Watering with copper head

[sucahyo]

It have been month after I add a piece of copper pipe to the end of flower watering hose. The feeling I get when seeing the garden now seems to be bigger, fresher and darker. The new leaf seems to be bigger and darker. The pant seems healthier. Birds like to go near the garden after watering and chirping beautifull melody.

But I would like to have second opinion about the effect of vortex copper watering. To be sure that all the above experience is not because my overly optimist thinking. Or my stupidity because I never observe how flower grew before, because it is my wife's garden....

I offer everyone to do this experiment:
Attach a copper pipe to the head of watering hose. The copper pipe should make the water rotate when exitting the hose.


The swirling part is unseen when attached.


The flower:

[sucahyo]

More photo. The last one showing different of height of some new and some old leaves.

[CosmicFarmer]

I bet the plants just appreciate the attention. particulate copper might get in thanks to the copper pipe but if thats the effect you want, you could just use more copper. The vortex might serve to give you a simple fine mist which plants love more then a stream, but I think water has to be in a vortex for a while for it to get charged any.

[sucahyo]

I also suspect it is the copper too. But I can't do comparison experiment. So I go with both copper and vortex. The reason I add vortex is to made the water go trough guidance fin which increase the copper surface more and after that the heavier water will travel along copper inner surface. I don't know if it help or not, but I am not gonna find it out. I already happy that the plant is healthy and bigger now using a simple modification to the water hose.

The vortex do not make fine mist in mine.