Intention Experiments on Plants

Feb

12 February, 2010 – Experiment 1 concluded

Categories: Catnip, Cinammon basil and Local lettuce

Plants are shown in order of negative, control, positive.

Basil. Negative pot is definitely way healthier.

Catnip. Control pot seems healthier.

Lettuce. All suffered from leaf burn. But control pot was the weakest and most straggly, with the least rate of germination and least number of leaves.

I plan to start another experiment soon after deprogramming both crystals, AND selecting seeds which show easier difference in growth (straight-growing plants I guess).

Feb

01 February – ninth update

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Categories: Catnip, Cinammon basil and Local lettuce

Note: I deliberately skipped updates last week so that I could photography any greater discrepancies over a greater time.

Control pots
Cinammon basil

No show. Not expecting it to show anymore.

Lettuce

Looking really weak and straggly. Only two leaves.

Catnip

Catnip seems well enough though.

Negative pots
Cinammon basil

Strong stems, large and healthy leaves.

Lettuce

Catnip

Positive pots
Cinammon basil

Stems are a bit etiolated. Leaves are small and tend to curl inwards.

Lettuce

Catnip

Jan

18 January – eighth update

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Categories: Catnip, Cinammon basil and Local lettuce

Note: I’ll be ending this experiment by the end of February 2010.

Control pots
Cinammon basil

No action, as usual.

Catnip

Catnip seems to be growing okay…

Lettuce

The lettuce is in poor shape. It’s etiolated and very weak. Leaves don’t seem healthy at all.

Negative pots
Cinammon basil

The stalks are slightly shorter than the positive pots, but the leaves are much larger and healthy looking. However, one of the leaves has developed very slight patches. Still monitoring.

Catnip

So-so.

Lettuce

Lettuce is messy but looks fine, especially since this local strain flops over quite a bit.

Positive pots
Cinammon basil

Growing relatively well. Taller than the negative pots, but leaves are healthy looking.

Catnip

Doing okay.

Lettuce

Seems to be doing okay also.

Jan

Note

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Categories: Note

At this point, I feel it necessary to put in some thoughts.

1 At least from this first (in a series, I hope?) experiment, it has shown that intention does affect things;

2 Crystals DO store information and intents;

3 It has been told to me by many gardeners that their plants actually thrive and grow really well after they threaten their plants with things like, “If you don’t grow well for me I’m going to throw you away!” etc. It seems as if plants actually are a lot more connected with their survival instincts so that in negative or oppositional situations to them, they put forth a lot more energy to grow healthily;

4 Of course, I’ll keep this experiment as ongoing as I can, and try to draw a conclusion when I end it.

Jan