Re: What does this sound like to you ?

[Guest guest]

Q : Yes, but how does it actually work ?

A : The special sound is made up of harmonic frequencies which stimulate

the tiny pores on plant leaves to open. When these pores, called stomata, are

open, the plant is able to increase its uptake of Sonic Bloom balanced

Nutrient by over 700%

Q: That is a big increase ! The sound is obviously important, but what

about the Nutrient ?

A: The Nutrient itself is really the important thing. It's a combination

of over 60 trace minerals, amino acids and naturally-occurring growth

stimulants. The sound is a tool to increase the effect of this organic foliar

spray.

Forty-five minutes minimum sound stimulation is necessary before and after

the leaves are sprayed.

Q : Yes, but if this sound increases absorption by so much, won't any

foliar spray work with the Sonic Bloom sound ?

A: This is an important point. Dan Carlson discovered the sound almost 30

years ago, but took 20 years of painstaking development to create a balanced

nutrient to complete the system The problem was that the huge increase in

absorption tended to magnify any imbalances and elements could become locked up

as a result. So the sound and the balanced nutrient are inseparable. This

is the world record breaking combination, and trials have shown other

combinations to be ineffective.

There's a video on his site with an interview. He says that in the previous

year he won the world's record for the largest pumpkin ever grown. lol

I might try this on my wheat grass AND sprouts someday.

I DON'T KNOW IF THE SPRAY IS SAFE TO CONSUME HOWEVER.

I am still researching -- the CD for music also goes into the computer with

complete information. But I wanted to post what I'd found out after asking

if you thought it would work or not. Apparently there is a basis for using

this system. Dan Carlson holds patents and says (in the video at the site) he

sells this in over 25 countries which he has visited.

They do say there's less problems with insects, but this could be a natural

plant effect -- or it could be some natural insect repellant. Either way or

whatever, I'll still want to check into the safety of the spray that needs to

accompany the sonic effect.

[Guest guest]

if yer a baby boomer, i guess you would

va va va boom

[Guest guest]

If I just move near the airport would my sprouts get enough sonic booms? Thanks.

Roseann Roseanna- danna

Jertoons@... wrote: Q : Yes, but how does it actually work ?

A : The special sound is made up of harmonic frequencies which stimulate

the tiny pores on plant leaves to open. When these pores, called stomata, are

open, the plant is able to increase its uptake of Sonic Bloom balanced

Nutrient by over 700%

Q: That is a big increase ! The sound is obviously important, but what

about the Nutrient ?

A: The Nutrient itself is really the important thing. It's a combination

of over 60 trace minerals, amino acids and naturally-occurring growth

stimulants. The sound is a tool to increase the effect of this organic foliar

spray.

Forty-five minutes minimum sound stimulation is necessary before and after

the leaves are sprayed.

Q : Yes, but if this sound increases absorption by so much, won't any

foliar spray work with the Sonic Bloom sound ?

A: This is an important point. Dan Carlson discovered the sound almost 30

years ago, but took 20 years of painstaking development to create a balanced

nutrient to complete the system The problem was that the huge increase in

absorption tended to magnify any imbalances and elements could become locked up

as a result. So the sound and the balanced nutrient are inseparable. This

is the world record breaking combination, and trials have shown other

combinations to be ineffective.

There's a video on his site with an interview. He says that in the previous

year he won the world's record for the largest pumpkin ever grown. lol

I might try this on my wheat grass AND sprouts someday.

I DON'T KNOW IF THE SPRAY IS SAFE TO CONSUME HOWEVER.

I am still researching -- the CD for music also goes into the computer with

complete information. But I wanted to post what I'd found out after asking

if you thought it would work or not. Apparently there is a basis for using

this system. Dan Carlson holds patents and says (in the video at the site) he

sells this in over 25 countries which he has visited.

They do say there's less problems with insects, but this could be a natural

plant effect -- or it could be some natural insect repellant. Either way or

whatever, I'll still want to check into the safety of the spray that needs to

accompany the sonic effect.

[Guest guest]

AFAIK the " special sound " is an infinite loop of 100ms length of a sine wave

varying between 4700 and 5300Hz; it's supposed to imitate the chirping of birds

which stimulates the growth of plants. The nutrient mixture contains ghibberelin

(sp?), a plant growth hormone. Maybe it does work as advertised but none of the

research is from independent agencies (ag ministers from poor southeast asian

countries do not impress cynical me as being impervious to monetary influence).

If you've got the kit I'd be _really_ interested in the results.

>Q : Yes, but how does it actually work ?

>

>A : The special sound is made up of harmonic frequencies which stimulate

>the tiny pores on plant leaves to open. When these pores, called stomata, are

>open, the plant is able to increase its uptake of Sonic Bloom balanced

>Nutrient by over 700%

>

>Q: That is a big increase ! The sound is obviously important, but what

>about the Nutrient ?

>

>A: The Nutrient itself is really the important thing. It's a combination

>of over 60 trace minerals, amino acids and naturally-occurring growth

>stimulants. The sound is a tool to increase the effect of this organic foliar

spray.

> Forty-five minutes minimum sound stimulation is necessary before and after

>the leaves are sprayed.

>

>Q : Yes, but if this sound increases absorption by so much, won't any

>foliar spray work with the Sonic Bloom sound ?

>

>A: This is an important point. Dan Carlson discovered the sound almost 30

>years ago, but took 20 years of painstaking development to create a balanced

>nutrient to complete the system The problem was that the huge increase in

>absorption tended to magnify any imbalances and elements could become locked

up

>as a result. So the sound and the balanced nutrient are inseparable. This

>is the world record breaking combination, and trials have shown other

>combinations to be ineffective.

>

>

>There's a video on his site with an interview. He says that in the previous

>year he won the world's record for the largest pumpkin ever grown. lol

>

>I might try this on my wheat grass AND sprouts someday.

>

>I DON'T KNOW IF THE SPRAY IS SAFE TO CONSUME HOWEVER.

>

>I am still researching -- the CD for music also goes into the computer with

>complete information. But I wanted to post what I'd found out after asking

>if you thought it would work or not. Apparently there is a basis for using

>this system. Dan Carlson holds patents and says (in the video at the site) he

>sells this in over 25 countries which he has visited.

>

>They do say there's less problems with insects, but this could be a natural

>plant effect -- or it could be some natural insect repellant. Either way or

>whatever, I'll still want to check into the safety of the spray that needs to

>accompany the sonic effect.

>

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

Yes, but the pollution could kill them, especially if the planes were

doing Chemtrails. You might get a mutant sprout, taller than the tallest

building, wider than the deep blue sea. Sorry I should have gone to

sleep an hour ago

Diane

magnolia filbert wrote:

>If I just move near the airport would my sprouts get enough sonic booms?

Thanks. Roseann Roseanna- danna

>

>Jertoons@... wrote: Q : Yes, but how does it actually work ?

>

>A : The special sound is made up of harmonic frequencies which stimulate

>the tiny pores on plant leaves to open. When these pores, called stomata, are

>open, the plant is able to increase its uptake of Sonic Bloom balanced

>Nutrient by over 700%

>

>Q: That is a big increase ! The sound is obviously important, but what

>about the Nutrient ?

>

>A: The Nutrient itself is really the important thing. It's a combination

>of over 60 trace minerals, amino acids and naturally-occurring growth

>stimulants. The sound is a tool to increase the effect of this organic foliar

spray.

>Forty-five minutes minimum sound stimulation is necessary before and after

>the leaves are sprayed.

>

>Q : Yes, but if this sound increases absorption by so much, won't any

>foliar spray work with the Sonic Bloom sound ?

>

>A: This is an important point. Dan Carlson discovered the sound almost 30

>years ago, but took 20 years of painstaking development to create a balanced

>nutrient to complete the system The problem was that the huge increase in

>absorption tended to magnify any imbalances and elements could become locked

up

>as a result. So the sound and the balanced nutrient are inseparable. This

>is the world record breaking combination, and trials have shown other

>combinations to be ineffective.

>

>

>There's a video on his site with an interview. He says that in the previous

>year he won the world's record for the largest pumpkin ever grown. lol

>

>I might try this on my wheat grass AND sprouts someday.

>

>I DON'T KNOW IF THE SPRAY IS SAFE TO CONSUME HOWEVER.

>

>I am still researching -- the CD for music also goes into the computer with

>complete information. But I wanted to post what I'd found out after asking

>if you thought it would work or not. Apparently there is a basis for using

>this system. Dan Carlson holds patents and says (in the video at the site) he

>sells this in over 25 countries which he has visited.

>

>They do say there's less problems with insects, but this could be a natural

>plant effect -- or it could be some natural insect repellant. Either way or

>whatever, I'll still want to check into the safety of the spray that needs to

>accompany the sonic effect.

>

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

Then I could sell the formula to Monsanto.....?

Diane and Uecker <sunflowr@...> wrote: Yes, but the pollution

could kill them, especially if the planes were

doing Chemtrails. You might get a mutant sprout, taller than the tallest

building, wider than the deep blue sea. Sorry I should have gone to

sleep an hour ago

Diane

magnolia filbert wrote:

>If I just move near the airport would my sprouts get enough sonic booms?

Thanks. Roseann Roseanna- danna

>

>Jertoons@... wrote: Q : Yes, but how does it actually work ?

>

>A : The special sound is made up of harmonic frequencies which stimulate

>the tiny pores on plant leaves to open. When these pores, called stomata, are

>open, the plant is able to increase its uptake of Sonic Bloom balanced

>Nutrient by over 700%

>

>Q: That is a big increase ! The sound is obviously important, but what

>about the Nutrient ?

>

>A: The Nutrient itself is really the important thing. It's a combination

>of over 60 trace minerals, amino acids and naturally-occurring growth

>stimulants. The sound is a tool to increase the effect of this organic foliar

spray.

>Forty-five minutes minimum sound stimulation is necessary before and after

>the leaves are sprayed.

>

>Q : Yes, but if this sound increases absorption by so much, won't any

>foliar spray work with the Sonic Bloom sound ?

>

>A: This is an important point. Dan Carlson discovered the sound almost 30

>years ago, but took 20 years of painstaking development to create a balanced

>nutrient to complete the system The problem was that the huge increase in

>absorption tended to magnify any imbalances and elements could become locked

up

>as a result. So the sound and the balanced nutrient are inseparable. This

>is the world record breaking combination, and trials have shown other

>combinations to be ineffective.

>

>

>There's a video on his site with an interview. He says that in the previous

>year he won the world's record for the largest pumpkin ever grown. lol

>

>I might try this on my wheat grass AND sprouts someday.

>

>I DON'T KNOW IF THE SPRAY IS SAFE TO CONSUME HOWEVER.

>

>I am still researching -- the CD for music also goes into the computer with

>complete information. But I wanted to post what I'd found out after asking

>if you thought it would work or not. Apparently there is a basis for using

>this system. Dan Carlson holds patents and says (in the video at the site) he

>sells this in over 25 countries which he has visited.

>

>They do say there's less problems with insects, but this could be a natural

>plant effect -- or it could be some natural insect repellant. Either way or

>whatever, I'll still want to check into the safety of the spray that needs to

>accompany the sonic effect.

>

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

We did experiments in high school biology class with Gibberillic acid, this

is a powerful plant growth hormone, you don't need any sound to get this

stuff to work. http://www.biology-online.org/3/6_gibberellin.htm

As far as sound goes... there have been controlled experiments using

various types of music to grow green bush beans.

Hardcore heavymetal rock music produced the most impressive growth when

compared to the growth produced by classical music.. no joke.. Rock

on little beans!

Draw your own conclusions on this one folks..

Personally, I like to play some " House " dance music, with some groovy beats

that *I* can bug out to. I figure if those beats can make me move, then my

plants are probably gonna try and grow legs asap so they can boogie too!

...think it's my bed time

Beau

[Guest guest]

If your plants listen to rap music...do you think it will give you indigestion

when you eat them?

Beau Barrett <Beau.Barrett@...> wrote: We did experiments in high school

biology class with Gibberillic acid, this

is a powerful plant growth hormone, you don't need any sound to get this

stuff to work. http://www.biology-online.org/3/6_gibberellin.htm

As far as sound goes... there have been controlled experiments using

various types of music to grow green bush beans.

Hardcore heavymetal rock music produced the most impressive growth when

compared to the growth produced by classical music.. no joke.. Rock

on little beans!

Draw your own conclusions on this one folks..

Personally, I like to play some " House " dance music, with some groovy beats

that *I* can bug out to. I figure if those beats can make me move, then my

plants are probably gonna try and grow legs asap so they can boogie too!

...think it's my bed time

Beau