Good day dear community, first of all I would like to wish you all a pleasant day and hope you were able to make some positive experiences! In this post, I would like to address an interesting topic and hope you can expand your knowledge a little.
Here are some pictures of plants that I have taken over the last few months and specifically I would like to talk about how plants react to frequencies. It was found that particularly frequencies of 3000 - 6000 Hz can have a positive effect on growth and from attempts it is clear that with the help of this frequency range it has even been possible to improve growth by a few hundred percent. The effect can be traced back that frequencies resonate with plants and influence the metabolism and also the absorption of nutrients can be improved and an interesting example is probably also the effect of music on plants and while plants grow well with classical or harmonious music, aggressive music can have a rather negative effect and even lead to the fact that growth is limited and plants are generally able to perceive different vibrations. After only a few weeks when you played aggressive music to plants, it even happened that the plant stopped growing and at higher frequencies over 10,000 Hz it generally grows slower and particularly lower frequencies can show a positive influence. In experiments in this area, attention was always paid to the duration and it is not enough just to play a few hours of music and it should be done over a longer period of time to be able to determine results. When playing classical music, the pores of the plants also open and there were some studies in which plants were exposed to frequencies and others not and it was found out that under the influence there was a higher yield and in general the plant had a more stable growth which was also noticeable in root formation. There are sometimes views that plants would always absorb vibrations the same, but this is not the case and there are different reactions and it can also have an influence on the germination of seeds and although plants have no sensory organs, it can be said that it also has a kind of ears. Scientists also found out that under the influence of stress, plants emit sounds over 40 KHz which are imperceptible to the human and it also seems to be a communication between animals, which are also able to perceive them while the human hearing is just able to absorb up to 20,000 Hz. If you generally want to learn more about how plants communicate with each other, I can recommend this post from me here where I have already discussed the topic in more detail.
Thanks for stopping by and I hope you could learn something new about this interesting topic! I captured these pictures with my Camera Sony Alpha 6000 plus 55-210 mm lens!
