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Hello,
Let's not pollute the subject of did67;)
For me there is no doubt, the moon has no notorious effect on plants http://www.snhf.org/images/stories/4_Le ... une_bd.pdf

You should go for a walk in the animist tribes of Southeast Asia ...

You would meet these things that are barely believable, I'm sure you would have waking nightmares, there are even stories of wandering spirits, haunted lands where nothing grows any more, stories of dead healers who have returned to their bodies several times. days after having remained inanimate - whereas during all this time, they had been seen during an "escapade" (out of body) to the other end of the country to go to take care of someone (their "physical" body having remained in the same place) - and who are resuscitated after their official deaths and cases of premature deaths of Westerners who could not stand this "new reality"diametrically opposed to theirs!
Then the "Full Moon" and ... the seeds which rise more often than in their turn: pouf pouf pouf, it is the routine ...
Please don't go ...

second degree mode "off"

Thank you for respecting the thread where I develop something very down to earth: how to garden without work and "more than organic" ...

But there are simpler trips than the one suggested here!

For Christmas, to be offered "The eyes of my goat" (for the tight-fisted, I'm talking about Santa Claus, there must be a pocket edition for not expensive at all), Eric de Rosny ...

This Jesuit tells in a very "scientific" (Jesuitical, what!) Way, his experiences with "spirits", in Cameroon ... and his "trouble".

And on its momentum, read, in the same collection, "From Indian memory", by Tahca Ushte ... As its name suggests, the "memories" of an Indian chief, collected by Richard Erdoes, before his death.

I come back to the moon.

In our garden to my wife and me (it's the same, we share, we often work together ... I say that because sometimes, in modern couples, each has his half - garden, I mean!)

- my wife follows the lunar calendar

- I sit on it ... even if I can imagine an influence!

- I did not observe any obvious phenomenon related to the moon ...

- my wife is sometimes convinced that such and such observed thing is linked to that: "you see!"

[See what we believe or believe what we see? That is sometimes the question!]

- I intend to carry out an experiment, repeated, this summer, to explore the question by objectifying it: all the rows will be sown in the same way, half of a length according to the lunar calendar; the other half with "counter-calendar" (on purpose, therefore); we alternate the halves to cancel out side or terrain effects ...

- this will be repeated during each sowing, each planting ...

- I will observe, note, photograph ...

See you next winter. I am curious myself.

For now, please respect the other thread, which, in the absence of data, does not take it into account!

Personally ... I already have a hard time gardening with my hands .... So with the moon ...

Lots of species are scientifically influenced by the moon:
reproduction of marine corals,
28 lunar day cycles of human women,
etc ..
Understandable at least in seas with strong tides !!
Much less for plants, unless we remember 400 million years ago in the seas, possible in our genes !!

dedeleco wrote:,
28 lunar day cycles of human women,

Average cycle of 28 days .... But (except a few cases observed in the case of confinement of several women for one man) they are not all synchronized .... While the lunar cycle is the same for all .. .

Yeah, there are even inhuman women at full moon.

So the seeds !!!




Nan, Nan m'sieur the modo, she is politically correct this one and not HS, not touch!

and even if the moon returns every 28 days it is because it is well adjusted. Not found better!

Macro wrote:Personally ... I already have a hard time gardening with my hands .... So with the moon ...

+1


The influence of cloudless full moon light insignificant for photosynthesis. that of gravity is only done on very large masses: the sea but not a lake and even less a plant.

Notable conclusion of the pdf: "if this effect exists, it is so weak that it can easily be masked or even canceled by the use of adapted agronomic practices and improved varieties"

dedeleco wrote:Lots of species are scientifically influenced by the moon:
reproduction of marine corals,
28 lunar day cycles of human women,
etc ..

concerns the animal kingdom, although I'm not exactly following the lunar calendar for menstruation and it's a matter of survival for corals https://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Reproduct ... le_lunaire, schizophrenics too ... but for plants?

Janic wrote:and even if the moon returns every 28 days it is because it is set correctly. Not found better!

Conversely ... it is when it is set that it does not go up anymore!
Is that proof that it rose before it was full ?!

See you next time ...