Bass Playing for a Better Tomato Crop?

I'd do it for tomatoes!
I do like a good tomato.

 

Plants like Jazz, had a Buddy whose Dad always had a radio playing the "Smooth Jazz" Station in his greenhouse.
Said he noticed a big difference.

 

Did they play a lot of Herbie Hancock?

 

Had a friend do the same (greenhouse/indoor). I've read studies that seemed legit and proved growth. I personally play Beatles/Aphex Twin when gardening. Just in case.

Also you can put plastic bags around the male parts to collect pollen and use a frozen bee on a stick to pollinate. Little more work but successful method.

Rock on and happy growing! Got plenty of months left.

EDIT: Are there any plants I should not post pics of?

 

Done!


greetings

Wise(b)ass

 

What happens when the bee starts to thaw? Surely there is a fine brush of some sort to mimic the behaviour. Frozen bees...

 

A bit. The playlist was selected by the local Community College radio station so they got a good mix as well as a history/music lesson, not just the tunes.

 

Why not? I love tomatoes!

Btw I have real tomatoes (plants) and I trust the bumble bees to take care for them.

Luckily we (still) have a lot of them where I live.


greetings

Wise(b)ass

 

If you thought murder hornets were bad just wait on the white walker bees. Actually I don't know. Only used that method in bio lab, but it worked well. Genetics experiments begin this fall/winter, so I may be in the "pre-frozen bee" market. It's like the boutique pedal version of q-tips.

 

It's not a question on the morality of bees is it. A frozen shrew would serve the coverage of no less than five bees, and, comes with a handle.

 

What creature are we freezing to brush our teeth with?