by thousands of people across the planet. Note: I have no idea about the orientation of the magnetic field in the magnets that this lady is using. I do know that the magnetic field has to be orientated in a specific way to treat the water.
For best effect you should add several more of those devices and do not turn the tap on full. The more time exposure the water is exposed over and over, the better the impact.
I've just ordered one of these. I don't have time or space to do a controlled experiment, but I grow the same type of squash every year. I think will be fun & interesting to try.
Hi , great video, where can we buy the magnet from as is shown in the video please? The one that wraps around the hose pipe...many thanks! Happy Growing :D
I use water cans (yes it takes time but I also don't have lift weights at a gym ever..). I'm thinking, what about placing magnets on the spout portion of the aluminum water can? Just subscribed, cheers
I just can’t make a quantifiable judgement as I am not carrying out a proper trial with some plants having magnetic water and some not as the gadget is on the main water pipes. I don’t have time sadly to do proper experiment and weigh the plants from two different treatments etc. But I do keep in touch with the firm that sells them and he follows the research and let’s me know. For the relatively small cost I am happy to give it a go.
Magnetism also affects some minerals that are dissolved in the water. Question is: When using a donut magnet with north pole on one side and south on the other, which side does the water go IN for plants and which side goes IN for people??
This is her reply above, from mid March I believe "To do proper scientific trials would take too much time, I would have to use significant numbers of plants and have a control group treated with ordinary water. I would have to give all plants exactly the same treatment and then way the different results. I sadly dont have the time, but others , better qualified to do this hopefully will."
I have looked everywhere for the magnet you showed, but can not find one here in the USA..... can you please tell me where I could find one. Thanks so much.
Hi There, the company who make the Plantsurge water magnetiser will send you the independent plant trials, they were very efficient and emailed me them !!
Because I have nothing to compare it to, I find it very difficult to tell. To compare properly I would have to do an experiment with two lots of identical plants in identical positions and water one with the water affected by the magnetiser and one without. This is quite costly to do but having looked at experiments done by others it does appear to have some beneficial affects 🐇
Fantastic to see this 5D science going mainstream. It's important to remember to apply both a north pole field and a south pole field to the water. Pure north polarised makes stout but slow growing plants. Pure south polarised make fast growing but stringy plants. Combine the two for best results. The devices in the video seem to use the half/half approach.. unfamiliar to me but can't argue with the results.
Simon, sorry but what is meant by that. Do I need to use 2 magnetic units on 1 hosepipe. Or do I need to position the red zones on the unit diffetently, or.....?
@@laurelsayer7557 as I understand it yes. Two magnetic units for optimal effect, made from a total of 4 magnets. Imagine the // is the pipe. Like so; (1)sn//ns(2), (3)ns//sn(4)
Actually Dr Emoto - a Nobel Prize winner - talks about energizing water and the ability to restructure the molecules and how it affects living organisms after. There is not nearly enough done with magnets its a very interesting field.
No... That's a lie. Experiments that render nobel prizes tend to be reproducable. You can't get a nobel prize for made up science on energizing water with magnets...
@@anicosmos7582 the nobel prize was not for his scientific experiments on water. but repeatable experiments that you can do yourself, why would you call that made up science?
@@anicosmos7582 You are living in some fairy tale of the fickleness of science. Most Nobel prizes are hypotheses or theories never proven or outright lies.
To do proper scientific trials would take too much time, I would have to use significant numbers of plants and have a control group treated with ordinary water. I would have to give all plants exactly the same treatment and then way the different results. I sadly dont have the time, but others , better qualified to do this hopefully will.
@@bunnyguinness yet maybe you could just tell us your opinion on whether it seemed to make a noticeable difference on your plants. Put a disclaimer and all up with your opinion. I really enjoy your videos! Class act for sure!
This is her reply above, from mid March I believe "To do proper scientific trials would take too much time, I would have to use significant numbers of plants and have a control group treated with ordinary water. I would have to give all plants exactly the same treatment and then way the different results. I sadly dont have the time, but others , better qualified to do this hopefully will."
Watch the latest Impatient Gardener vlog. Erin in USA tried it for 6 months after watching Bunny Guinness' vlog, and noticed such a difference in her plants she's now ordered units for all of her garden water outlets. On that basis I have just ordered some myself.
I have not been able to do proper trials, just not enough resources, but I keep track of any experiments done on it and will do an update when I have enough info. 🐇
I'd prefer (read: need) more proof than a picture of two plants and hearsay. Expecting people to believe, not YOUR word, but someone else's. Funny how these effects last just about a day. Very human convenient.. The "this has been available in Far Away Country X" thing is older than time. No easy way for most people to confirm this. Also very handy.
I’m less convinced about the water being magnetized and more inclined to think that any salts in the water will be inclined to take a charge and form larger crystals as the water settles or the soil dries. If you have hard water or city processed water, it may do the same for some of the mineral content as well, effectively softening it, like rainwater. Or it could nothing, which is what most miracle inventions do.
Hi There, the company who make the water magnetiser has funded independent plant trials, these are run by horticulturists using correct protocols. Can't get better data !
Hi, because I have no control ie I only water with magnetised water I don’t experiment with an identical batch with ordinary water, I can’t really tell. I think more research is being carried out on it though and I will check this out in spring and update as necessary 😊
Hmmm interesting so if one took some super food disolved in the water first an feed too the plants they would get the vitamins from it too as well as charged water
I don’t know about this. Rain is more complex than just the simple charge from a magnet... ionization and ozone from lightning sound more like. Observe, and tell us how this goes please. Am curious.
Check out David Hudson. HE is the person to talk to AND profile. He has an incredible family genealogy which WILL impress ANY skeptical scientist about matter, mass and energy. His discovery is cold fusion (orbital Rearranged orbital molecular electrons)
The only thing that magnets affect is iron. If there's iron in the water it will simply stick to where the magnets are. Anything else claimed in this video is bunkum...
FYI... audio doesnt work for headphones. Once I disengaged, the audio is fine. U may need to upload the video again... issue isnt on the user as i watched several youtube videos and twitter videos prior to this video.
Water does not keep magnetic charges. Electromagnetic field and visual light (as well as invisible light) are the same thing. This is like saying exposing water to certain frequencies of light would make it better for plants which is nonsense. If magnetic field did anything to plants, we would all grow our garden under high voltages lines.
I know this video is old, but I sincerely hope your opinion on this product has changed because you disappoint me now Bunny; especially after all the good debunking of garden myths. There is NO scientific proof that magnets have any effect on water or the minerals dissolved in it, let alone the plants that use the water.
Hey Bunny, Have you heard of electoculture? It is when you wrap copper wire around a stick making an antenna then putting the stick in the ground near or touching the plant. It has shown great growth results.
wow I have been looking up electroculture for about a week and this magnetic post came up ...the AI is getting smarter than my dog ;)
Will check it out! 🐇
Oh my goodness...where have you been all my life??!!! I just stumbled onto your channel...now subscribed:)
In my region of France ( Dordogne ) after a hail storm they go mushroom picking ( cepes ) , they say the hail nourishes and brings out the mushrooms ! I thought nothing of it until I watched this.
When it rains, it spores...
this works the same in us humans. thats why magnetic therapy is so popular
This is very intriguing. Please do keep us updated as the year goes on.
Very interesting, makes sense, as someone who has gardened a lifetime and have seen countless times that plants do so much better with rain water than water out of a tap. Please keep us posted.
There are many chemical differences between rain and tap water so not really tell you anything relevant to this video.
That's why I collect rain water from my gutter down spouts for my gardens. No chorine, no fluoride.
@@kevinrogers326 That just means that there are unevaluated factors that might or might not be operative. Look into electroculture and you will find a wealth of confirming data reaching back two and a half centuries. It was real big before WWII, but then like so many things it seemed to disappear after the war was over.
Yes, Fluoride in water is bad for all living things. But magnetically treated water, just like Lakhovsky Coils, has been proven to be effective by thousands of people across the planet.
Note: I have no idea about the orientation of the magnetic field in the magnets that this lady is using. I do know that the magnetic field has to be orientated in a specific way to treat the water.
For best effect you should add several more of those devices and do not turn the tap on full. The more time exposure the water is exposed over and over, the better the impact.
Hi,
How we can use this method for large surfaces of plants
Looks like the same magnets that go on household watersupply to reduce calcium buildup
Fasinating. I'll be watching how you get on
Thanks Bunny!
My dad was friends with a scientist and he would ionize his water to grow super plants
Love your videos! Do you have the link to purchase this product?
I think if you are going to sponsor a product, you could at lease put a link in the description to wear people can order the product.
Very interesting!
I've just ordered one of these. I don't have time or space to do a controlled experiment, but I grow the same type of squash every year. I think will be fun & interesting to try.
Where do you order from these magnets?
What is it called I cannot find online?
Look into electroculture!! I've done it myself and it works 100%..... 333
@@williamcalhoun7841 plant surge i think
Very, very interesting. Where can I get a magnet like that?
Electro culture technology. Cool!
Quite expensive and not for private garden market yet but in 3 years it might be.🐇
Hi , great video, where can we buy the magnet from as is shown in the video please? The one that wraps around the hose pipe...many thanks! Happy Growing :D
Is there a way to measure the magnetism in the water?
The most important question where can you get it in America or is it a link somewhere you can order it to have it shipped to America
I use water cans (yes it takes time but I also don't have lift weights at a gym ever..). I'm thinking, what about placing magnets on the spout portion of the aluminum water can?
Just subscribed, cheers
Interesting x
do you know about. digging with a copper shovel. supposably the dirt wont stick to the shovel head as much. idk i dont have a copper shovel
where can I buy these?
Yes, please share where we can purchase a magnet for our garden hose.
Try Amazon or EBay UK to start. Even the USA sites may have these.
Is there a follow up video? Where do you buy them?
Www.watermagnetiser.co.uk no follow up -yet!🐇
Thank you for your experiment. Could you make an update video what do you think of this now please. Thank you
I just can’t make a quantifiable judgement as I am not carrying out a proper trial with some plants having magnetic water and some not as the gadget is on the main water pipes. I don’t have time sadly to do proper experiment and weigh the plants from two different treatments etc. But I do keep in touch with the firm that sells them and he follows the research and let’s me know. For the relatively small cost I am happy to give it a go.
Wish I could purchase these magnets but can't find where to get them
where can u buy that??
Thanks dear
Magnets are used for all sorts of things, there are many healing methods using magnets as well. Research.
Magnetism also affects some minerals that are dissolved in the water.
Question is:
When using a donut magnet with north pole on one side and south on the other, which side does the water go IN for plants and which side goes IN for people??
You crazy squirrel sh they ain't ready lol
North for humans south for plants.
@@xlauriestarchildstudios7777 Which side of the magnet is north?
The part that points north or the part that points south?
@@crazysquirrel9425 points north.
Where do i find these magnets for a hose?
Bunny, What's the verdict? I think i will give it go in my jardin
This is her reply above, from mid March I believe "To do proper scientific trials would take too much time, I would have to use significant numbers of plants and have a control group treated with ordinary water. I would have to give all plants exactly the same treatment and then way the different results. I sadly dont have the time, but others , better qualified to do this hopefully will."
Do they sale them in u s yet?
Does the magnetic field go through a rubber water hose? I would think that the hose could block the magnets. Thanks.
Other than lead, magnetic fields will permeate all substaces
Where can we buy it ?
Product name please
I have looked everywhere for the magnet you showed, but can not find one here in the USA..... can you please tell me where I could find one. Thanks so much.
Look on Amazon UK or EBay UK for British goods. Same for Australian stuff.
@@elizabethclaiborne6461 thank you.
Hi Nancy, I have only just watched the video, you can order the Plantsurge from UK website and they will post it to you in the US. www.plantsurge.com
Where can I get those magnets? 😊
How fascinating. I would be really interested in updates on this topic
Hi There, the company who make the Plantsurge water magnetiser will send you the independent plant trials, they were very efficient and emailed me them !!
@@jamesmcdonald4473 thank you very much
@@GrannysGarden your are very welcome
James McDonald, thank you so much for the name of this company. I went down the rabbit hole looking on line for anything comparable or as practical.
After having used it, do you recommend it?
Because I have nothing to compare it to, I find it very difficult to tell. To compare properly I would have to do an experiment with two lots of identical plants in identical positions and water one with the water affected by the magnetiser and one without. This is quite costly to do but having looked at experiments done by others it does appear to have some beneficial affects 🐇
Do we have a link for this gadget?
This changes waters struckture as well.
Fantastic to see this 5D science going mainstream. It's important to remember to apply both a north pole field and a south pole field to the water. Pure north polarised makes stout but slow growing plants. Pure south polarised make fast growing but stringy plants. Combine the two for best results. The devices in the video seem to use the half/half approach.. unfamiliar to me but can't argue with the results.
Simon, sorry but what is meant by that. Do I need to use 2 magnetic units on 1 hosepipe. Or do I need to position the red zones on the unit diffetently, or.....?
@@laurelsayer7557 as I understand it yes. Two magnetic units for optimal effect, made from a total of 4 magnets. Imagine the // is the pipe. Like so; (1)sn//ns(2), (3)ns//sn(4)
Actually Dr Emoto - a Nobel Prize winner - talks about energizing water and the ability to restructure the molecules and how it affects living organisms after. There is not nearly enough done with magnets its a very interesting field.
No... That's a lie. Experiments that render nobel prizes tend to be reproducable. You can't get a nobel prize for made up science on energizing water with magnets...
@@anicosmos7582 you need science
Rather than be so blunt let's just say you are mistaken. Dr Emoto is not a respected scientist or Nobel prize winner.
@@anicosmos7582 the nobel prize was not for his scientific experiments on water. but repeatable experiments that you can do yourself, why would you call that made up science?
@@anicosmos7582 You are living in some fairy tale of the fickleness of science. Most Nobel prizes are hypotheses or theories never proven or outright lies.
It's been a year, would be great if you made a video on the results of your year of use.
To do proper scientific trials would take too much time, I would have to use significant numbers of plants and have a control group treated with ordinary water. I would have to give all plants exactly the same treatment and then way the different results. I sadly dont have the time, but others , better qualified to do this hopefully will.
@@bunnyguinness thanks
@@bunnyguinness yet maybe you could just tell us your opinion on whether it seemed to make a noticeable difference on your plants. Put a disclaimer and all up with your opinion.
I really enjoy your videos! Class act for sure!
So what was the verdict of the magnets, worth it or not?
This is her reply above, from mid March I believe "To do proper scientific trials would take too much time, I would have to use significant numbers of plants and have a control group treated with ordinary water. I would have to give all plants exactly the same treatment and then way the different results. I sadly dont have the time, but others , better qualified to do this hopefully will."
Water isn’t ferromagnetic so it doesn’t retain any magnetization by magnetic fields. The magnets don’t do anything but make your hose heavier
Watch the latest Impatient Gardener vlog. Erin in USA tried it for 6 months after watching Bunny Guinness' vlog, and noticed such a difference in her plants she's now ordered units for all of her garden water outlets. On that basis I have just ordered some myself.
Where can I get a water hose magnet?
The product is called Plantsurge by Ecocamel. It’s available at www.watermagnetiser.co.uk
@@karendolor8015 that URL doesn't work.
Ingenious. Let your fans know if it works.
I have not been able to do proper trials, just not enough resources, but I keep track of any experiments done on it and will do an update when I have enough info. 🐇
Make sure to use the South Pole facing the water. Better results.
Well. It's a year on... verdict?
Bunny, sound only works on one channel and not too well at that.
I'd prefer (read: need) more proof than a picture of two plants and hearsay.
Expecting people to believe, not YOUR word, but someone else's.
Funny how these effects last just about a day. Very human convenient..
The "this has been available in Far Away Country X" thing is older than time. No easy way for most people to confirm this. Also very handy.
Read and study the work of Victor Schauberg living water Etc
Where can you buy these magnets from?
Www.plantsurge.co.uk hope this helps🐇
I’m less convinced about the water being magnetized and more inclined to think that any salts in the water will be inclined to take a charge and form larger crystals as the water settles or the soil dries. If you have hard water or city processed water, it may do the same for some of the mineral content as well, effectively softening it, like rainwater. Or it could nothing, which is what most miracle inventions do.
There are studies supporting the notion that water has magnetic qualities. I am more convinced we know less than we think.
You cannot magnetize water, it only changes the properties of the water.
Not magnetized but structured
Will it increase the speed growth of lavender?. I don't have any success of growing it.
Possibly. The thing that makes lavender grow well is sun and really sharp drainage. Have you got wet soil - maybe that’s the problem? 🐇
@@bunnyguinness i'm using a self watering seedling tray
@@bunnyguinness btw what is the update to your plant with this product does it increase the plant growth?.
Where can I buy this magnetic device?
Www.plantsurge.co.uk 🐇
I look forward to this research being published in a respected scientific journal...
Hi There, the company who make the water magnetiser has funded independent plant trials, these are run by horticulturists using correct protocols. Can't get better data !
@@jamesmcdonald4473 Since, if true, this would a ground-breaking discovery, in which respected scientific journal have the results been published?
@@jamesmcdonald4473 any link to this data?
where can i buy this gadget
Plantsurge.Co.uk 🐇
Rain water is naturally more on the acidic side, while tap and well water tends to be more alkaline - this could be a factor as well.
Yes, rain can contain sulphuric acid and nitric acid as a result of reacting with gases in the air.🐇
Any updates, working well?
Hi, because I have no control ie I only water with magnetised water I don’t experiment with an identical batch with ordinary water, I can’t really tell. I think more research is being carried out on it though and I will check this out in spring and update as necessary 😊
@@bunnyguinness great
@@bunnyguinness you don't have before and after pics ? That would show something.
Hmmm interesting so if one took some super food disolved in the water first an feed too the plants they would get the vitamins from it too as well as charged water
Revonda
I just saw this video and its been over a year. What's your opinion after a year?
0 seconds ago
I don’t know because i have not done proper trials on it, but research that has been done on it seems promising.🐇
I don’t know about this. Rain is more complex than just the simple charge from a magnet... ionization and ozone from lightning sound more like.
Observe, and tell us how this goes please. Am curious.
sounds like scalar energy
No sound on this video.
With the Plantsurge..._plants will flower earlier
There was no sound on.
18 months later and no update or personal opinion. Lets face it luv you got conned.
Check out David Hudson. HE is the person to talk to AND profile. He has an incredible family genealogy which WILL impress ANY skeptical scientist about matter, mass and energy. His discovery is cold fusion (orbital Rearranged orbital molecular electrons)
What happened.
No body can hear the video sound with ear phones thnx youtube
Anybody want to buy a bridge?
Yes
The only thing that magnets affect is iron. If there's iron in the water it will simply stick to where the magnets are. Anything else claimed in this video is bunkum...
It has taken a few years and a fair amount of blood sweat and tears! 🐇
FYI... audio doesnt work for headphones. Once I disengaged, the audio is fine. U may need to upload the video again... issue isnt on the user as i watched several youtube videos and twitter videos prior to this video.
I think that this woman has got her long hair due to that device...., otherwise she would be bald.....
Water does not keep magnetic charges. Electromagnetic field and visual light (as well as invisible light) are the same thing. This is like saying exposing water to certain frequencies of light would make it better for plants which is nonsense. If magnetic field did anything to plants, we would all grow our garden under high voltages lines.
You know nothing about electricity or magnetism.
I know this video is old, but I sincerely hope your opinion on this product has changed because you disappoint me now Bunny; especially after all the good debunking of garden myths.
There is NO scientific proof that magnets have any effect on water or the minerals dissolved in it, let alone the plants that use the water.
Try running a current thru it and throw in gold and magnetite just to see what happens
Well? What are the results?🤔🤔🤔