Study Shows Women Who Sing at Plants Make Them Bigger
References: telegraph & treehugger
I have absolutely nothing resembling a green thumb, but there’s apparently a chance for me (and other women out there) yet. A new study shows that when women sing to tomato plants, they will grow bigger, healthier tomatoes. What’s even better about this odd study, men who sing to tomatoes either do not affect the growth at all, or stunt it.
Sorry men: Apparently singing to tomatoes only works if you’re a lady. So for those of you women wondering how to grow the perfect tomato, apparently all you need to do is sing a little tune--and keep your husband away.
Sorry men: Apparently singing to tomatoes only works if you’re a lady. So for those of you women wondering how to grow the perfect tomato, apparently all you need to do is sing a little tune--and keep your husband away.
Trend Themes
1. Plant Serenading - There is a trend of singing to plants to promote their growth and health.
2. Gender-specific Plant Growth - Research shows that singing to tomato plants only affects their growth positively when performed by women.
3. Musical Gardening - The practice of incorporating music into gardening is gaining popularity as a way to enhance plant growth.
Industry Implications
1. Agriculture - The agriculture industry can explore the use of sound and music as a potential innovation to improve crop productivity.
2. Wellness and Mental Health - The wellness industry can incorporate plant serenading as a unique therapeutic activity for stress relief and mindfulness.
3. Entertainment and Music - The entertainment and music industry can tap into the concept of musical gardening to create new experiences and products for consumers.
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