This year marks year three for my electroculture gardening adventure. And when I say adventure, that is exactly what I mean! I have learned so much and continue to see amazing results from this simple addition to my garden. If you would like to read my first post on this, you can find it here.
Every year, I change up my raised beds by rotating what I plant in each bed. It is always interesting to see how various plants do with other varieties and species of plants in the same bed. Sometimes plants don't like growing alongside others. This reminds me that, as people, some of us do well with some folks and not that well with others! :)
As you can see from the picture above, this is one giant tomato! I took this picture this morning. The tomato plant is so heavy with these gigantic tomatos that it is hanging over the planter! This crop of tomatoes is flourishing!
This year, I am growing a variety of bell peppers, banana peppers, and lots of different tomato plants. I have butter lettuce, which has done really well, and of course, my favorite herbs: sweet basil, peppermint, sage, and rosemary. Everything is doing well, and I believe because of my electroculture gardening.
I use zero fertilizers and zero bug sprays. My garden is 100% free of all chemicals. The electroculture apparatus that I made myself pulls in the naturally occurring electricity from the atmosphere and pulls it into the soil, thus distributing loads of nitrogen. It is truly a simple mechanism that works year after year.
Here is a cute video that I resonate with from the movie Steel Magnolias.
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