Does music affect plant growth?

by Assassin~ Badass Buzz Guru Posted 2012/06/10 19:08:42

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Cunning Stunts 2012/06/30 16:50:32

No

+1
Mythbusters officially busted that one.

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dvd 2012/06/19 08:33:03
Barbara 2012/06/16 20:12:59 (edited)

Yes

I think it does. Music has energy and it affects my mood when I plant things. Classical seems to be the best to play (I always play music inside or out). But I also play other type music too. My plants are happy unless I sing to them myself. That never works out well!

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Marshall Maxwell 2012/06/12 23:31:29

No

The correct PH balance affects land growth.

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Solomonster 2012/06/12 16:35:45

Yes

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Or atleast, I know of one very successful green thumb that has a speaker system outside on his property & very much believes it helps them.

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Dzeeng 2012/06/12 06:17:34

Yes

I think so

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dear•LT13☻ 2012/06/11 18:36:56

Yes

I think Mythbusters proved that once...

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1wickedwitch 2012/06/11 07:19:22

Yes

my mom thinks so

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aeroshock 2012/06/11 02:59:03

Yes

I believe it has been proven. Anyway, I couldn't help but be reminded of an episode from Jimmy Neutron. Sorry, for the childish reference.

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darlenedoskas1969 2012/06/11 02:21:38

Yes

I think so

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Jorge Enriquez 2012/06/11 01:18:36

Yes

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Doreen 2012/06/11 00:16:19

Yes

Studies have been done to prove that. It does matter what kind ( soft or hard ).

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♥•judy•♥ 2012/06/11 00:05:50

Yes

+1
music MAKES THE WORLD CHANGE

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sally 2012/06/10 23:10:07

Yes

+1
It was proven on Myth Busters.

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Lady Aiyanna 2012/06/10 22:51:52 (edited)

Yes

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Personally experimented with this and found that plants that have music thrive better than the ones who are subject to a rough environment with violence, heartache and pain. It depends on the vibes of the music though, they have to be uplifting and bringing joy to the Universe to be able to bring in the green growth that is needed around. While the others dries and kills the plants around.

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Nam Era Vet #1 DNA TLC 2012/06/10 22:46:24

Yes

I have heard the it does.

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brutusin~ Proud Apetheist 2012/06/10 22:44:41

Yes

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I listen to music when I garden and that effects plant growth.

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Heavy 2012/06/10 22:40:28

Yes

Proven studies show that simply talking to a plant makes it more likely to be healthy. It's not about the music though. It's the movement of the air and the stimulation.

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All Ame... to Heavy 2012/06/10 23:36:08

When you talk to them, don't you feed the Co2 which is food to them?

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Heavy to All Ame... 2012/06/10 23:49:15

Yes but the amount coming out isn't really a lot

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Heisenberg 2012/06/10 22:29:24

No

+1
Not unless the plants have ears.

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Doreen to Heisenberg 2012/06/11 00:18:23 (edited)

+3
Actually, they feel the vibrations. Oh, corn has ears.

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beach bum 2012/06/10 22:14:51

Yes

yes

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sarahbearer 2012/06/10 22:01:45

Yes

Sure y not:-)

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Zolfie™ 2012/06/10 19:51:19

Yes

I have no clue and was thinking no but looks like some people have tried experiments and music has helped some how... not sure how...

MythBusters took on the myth and Rock did the best, then classical music, then talking to it, followed by no sound at all.... though I do wish they redid it because they did have a problem, but the problem happened to all of the plants not just one group so they still counted it.

Part 1
http://www.youtube.com/watch?...

Part 2
http://www.youtube.com/watch?...

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Vijay Pawar 2012/06/10 19:20:26

Yes

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Obviously. All sounds of nature a form of music, as well music helps trees grow well, as per Indian classical music, a vocal singer can make the gods of rain to pour, can lit fire, and so on....

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Barbara to Vijay P... 2012/06/16 20:17:43

Ravi Shankar made a classical album with the London Philharmonic Orchestra, Andre Previn was the conductor. My plants like that music!

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Vijay P... to Barbara 2012/06/17 07:51:51

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Wow just see plants have no boundary restrictions, as well music, when we listen to people Likr Ravi Shanksr, Hari Prasad Chourasia(fiute), Zakir Huusain(tabala) time no constraint. Plants also love it, it should be continuous or they die.

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Ryoka∞Boy 2012/06/10 19:17:00

Yes

I have heard so.I have also heard that talking to them does it too.

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Fighting4U 2012/06/10 19:12:24

Yes

It has been proven to.

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