If you were a surgeon, would you use a rusty scalpel to operate on a patient?
This question was asked over a 100 years ago by a very astute forester in Austria,
called Victor Schauberger (The Living Water, Olaf Alexandersson).
But we are happy to pierce the living soil with our iron garden tools.
Or are we?
Did you know that iron inhibits the uptake of certain nutrients
and drains the soil and plant of growth energy?
Though it is essential in very small quantities for the plant to produce
its chlorophyll and it helps the plant to ripen.
Iron (Fe), like Silica(Si), are elements transmitting cosmic forces and information, which we use in bio-dynamic gardening to enhance ripening, the nutritious quality, disease and pest resistance.
Whereas copper, which is very deficient in our soils nowadays, enhances growth energy transfer and enhances vegetative growth, particularly in vegetables.
Btw. in most patients with cancer we find that they are deficient in copper besides, chromium, selenium and silica.
Copper is not just a fantastic catalyst for hormone function, enzymes and iron metabolism in the human organism, but also appears to keep away also our ‘beloved’ slugs and snails.
How might copper and bronze keep slugs and snails away?
We live in the Earth’s magnetic field, which is sustained by the movement of the relatively high iron content in the Earth’s mantle. Any piece of iron can have its own magnetic field. The metal copper, on the other hand, is non-magnetic and highly electrically conductive.
Electricity, magnetism and movement form a team together. If you have two of them, the third will appear. A wind-up torch or radio has a little magnet in it. Your action of winding it up generates the electricity for it to work.
We, and all other mammals, have iron in our blood. That is why our blood is red. It enables each of us to have our own independent magnetic field, anchored on our blood.
Slugs and snails do not have iron in their blood.
Their blood contains haemocyanin; is based on copper.
This means that they do not have an independent magnetic field. As copper is conductive, they are highly sensitive to the Earth’s field.
As they move along the ground, they are subject to the lines of magnetic force generated by the rotating core of the Earth.
Now, imagine that a diligent gardener has carefully transplanted their lettuce seedlings, using an iron tool. As the tool turned the soil, it left its magnetic signature. When night falls, the slugs and snails start on their slimy way, following the lines of force that they detect on the soil surface.
When they reach this disturbance around the transplanted lettuces, they are forced to stop. They do not know where to go – the signal is not clear. They have to wait, and while they wait, they get hungry. And there go the lettuces. Using a copper/bronze tools leaves no magnetic disturbance, so there is nothing to attract the slimy molluscs.
Testimonials:
These bronze garden tools are not a magic bullet, the definitive deterrent. But we have found that since we started using them, the amount of slug and snail damage has dramatically reduced in our garden. Many of our customers have reported that using the tools has the effect of a slug barrier – even protecting hosta plants.
Read more about the amazing properties of copper and copper alloy tools bellow.
https://www.implementations.co.uk/slugs-snails
Where to get the super alloy tools?
https://www.implementations.co.uk
The story of bronze garden tools
https://www.implementations.co.uk/shop/the-story-of-bronze-garden-tools
I am certainly investing into copper tools and have done so since the
1980’s, when I discovered them in Germany.
Happy, energized and ground-breaking gardening
Hans-Günther
