// Definition
An informal experiment conducted by Wade Laughter in which indoor cannabis plants were connected to an outdoor earth ground via copper wire, resulting in observable differences in plant growth compared to ungrounded control plants receiving identical nutrition and lighting.
// From the Episode
Swami recounts Wade's experiment: three plants received a copper ground wire to outdoor earth, three adjacent plants did not, all fed identically. The grounded plants showed significant differences. Wade interpreted this as evidence that connection to the earth's electromagnetic field influences cannabis growth, reinforcing his philosophy that natural outdoor sun-grown cannabis produces superior medicine. The experiment informed Wade's advocacy for sun-grown cultivation.