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Magnetism and Bean Seed Germination

Magnets benefit humans by changing the electromagnetic field around painful joints and swollen areas, as stated by Medic 8. Circulation increases and injuries heal faster. Magnetic fields benefit plants similarly by creating an electromagnetic field around the plant that causes the plant to grow taller, faster, according to Life Streams International. Amp up the magnetic benefits even more with magnetized water. Water exposed to magnets contains smaller molecules, making them easier to absorb for both humans and plants, states Jon Barron.

Things You'll Need

  • 1-gallon glass jar
  • Superglue
  • Round, ceramic magnets with marked poles
  • Water
  • Terra cotta pot with flood tray
  • Rich potting soil
  • Seeds
  • Large bar magnets with marked poles
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Instructions

    • 1

      Glue five round, ceramic magnets in a vertical line on either side of your gallon jar. Make sure the north side of each magnet points toward the inside of the jar. Fill the jar with water and place it in the fridge for about 24 hours. The north magnetic poles create negative ions that split up the water molecules into smaller clusters.

    • 2

      Fill a small terra cotta pot with rich potting soil to about ½ inch below the rim. Poke up to three holes into the soil with your finger and drop a bean seed into each. Cover the seeds with soil. Place the pot on the flood tray in a sunny area.

    • 3

      Gently work two bar magnets into the soil at the edges of your pot; bury the south pole of one magnet and the north pole of the other. This creates an even electromagnetic field both above and below the soil.

    • 4

      Water your seeds with ¼ cup of magnetized water. Water the plants as necessary or every three days. Your plants should grow tall, strong and healthy.

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