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Do Plants Like Music Mythbusters. The sonic bloom cds combine classical and bird song (along with some bizarre elevator style music from the 70s). Can plants enjoy music just as we do? Mythbusters found that plants grew better with noise than without noise, whether it was talking or different genres of music. The idea that music might help plants grow has been debated for years. Other experiments used sounds like traffic noise and vedic chants. Several studies have concluded that there is a connection between music and plant growth. French physicist and musician joel sternheimer has found that certain types of music stimulate protein production in plants, therefore. In a less scholarly, but equally fascinating study, the tv show “mythbusters” explored the correlation between music and plants in a 2009 episode. While there hasn’t been enough evidence to prove that talking to plants helps them grow, there is good reason to believe that music does help plants grow. Here's a bit about what the science says, and how it might impact our plant care. The tv show mythbusters did an excellent experiment to prove whether talking to plants helps them grow, adding music to the mix.

Can plants enjoy music just as we do? Here's a bit about what the science says, and how it might impact our plant care. The idea that music might help plants grow has been debated for years. While there hasn’t been enough evidence to prove that talking to plants helps them grow, there is good reason to believe that music does help plants grow. French physicist and musician joel sternheimer has found that certain types of music stimulate protein production in plants, therefore. Mythbusters found that plants grew better with noise than without noise, whether it was talking or different genres of music. In a less scholarly, but equally fascinating study, the tv show “mythbusters” explored the correlation between music and plants in a 2009 episode. The sonic bloom cds combine classical and bird song (along with some bizarre elevator style music from the 70s). Several studies have concluded that there is a connection between music and plant growth. Other experiments used sounds like traffic noise and vedic chants.

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Do Plants Like Music Mythbusters While there hasn’t been enough evidence to prove that talking to plants helps them grow, there is good reason to believe that music does help plants grow. Mythbusters found that plants grew better with noise than without noise, whether it was talking or different genres of music. French physicist and musician joel sternheimer has found that certain types of music stimulate protein production in plants, therefore. While there hasn’t been enough evidence to prove that talking to plants helps them grow, there is good reason to believe that music does help plants grow. Here's a bit about what the science says, and how it might impact our plant care. The idea that music might help plants grow has been debated for years. The sonic bloom cds combine classical and bird song (along with some bizarre elevator style music from the 70s). Several studies have concluded that there is a connection between music and plant growth. The tv show mythbusters did an excellent experiment to prove whether talking to plants helps them grow, adding music to the mix. In a less scholarly, but equally fascinating study, the tv show “mythbusters” explored the correlation between music and plants in a 2009 episode. Other experiments used sounds like traffic noise and vedic chants. Can plants enjoy music just as we do?