Experiments
Real-world tests of electroculture techniques. Each entry includes setup details, measurements, photos, and transparent reporting — including when results were neutral or negative.
Our Documentation Standards
- Detailed parameters (voltage, current, duration, electrode type…)
- Control group always included
- Null / disappointing results published
- Photos taken under consistent conditions
- Enough detail for others to replicate
External Grower Success with Tomatoes & Pulsed DC Electroculture
Harvest Storm Pulsed DC System tested in self-watering containers. Indoors, then outdoors in tall buckets with potting soil.
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Multivariate Electroculture Trial: Microgreens
A multivariate home trial comparing pulsed DC stimulation, an earth battery, a solar cell, and Tesla coil high-voltage soil stimulation on microgreens and basil seedlings, against an untreated control.
Read full report →Electroculture Tomato Growers Report Gains of Over 50%
The most-repeated claim in Electric Fertilizer's history: a father-son grower report of 50%+ tomato yield gains, using pulsed-DC prototype electronics. This page states exactly what was and wasn't measured — do not cite the 50% figure as a general or verified finding without reading the limitations below.
Read full report →Increased Germination & Growth Rate in Lettuce
A 2013 solar-cell electroculture trial comparing one electrified lettuce cell against the rest of the same tray — a classic, repeatedly-republished Electric Fertilizer post, migrated here with its original evidence limitations intact.
Read full report →Backyard Garden Electroculture — Bill Perry's Broccoli, Tomato & Eggplant
A 2013 grower-submitted trial from Bill Perry's St. Louis home garden, showing a height/growth gradient that fell off with distance from the electrode — a real, named, third-party account, migrated here with its original limitations intact.
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