Researcher Dan Carlson Senior, the inventor of ‘Sonic Bloom’ technology, discovered that exposing plants to soundwaves of various frequencies can enhance their growth. This method uses sonic stimulation to help plants absorb nutrients more effectively, resulting in healthier and more vibrant plants.
Music imitates the natural vibrations plants encounter in the wild, which aid them in locating water. Indoor plants, despite being shielded from outdoor conditions, thrive when exposed to soothing melodies. Outdoors, playing music can draw pollinators like bees to flowers in the garden.
Plants and humans share a similar relationship with music. Just as we each have unique musical tastes and preferences for volume, different plants respond to specific rhythms and tones. Additionally, just like us, plants benefit from the energy boost they receive when their preferred music plays.
Fact Checked, Written, and Published by Kevin Rodrigues
Kevin is the founder of Gardening Mentor, a website that aims to teach people to grow their own food in a limited space. As a self-taught gardener, Kevin has spent several years growing plants and creating gardening content on the website. He is certified in Home Horticulture and Organic Gardening from Oregon State University. He has a Post Graduate Diploma in Horticulture and Landscape Gardening from Mumbai University.
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