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Christina@uluvlucy.bsky.social |
New pseudoscience just dropped on YouTube: electroculture. Folks out here wrapping copper wire around sticks & sticking it in a garden bed thinking it will make their crops grow bigger. As both an electrical engineer and a gardener I am already too tired for this nonsense š¹
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CapnMarrrrk
@capnmarrrrk.bsky.social
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Slimer!
@gakoid.bsky.social
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That only works if you have a dirt farm and are planting 100+ more ghost traps to bust a demigod.
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Dani
@daniskitchen.bsky.social
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it will also make your back ache less while you're working in the garden, truly miracle stuff that copper š
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Kim
@kimoco.bsky.social
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One thing copper might help is stopping slugs and snails, but only if you want to protect the stick you wrapped in copper wire. š
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czarrie
@czarrie.bsky.social
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Maybe it works by Frankenstein rules, just wait for a lightning storm and watch all of the dead plants from the past year come back to life
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Karmageddon
@karmageddon.bsky.social
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This is why I avoid gardening forums like the plague.
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Angela
@heyaries325.bsky.social
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As someone who might have fallen for this nonsense (Iām generally not vulnerable to pseudoscience but I am a very brand new gardener), Iād like to thank you for this post.
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Benene
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ah yes, copper, a material famously so hostile to life that we literally use coils of it to insta kill sperm
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Two Turntables and a Nixraphone
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like... No lol
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