O-M-G Plant Grounding- Of Course!

thehole

thehole

New Member
It's infomercial scam material.

If you look around not one professional grower recommends this for growing, whether cannabis or other. Any reviews you see are fake. At Amazon for instance, not one review is from a "verified buyer".

ABSOLUTE SCAM. I see they even have different ripoff levels. Home-starter-deluxe-pro grow. From 50-350 dollars.

This is a brand new scam targeting the this industry, most of us, our beloved hobby.

Where are the results? All they have are testimonals, like every scam product site has. Look at their video on youtube. It shows and explains nothing. If this truly was a new great thing for growing there would be more, there isn't, because it's bullshit.
 
thehole

thehole

New Member
BTW. What month and article was this in High Times? They should fire whoever got it published in.

Never mind. October. Looking now for it so I can write the asshole who wrote the article.
 
thehole

thehole

New Member
Sgt. Pepper wrote the article. Going to have to read it. If he is promoting this garbage I may have to question High Times in general. Are they really about providing new and interesting material for us or are they just another monster marketing bullshit to us?

The more and more my hobby and love gets commercialized the more I despise these fucking people. I shouldn't rant being we all should be use to this marketing of shit we don't need, but there comes a point where enough is enough.
 
PetFlora

PetFlora

Well-Known Member
I thought I made it clear that I was not asking for unsupported opinion. I can read, and read/watched all that you have. The HTs article is 2+ pages, not that that is a guarantee, as it could be part of an advertising deal.

Still, I do know proper grounding both sides of the bed + running copper wire between poles is beneficial outdoors
 
lokie

lokie

Well-Known Member
if you use that product AND

get some of these for the base and branches of each plant
[video=youtube;I1cAjvZOMdc]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=I1cAjvZOMdc[/video]

would you get a plant that can do this, VAPE it's self?
 
tranka32

tranka32

Active Member
These guys are from Rhode Island. I saw them speak at last months RIPAC meeting. It sounded pretty far out but they are totally serious and passionate about it. I need more evidence than what I have seen and heard so far but they may have something. They had an oscilloscope hooked up to the plant with clips on the leaves or stems. When grounded it flat lined but when not grounded it was all over the place. What that proves I have no idea; I'm not an electrical engineer?
 
Vindicated

Vindicated

Well-Known Member
At least the copper bracelets ward off slugs. I'm sure they are very serious about their product, just like the Doctors who used to offer "pelvic massages" to treat female hysteria during the Victorian Era. I can see this being one of those devices you hear about on the Antique Road Show 60 years from now.
 
I

imchucky666

Well-Known Member
thehole said:
It's infomercial scam material.

If you look around not one professional grower recommends this for growing, whether cannabis or other. Any reviews you see are fake. At Amazon for instance, not one review is from a "verified buyer".

ABSOLUTE SCAM. I see they even have different ripoff levels. Home-starter-deluxe-pro grow. From 50-350 dollars.

This is a brand new scam targeting the this industry, most of us, our beloved hobby.

Where are the results? All they have are testimonals, like every scam product site has. Look at their video on youtube. It shows and explains nothing. If this truly was a new great thing for growing there would be more, there isn't, because it's bullshit.
Click to expand...
Kinda like air fresheners saying 'lasts UP TO 180 days', that way it prompts you to buy the product for the advertised long life, but nothing says it will actually last MORE than 12 days.
 
T

T.H.Cammo

Well-Known Member
Am I missing something here? Is this gizmo supposed do something, other than, just act as a "Ground Wire"? If it's just a fancy "ground wire" ,then, why the inflated price tag? If you want to "ground" your plants, I'm sure you could do it a whole lot cheaper on your own! They sell "Grounding Kits" at any hardware store for a couple of bucks - or you could just go "Quick & Dirty" with some old wire running between your pots and a water pipe.

I'm not saying this will have any beneficial effect - I'm on the scam side of this thing too! But there's always a cheaper way.
 
You must log in or register to reply here.
Top