Your garden is surrounded by energy. Why not put it to use?

Tucker Barefoot approaches electroculture as an emerging field of electrical horticulture — not simply as the use of copper antennas in the garden. His work explores the relationship between plants, soil, atmospheric electricity, electrical fields, and controlled electrical stimulation, with an emphasis on experimentation and measurable plant response.

Working within a commercial nursery environment gives Tucker the opportunity to explore these concepts at a practical scale, observing how different electrical configurations interact with real plants and growing conditions. His approach combines horticulture with technology and experimentation, seeking to better understand whether electrical principles can be incorporated into more efficient and sustainable cultivation systems.