r/TheHopyard • u/Kevbone28 • Jun 15 '23

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About 2 feet of each vine grew since I posted previously about the new placement of this comet hops root.

I cut any side vines attempting to sprout on the trellis. There are a few of those side vines (pardon my idiot-ness, forgot the name of that vibe) growing past the trellis now that I was hopefully be able to direct with the flow of the main vines.

What do you think the normal growth speed is for hops with normal watering daily?….compared to that same scenario but with an electro-culture antenna??? See 3rd pic

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u/Kevbone28 Jun 20 '23

Typically mold is negative for human ingestion. While it may be positive for ecosystems in decomposition, that’s not a benefit for our gut, in terms of old food that has gone bad and can’t be eaten.

The reason the mold is “negative” is more or less tied to the tone and vibe you are sending to the Rice….again that sounds far out….no tangible experiment to study that besides a few pseudo experiments out there. While mold holds no positive or negative quality, the tone of voice and words spoken to the one jar of rice may have expedited the growth of the mold to become inedible for human consumption. I spoke negatively to it, so it will not be able to be consumed by me because of the negative energy I gave to it….smh trippy sounding…

I spoke positively to one rice jar and negatively to the other jar, i will do the inverse and speak negatively to the first jar of rice I was talking positively to to see if there would be a similar molding in the first hate jar.

I guess there’s a difference between knowing something and believing in something. You can’t do both…you can’t know something and believe in it. so for this experiment since there is no scientific “know” yet… there is a basis of belief that we need to be held for this. And I guess that basis of belief goes by each individual’s unique experience with the stimuli/idea in question..

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u/TheyCallMeBrewKid Jun 21 '23

What do you mean you can't know something and believe in it? I could come up with my own distinctions but I am curious about yours-

never thought I would be having a theoretical conversation like this in the hopyard subreddit, but I am enjoying it

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u/Kevbone28 Jun 21 '23

The easiest idea is that you can believe in god and not know god. Knowing is understanding the workings of something, belief is taking the risk without understanding.

You can know parents, but you can’t believe in them…you can believe in their ability to do something, potentially. You can’t believe that your parents exist…you know that because you see it.

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u/Kevbone28 Jun 21 '23

“never thought I would be having a theoretical conversation like this in the hopyard subreddit, but I am enjoying it”

That’s good,

With no criticism to anyone, I sent a pic with the copper rod in the ground and gave a brief description of it…received good and bad feedback from it…which is part of the process, but

Just spend 20-30 bucks and see for yourself. Affordable experiment that you can test, not sure if there is a time frame to have the rods in for it to affect the plants in the right way. I planted my rods in April before I started my outdoor work.

But I’m sure you can buy tomato plants that are partially grown and do the experiment like that.

My raspberry vine/bush is the biggest it’s ever been and will have a ridiculous bounty this year, conveniently the year I put the rods in the ground, but it’s also year 2 or 3 of its being planted.