solid state wind generators run on a similar setup that flowers use to signal to bees they want to be pollinated, voltage difference between pistil to roots improves pollen stick, but i digress, plants seem to all grow to roughly the same height not sure what the mechanism is for this but it seems competitive, plant height and plant width appear to have a ratio, big trunk supports tall tree small trunk supports short tree. so the idea is to create artificial competition to accelerate above ground growth, by shoveing a wood dowel into the ground and wind a thick gauge conductive wire around the wood higher than the adjacent plants by a few inches pulling the copper wire up every couple weeks to maintain its competitive dominance. bonus points for legume nitrogen fixing bacteria. tldr: fake plant conductivity to fool fungus into over lending for accelerated growth.the questions what metals wont screw with the plants? support structure has to move/hold water to mimic organics changing voltage? what mechanism enforce/create crown shyness?
>>2980574>roughly the same height not sure what the mechanism is for this but it seems competitiveyou mean reactive, if you mow dandelions they will grow back short.you need a control group and a group with only the stick (I'd put forth the stick being south of the plant in northern hemisphere is more conducive to competitive growth than voltage)
