Babka, It looks like I would need to sign up to another newsletter to read this. Could you copy and paste the information?
My seeds are away from our rooter. Bernd

Myrle , you will have to show this article to Mike and the smart metre disadvantages .Maybe this is why you had trouble with seeds

The link works for me. No newsletter sign ups. Try again, Bernd. I came across this in Weird News somewhere, and posted it for fun since this is indoor seed sprouting time. The Danish students' experiment was SO lacking in controls I cannot imagine anyone taking their results seriously.

-Babka

WHAT A BUNCH OF ... uh, malarky.

I have a large potted plant from the funeral of my father in law that grows about 5 inches above our router. He died 3 yrs ago. we've replaced the router once since then, so perhaps it is the other way around ...

Bragu!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! "The other way around..." ROTFLMAO

-Babka

Dave is right. You can't go by "activist" web sites. There is zero scientific evidence of wifi effecting seed growing.

Steve

But then on the other hand, some good strong radiation of a secret frequency could create new hybrids. I thought to have read somewhere that some people have tried that already on hosta, possibly from isotopes. So when you are in creating hybrids, next time you go to a dentist for cleaning and they want to do xrays, you could simply whip out a bunch of hosta seeds in a sandwich bag and ask them to xray those too. (only kidding)
Bernd

This post was edited by berndnyz5 on Tue, Dec 17, 13 at 18:46

I simply closed the popup window to sign in, and behind it was the article. Take another go at it.

I sent the article to my granddaughter as an option for her science project this year.

'Malarky' Update: Come to think of it, I've been growing a pot of African Violets and a pot with a Korean Rock Fern less than a foot from our router for at least two full years. They're doing just fine there. Just an observation from Colorado.

Don B.