Sonic Bloom

[Train]

Ya!
I was just wondering how that bug juice would
work on my Gorillapenos!
Today the 'penos, tomorrow the reds.
Heheh
Train

[TastyofHasty]

ArtiPrinted, thanks for posting the pics! It's inspiring. So those roots are 2 feet long in the photo? It's hard to tell. And the music alone works, even without the foliar spray. Cool!! So, what music did you use? How loud did you play it?

BTW, thanks for the link about the Odoban Fogger, never saw or heard of one of those before.

BTW, regarding the raised beds, which look very organized, you might check out the link about American Intensive Solar Gardening on this thread:
http://idigmygarden.com/forums/showt...light=American

It's the next step up ... after raised beds, IMHO! In one of the pics in the "Image Gallery" for the article, which is long (14 pages), they show the size of a garden that has conventional rows with paths between; then the size of a garden with raised beds (half the size); then the size of a garden using frames with boards over the frames for walking on ... (half the size again).

[TastyofHasty]

ArtiPrinted, anyway, your pics show that Sonic Bloom (music with the right frequencies in it) WORKS. Your cacti are superior to normal, eh? Will you be using Sonic Bloom on your coming garden? Is that going to be a VEGETABLE garden?

About which music works for Sonic Bloom:
http://www.originalsonicbloom.com/pu...retsofsoil.htm

Holtz also realized that the violin music dominant in [Vivaldi's] "Spring" reflected Johann Sebastian Bach's violin sonatas broadcast by the Ottawa University researchers to a wheatfield, which had obtained remarkable crops 66 percent greater than average, with larger and heavier seeds. Accordingly, Holtz selected Bach's E-major concerto for violin for inclusion in the tape. "I chose that particular concerto," explained Holtz, "because it has many repetitions but varying notes. Bach was such a musical genius he could change his harmonic rhythm at nearly every other beat, with his chords going from E to B to G-sharp and so on, whereas Vivaldi would frequently keep to one chord for as long as four measures. That's why Bach is considered the greatest composer that ever lived. I chose Bach's string concerto, rather than his more popular organ music, because the timbre of the violin, its harmonic structure, is far richer than that of the organ."

soooooooooo .... you can google up a computer-available rendition of Bach's E-major concerto for violin right off the top of the internet ... just play it to your plants every morning ... like here:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ko9KPxr66HI&NR=1

one of the articles said something about loudspeakers SHRIEKING the music ... so I guess it won't hurt to play it loud.

[TastyofHasty]

Just thought I'd mention on this thread another "thing" I found whilst surfing ... that seems to have similar results to sonic bloom, and also may partly be why seaweed fertilizer works so well ...
anybody hear of ORMUS? Here's the article I found about it:
http://www.nexusmagazine.com/index.p...&limitstart=10
The Magic & Mystery of Ormus Elements (PDF, 3rd up from the bottom) which describes what appears to be a newly discovered state of certain metals

The basic fact seems now beyond doubt, both from Hudson's work and
that of the independent group, that a number of precious (and some not so precious) metals, including rhodium, iridium, gold, platinum, palladium, copper and several others, can exist in a completely different state, in which they are not metallic—being grey or white powders when isolated in the solid state.

and ... ORMUS elements are most concentrated in seawater and volcanic soils, but are in almost everything ... and can be separated into a concentrate used to treat plants, with the results similar to Sonic Bloom: (maybe opening the stomata as Sonic Bloom does allows plants access to naturally occurring ORMUS elements?) Does this sound familiar: ...

For example, a walnut tree treated over several
years has grown to over twice the height of control trees and now
produces six times the weight of nuts—and the nuts themselves
are the size of tangerine oranges! A plum tree produced, in the
first year of treatment, individual fruit nearly twice the weight of
those from the control tree, and in the second year they were over five times the weight. One photograph shows maize plants so
high that the owner has to stand on a stepladder to reach the top.
They appear to be some 12 feet [~3.6 metres] high. Oranges were
produced the size of canteloupe melons! There are many other
examples. In addition, there are consistent reports by those using
ORMUS that ORMUS-treated crops are not only much more
productive, but they also mature earlier, need less fertiliser and
have greater resistance to pests. They even taste better!
My own experience is with potatoes. Of four rows (comprised
of two varieties), two were treated and two received an equivalent
watering. At harvest, the aggregate weight of the controls was 31
pounds [~1.41 kilograms] and the treated was 58 pounds [~2.63
kilograms]. In addition, although I have no strict controls, some
of my carrots have weighed over one pound [~454 grams].

There has been a consistent finding that yields further increase
during the second and subsequent years after treatment. This is very probably due to the effect of ORMUS in building up the soil's content of mycorrhizae—
the fungal symbionts which are necessary for plant growth.

oh yeah, and magnetism somehow opens things up to ORMUS elements ... which might tie in with the effects of magnetism on plants as mentioned on another thread:
http://idigmygarden.com/forums/showt...ight=magnetism

[ArtiPrinted]

Yes the roots are 2 feet long in the photo. You should be able to click on the photo, i should have gotten something to compare it with.

I use only music on my cacti.

I used the default one that you get out of the sound boxes on the website.

Played it loud enough to almost hurt your ears. We would only play it when we left the house to go to town. so about... 8 hours a week they got music. somtimes more when we go to church.

Thanks for the link... cannot see any pictures... got to do more research on that one. I like the green house pods. I might add some to mine.

Originally Posted by TastyofHasty

ArtiPrinted, thanks for posting the pics! It's inspiring. So those roots are 2 feet long in the photo? It's hard to tell. And the music alone works, even without the foliar spray. Cool!! So, what music did you use? How loud did you play it?

BTW, thanks for the link about the Odoban Fogger, never saw or heard of one of those before.

BTW, regarding the raised beds, which look very organized, you might check out the link about American Intensive Solar Gardening on this thread:
http://idigmygarden.com/forums/showt...light=American

[ArtiPrinted]

Well, they are growing and that is not normal for cacti, it takes forever to get them to do anything. Yes that is going to be a vegetable garden. Any of the music that is on the bloom website, but i used the sound from the speakers they offer. It sounds like a bird or a cricket.

Originally Posted by TastyofHasty

ArtiPrinted, anyway, your pics show that Sonic Bloom (music with the right frequencies in it) WORKS. Your cacti are superior to normal, eh? Will you be using Sonic Bloom on your coming garden? Is that going to be a VEGETABLE garden?

About which music works for Sonic Bloom:
http://www.originalsonicbloom.com/pu...retsofsoil.htm

[ArtiPrinted]

Thank you, there are still many things we do not understand about Gods Creation, and how things react to the environment.

Originally Posted by TastyofHasty

Just thought I'd mention on this thread another "thing" I found whilst surfing ... that seems to have similar results to sonic bloom, and also may partly be why seaweed fertilizer works so well ...
anybody hear of ORMUS? Here's the article I found about it:
http://www.nexusmagazine.com/index.p...&limitstart=10

[TastyofHasty]

ORMUS is the big subject on my brain these days, aside from general gardening, that is! An inert form of metals that over millennia have mostly been washed into the sea (which explains why seaweed makes such great fertilizer) (and why sea salt is so good for you) (especially Dead Sea salt) and is in high concentrates in volcanic soils, and is actually in the AIR ... there may be more gold in the world, in ORMUS form, than has been mined in metallic form! as well as other metals; and they are in high concentrations in BRAINS, and they make plants grow and produce very similarly to the reports on the magnetism thread (which may be related to ORMUS, actually, since ORMUS elements are affected by magnetism), and to the reports for Sonic Bloom...

also people that are drinking ORMUS elements find it can (amongst other health benefits) change their hair color back from gray; here's a link that has a pic of one man's head (BOTTOM of his hair is grey, the hair growing out at the TOP is brown!) and how he "grows" his ORMUS (under heading, "Effects of Magnetic Water" about 2/3 down the page):
http://www.hbci.com/~wenonah/hudson/ormusgas.htm

[Growing Boy]

From what I can see your cactus has a prostrate growing habit is is actually trying to spread. You should get those roots in soil and see what happens. Cacti have wildly differing growing habits. Back in Florida I had some that would grow 2 or 3 inches per year some 2 or 3 feet.
Plants seem to respond to attention. I had a spot in my nursery that was an exile place. If a plant was'nt producing it would go into exile to either start growing or die. Most would perk up in a few days rather than face sure death. I play late 60's rock and roll all day when i'm working in the greenhouse. Everything seems very happy.

[O'natural]

Has anyone ever tried using sea solids with the Sonic Bloom CD? I think the results would probably be great. I have one of the CD's and some sea solids, but I think my neighbors would lose their minds listening to that frequency. And if I used it indoors I'd lose mine.

Does anyone have any recent stories to tell about Sonic Bloom? I read on a forum somewhere a few years ago that some guy magnetized his seeds using the Davis and Rawls method, used Sonic Bloom, and did something else and he said the results were incredible. I say add the sea solids as the third ingredient instead of the Sonic Bloom solution and make way for the bean stalk. But I haven't done all 3 yet.