Serious question - talking positive and music for your shrooms...
[SERIOUS QUESTION] Am not stoned or high...
You know in some controversial but popular studies, there’s been evidence that talking nicely and playing soothing music to plants encourages them to grow, and also studies on yogurt being able to communicate with other yogurt/bacterial cultures behind walls etc has been evidenced...
Has anyone noticed that talking nicely, singing to or playing positive music around your growing mushrooms has any positive impact whatsoever? You know if you have a contaminated tub near a normal tub it can spread contagion... and someone recently posted about natural rain water having a massive positive impact...
It’s a serious but off the wall question. Has anyone else noted your mood/life situation in general (whether it’s all positive good vibes or going through a shitty patch) has an impact on their mushroom success?
I’m genuinely curious for the psychonauts who think about these off the wall ideas if they have an opinion on that sort of thing?
I’m doing my first grow ever and just thinking about placing my shroom grow stuff near to speakers and spraying them with rain water.
Thanks!
Posted Jul 5, 2020, 9:21 AM UTC
It works, I do it all the time well not as much as I’d like to. But I do say good night grow strong and I love you a lot. I play them good tunes once in a while. I’ve only had 4 grows but always got good shrooms so it can’t hurt. Plus there’s the placebo effect on you. Which will make you feel better for doing it. Look up Masaru Emoto testing effect of words on water molecules under a microscope that will blow your mind. And shrooms are what 92% water? Makes sense to me a lot of god damn sense.
Also don’t put any wifi or such near them. There was another study that was done with wifi effects on plants that inhibits growth. Can’t think of it tho.
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Edit - not sure about the rain water. I’d stick with plain tap or bottled.
Absolutely right on the money - this was the sort of controversial studies I was suggesting. The Masaru Emoto feedback is absolutely fascinating - and it certainly ain't going to hurt. I'm also with you 100% on the wifi and electrosmog pollutants, these all have to be major factors in the overall experience. Thanks for sharing your thoughts.