THEY PLANTED THEM, THEY SHARED THEIR RESULTS
Their gardens,
in pictures
30 seconds of effort.
A whole season of bigger plants.
Three simple steps. No tools. No batteries. No maintenance.
Step 01
Choose your pack
1 rod for a pot. 3 for a vegetable bed. 12 for an entire garden. Each rod is made from 99.9% pure copper, hand-wound according to the 1920 patent.
Step 02
Plant it in the soil
Push the rod into the soil beside your plants. 30 seconds. No tools. No hole to dig. That's it.
Step 03
Walk away
Bigger plants in 4 to 8 weeks. Season 2 beats season 1. Season 3 beats them both. Zero maintenance.
WHAT HAPPENS AFTER PLANTING
The real timeline from
one of our gardeners
Week after week, what you will observe in your garden.
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Day 1
The rod is in the soil
Planted in 30 seconds. Your neighbour asks what you are doing.
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Week 2
Nothing visible — that's normal
You have forgotten about it. The soil has already started working.
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Week 4
The first signs appear
The leaves look fuller. The stems seem taller.
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Week 8
The garden speaks for itself
Tomatoes rise above the trellis. Your neighbour wants to know your secret.
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Season 2
Even better than before
The soil improved on its own. Season 2 beats season 1.
VERIFIED REVIEWS
What
our gardeners say
★★★★★
3 days ago
Really impressed by the results
My garden is doing much better than in previous years. I plan to order more. I highly recommend them to all gardeners.
★★★★★
1 week ago
A noticeable difference within a few weeks
I tried them and after a few weeks there is a noticeable difference. I will post before-and-after photos. I would not have believed it if I had not seen it myself.
★★★★★
2 weeks ago
Clearly accelerated growth after just 2 days
Only 2 days of visible difference, with clearly accelerated growth. This young banana plant does not even get much direct light and it has still grown a lot. The rods are high quality with a beautiful finish. I recommend them to anyone who grows plants.
★★★★★
3 weeks ago
The result is clear — it works
The result is clear. It works. And on top of that, they look beautiful in the garden. I cannot imagine gardening without them anymore.
★★★★★
1 month ago
Stunning changes
The changes in my garden since I started using these wonderful tools are stunning! A huge thank you to the entire Ashwell team.
★★★★★
1 month ago
I stopped using chemical fertilisers
After a full season with the Ashwell™ rods, I cut my fertiliser budget in half. Next season, I am stopping completely. The soil is working on its own now.
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FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
You asked,
we answer
The vast majority of our customers report a visible difference within 4 to 8 weeks. Taller stems, fuller leaves and more fruit. Some see their yields double over the season. If that is not your experience within 60 days, we will issue a full refund — no questions asked.
Electroculture is based on the principle that plants respond to natural electromagnetic fields. Studies on copper conductivity and plant growth date back to the 1920s, with the work of Justin Christofleau. Modern research confirms the effect of copper ions on soil vitality and plant resistance to diseases and pests.
Cheap rods sold online are generally made from steel or zinc with copper plating. Our rod is made from 99.9% solid pure copper, certified by an independent laboratory. It is wound clockwise according to Christofleau's 1920 patent — the only specification that matters for capturing atmospheric charge. Bring a magnet close to it: it will not stick. That is your authenticity test.
1 rod for a pot or small planter. 3 rods for a standard vegetable bed. 12 rods for an entire garden. For larger growing areas, use approximately one rod every 3 to 4 metres.
The earlier in the season, the better — ideally when planting your seedlings or just before. But you can plant them at any point during the growing season and still see improvement. For perennials or fruit trees, they work throughout the year.
Yes. One rod per pot works very well for indoor plants, herbs and balcony-grown tomatoes. We have customers who place one in every pot in their home.
No. Pure copper releases a tiny amount of ions — well below toxic thresholds for plants or earthworms. Studies covering decades of agricultural use have shown no negative effect on soil biodiversity at these concentrations.
For life. Pure copper does not rust, degrade or dissolve in the soil. A rod planted today will still be functional 50 years from now. You plant it once and never replace it.