I never thought these lines can have such a devastating effect on human health. I went back, read and bookmarked your post on dowsing to find out that magnetised cables have an effect on copper. The experiment with the metal fruit bowl with the Lakosvy coil was so simple, yet so eye-opening. Now this might answer a few questions as to why plants and trees perform better in certain places in the garden while others don't. Thank you Sam for bringing the concept of dowsing to my attention!
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Absolutely. Since I learned how to do this I have seen time and time again how when I have a row of plants and one section of the row isn't doing well this because there is a line running through them. And no amount of electroculture devices can save them.
But rather than not plant anything on the lines I recommend trying out different things there till you find something which likes it.
Have fun!
Totally agree. I like to rotate plants (e.g. one year tomatoes and the next year I'll put onions) as it's also beneficial for the soil to recover and remineralise. Furthermore, I discovered that keeping berries in particular blackberries, raspberries and red currants together, as in close to each other helps.