Do Plants Make Music?
YES PLANT CAN DO MANY THINGS EVEN PLAYING MUSIC A small red alligator clip connects to one of the plant’s leaves. Another “grounding” cord is wedged into the soil, at the plant’s roots. Both cords connect to a biofeedback machine, which is more typically used to measure changes in the body, such as heart rate, via electrical sensors. Today, that machine is synced with a synthesizer, which supposedly translates the plant’s energy levels, as measured through biofeedback, into audible tones, which are then played through speakers. In other words, this machine is said to give plants a voice that we can hear. THIS IS SOO COOL RIGHT??