Is it useful to listen to music to plants?

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Attention

Plants also like to listen to music. In recent years, many scientists have tried to prove this through experiments.

Among them, there is an Indian scientist who likes music very much and plays the violin beautifully after work.

He has a habit of getting up at 6 o'clock every morning. After finishing his grooming, he plays the violin in his yard for half an hour.

After playing the violin, I ate breakfast and listened to music records.

Then he suddenly found out why the plants in his yard always grow faster and more luxuriantly and forcefully than those outside.

So, out of the instinct of his work, he carried out careful research and analysis.

He found that the soil composition, air, moisture, sunlight and other conditions of the plants inside and outside the yard were the same, but the growth situation was completely different just between the walls. Why? He was puzzled by his thoughts.

Then one day, while playing the violin, he looked at the plants in the yard, which shook with the morning wind, as if his loyal audience were nodding their heads neatly.

At this time, he suddenly thought, do plants also like to listen to music? Could it be the daily music that promotes the growth of plants?

Thinking of this, he made up his mind to carry out his next research plan.

In the spring of the following year, when the farmers planted early rice, and when the seedlings were stable, the scientist came to the rice field outside the yard every morning to play the violin and play music records.

He still plays the violin for 30 minutes according to his own habit, and then plays music for 15 minutes later.

After doing this for about 45 days, a miracle finally happened.

He found that the large piece of rice where he played the violin and music records every day grew better than the rice in other rice fields, and the plants were both tall and strong.

Moreover, in the same piece of rice, the rice near the place where he stood playing the violin and the singing place grew stronger and luxuriant than the one in the distance.

So he understood why the plants in his yard grew better than those outside, and he came to the conclusion that plants also like to listen to music, and plants can also understand music!

It is better to hear than to see, it is better to satisfy your curiosity.

Material preparation: three groups of small flowerpots, some small tomato seeds, two small speakers

one

Sowing seeds

Plant the same amount of seeds in a flowerpot containing the same amount of soil (not eccentric) ~

two

Group placement

Group A: playing classical music

Group B: play heavy metal music

Group C: let them accompany them quietly without any treatment as a control.

(you can choose your own repertoire, or you can choose your favorite songs to test whether your "masters and servants" have a connection. )

Special reminder: in order to avoid overexcited little tomatoes, it is recommended to play music for 2-3 hours every morning, and to avoid the interference of three groups of friends.

three

Wait for the flowers to bloom, wait and see

Well, I can't wait. Let's start with a piece of my favorite music.

Answer

Twenty years old tonight

Yang Kun; Guo Caijie

00:00/03:51

Take out the smart speakers at home, no! It is the intelligent flower device at home-- "Hua Xiao π" Internet intelligent flower device! Its own Bluetooth speaker function perfectly meets the requirements of both plants and me to listen to music. It is simply an artifact used in this experiment.

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