Bury a Stick: The Forgotten 300-Year-Old Trick That Destroys Pests Without Chemicals

[jeff of pa]

Bury a Stick: The Forgotten 300-Year-Old Trick That Destroys Pests Without Chemicals is a simple, natural method that gardeners once relied on to protect crops without toxic solutions.In this video, you’ll discover how this old technique works, why it disrupts pests naturally, and how to apply it in your own garden. Learn how to reduce pest damage, protect your plants, and maintain a healthy growing environment using a chemical-free approach rooted in traditional knowledge

 

[jeff of pa]

Bury a Stick: The Banned 1936 Science — Bury Two Coins to Triple Your Garden Harvests Naturally

 

[ConceptualizedNetherlandr]

Bury a Stick: The Banned 1936 Science — Bury Two Coins to Triple Your Garden Harvests Naturally

Because they had zinc cents in 1936

 

[jeff of pa]

No but I'm sure They had Zinc and copper.

The Penny Thing is a Present time Example because both types of metal Exist in Pennies

 

[ConceptualizedNetherlandr]

No but I'm sure They had Zinc and copper.

The Penny Thing is a Present time Example because both types of metal Exist in Pennies

Please explain why there would be any voltage generated with that set up.

 

[jeff of pa]

im no scientist , read up on the Baghdad Battery

Baghdad Battery - Wikipedia

en.wikipedia.org

 

[ConceptualizedNetherlandr]

im no scientist , read up on the Baghdad Battery

Baghdad Battery - Wikipedia

en.wikipedia.org

I am a scientist. That image does not show a voltage generating circuit. For one thing both leads seem to go to the 'copper'