music effects on growth

How effective is music during the growth stage? I'd love to see a study or something...btw, I've been keeping mine on a steady dose of allman brothers during the morning, whatever during midday, and then some ben harper before they are tucked in...
What does the music actually do? I heard it opens up the stomata or something, and that higher frequencies are typically better... my speaker is about 20 feet from the actual plants though, will it still be effective? (i play it loud enough so i can hear it well when i am watering and monitoring and such)

is marijuana like those little flowers that dance when placed next to music? (...those little dancin' flowers may be a good way to monitor the intensity of the music...)

bump...what do you play to your girls? How about Marvin Gaye "let's get it on" right before harvest? I like punk music when I'm giving them a cut, something about punk music reminds me of trimming bush.

http://di.fm/mp3/gabber.pls

or anything eles that's in my sig.

http://boards.cannabis.com/showthread.php?t=34619

So, how does the sonic bloom work? Is it spectacular or should i stick with classical and some random techno with some high hats and loud noises? techno....:dance:
Has anyone had great results that they compared to a grow without music stimulation? Btw, Bob marley makes my plants feel at home.

i dont think the plant will grow depending on the song u play.. it depends on the hz..

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Originally Posted by MaryjaneMenehune

So, how does the sonic bloom work? Is it spectacular or should i stick with classical and some random techno with some high hats and loud noises? techno....:dance:
Has anyone had great results that they compared to a grow without music stimulation? Btw, Bob marley makes my plants feel at home.

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Well, I guess it works... or not... ???

I haven't followed Sonic Blooms directions... so I can't really argue for/against them. I think it's a great product.

What I've done, is play the music 24/7. I haven't done the foliar feeding thing... although I will for my grow.

I think high pitched music will be best... see below...

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Originally Posted by sheist

i dont think the plant will grow depending on the song u play.. it depends on the hz..

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From what I've read, yes... higher frequencies will promote the "stomata" [?] under the leaves to open up... thus, enabling better/faster processes... and if you foliar feed, it's easier for the plant to intake the feed... at least, that's the idea.

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Originally Posted by turtle420

Well, I guess it works... or not... ???

I haven't followed Sonic Blooms directions... so I can't really argue for/against them. I think it's a great product.

What I've done, is play the music 24/7. I haven't done the foliar feeding thing... although I will for my grow.

I think high pitched music will be best... see below...


From what I've read, yes... higher frequencies will promote the "stomata" [?] under the leaves to open up... thus, enabling better/faster processes... and if you foliar feed, it's easier for the plant to intake the feed... at least, that's the idea.

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yeah man, im just joking around...but it sounds like music aids in growth and the high frequencies are good, is there any way to test the freq pretty easy?...i just turn up the treble and let it go.

All i know so far on this subject is that plants grow Toward the speakers if you play classical music and they grow Away from the speakers if you play Led Zepplin. Seriously it was a real study. They have good musical taste

This website seemed to back up my previous post.. plus it says there is a device you can attach to your plant and see if it likes the music


...now a Japanese company has created a gadget that puts you in touch with the 'feelings' of plants.

This gadget gauges the electrical activity in plants and can register a plant's response when exposed to music. The device is called the Plantone and has two sensor clips that are attached to the leaves of the plant.

..When the device's lamp turns red, it means a strong electrical current has passed within the plant's cells. It signifies a positive response. A green light on the other hand occurs when the cell electrical signals are weak, signifying a negative or unhappy response.
http://secretlifeofplants.tribe.net/...4-839d2f914227