Two years ago when i was just six months into electroculture, i grew a different variety of lettuce which seemed at the time like a "monster lettuce" but the one i picked today puts this one to shame.
May 2023
April 2025
May 2023 measurement.
April 2025 measurement.
The reason today's lettuce is so big, aside from the use of various electroculture techniques, is because it has expanded its growth by producing new shoots at the sides and i am not sure i've ever seen a lettuce do this before. Have you?
And yes, a bit like two years ago i feel a fair bit of excitement holding it.
Quite spectacular really.
Completely obscuring Esteban when i asked him to pose with it.
It was heavy too, quite hard for him to hold up.
It's probably because of the chemtrails but there was a halo around the sun today and this made the moment feel even more special.
Here's me getting ready to cut the lettuce in the morning. Thanks for the picture Esteban.
For your reference i am 48 years old and i don't work out. I've simply been on a raw vegan diet for the last few months so i have plenty of energy and feel stronger than ever. To be clear about what raw vegan means to me i am currently on the 80/10/10 diet, which represents 80% carbs (mostly fruit), 10% protein (mostly kale which is 16% protein) and 10% fat (mostly olive oil, nuts & avocado).
I could go on and on with endless photos serving as proof for the effectiveness of electroculture, but i don't think that's important any more. Am not here to prove anything. Only to share my personal journey.
So as far as this lettuce is concerned there was a large antenna around two meters from its base and also some basalt in the soil. No fertiliser.
Here is the antenna in question.
In case you were wondering, all our other lettuce are looking pretty good too.
The rest of the garden is shining with Light, calling me back here as often as possible.
It is hard to describe how much i love this place.
I imagine today's lettuce was trying to impress me because i have been eating more kale recently, understanding that lettuce is nutritionally inferior to kale.
Flowers and all are blended up with a ton of fruit.
And this i drink every day as my lunch.
Mostly we just give our lettuces away because people around here seem to love them, but this one out of respect i will eat.
In a big salad tonight along with flowers of the season and my home made bread.
The oldest man in our village saw us on our way home and noted the amazing lettuce. I asked if he wanted one and his response was a resounding yes, so Esteban & I returned to the garden later and grabbed this slightly smaller one for him.
Here is Esteban heading off into the village to make the delivery!
In an effort during this busy Spring season to post something rather than nothing at all, i am keeping these posts uncharacteristically short and simple for now, sticking to one topic at a time.
So that's it for now.
Next time i will tell you how to make plantain & chickweed skin cream and why it is the best cream in the world for dryness, irritations, red spots, wrinkles and more.
Love & Light everyone 🌱
