Electric fertilizer

kylenbg · May 19, 2015

I have two raised beds 3'x16' with a stone path between. On the outer edges I have burried 6" deep stainless wire that I attached each to one leed of a 120 volt ac to 12 volt ac transformer from a discarded toy, giving a seven foot distance between the wire runs.
This idea has been around for 70 years. You can search the internet to see if I have done it cortrectly. This slite electrical field increases the enzime action of the soil. This is the forth year for this setup and my tomatoes realy produce.

May 19, 2015	#1
kylenbg Tomatovillian™ Join Date: May 2015 Location: 45830 Ohio Posts: 1	Electric fertilizer I have two raised beds 3'x16' with a stone path between. On the outer edges I have burried 6" deep stainless wire that I attached each to one leed of a 120 volt ac to 12 volt ac transformer from a discarded toy, giving a seven foot distance between the wire runs. This idea has been around for 70 years. You can search the internet to see if I have done it cortrectly. This slite electrical field increases the enzime action of the soil. This is the forth year for this setup and my tomatoes realy produce.