Firstly as the director of Sonic Bloom Australia I would like to thank the students and staff at Urrbrae Agricultural High School for taking the time to study the effects of Sonic Bloom.

As a quick explanation, Sonic Bloom is the synergistic effect of sound and a nutrient spray on the growth rate and yield of plants. The sound portion of the treatment utilises a high frequency noise, which has been shown to affect the metabolic rate of the plants. One observed effect is that it opens the stomates wider on the leaves, allowing faster gas and water exchange and also allowing the partnered nutrient spray to better enter the leaf through foliar feeding. Chinese research also concluded that it shafts the bio-electrical potential of the plants, creating more efficient routes for the electricity and thereby making the cell processes more efficient. Scanning electron microscope images suggest that plants treated with the Sonic Bloom process have a greater density of stomates and the stomata are better defined on the leaves.

This product is not new and over 20 years of research have gone into the current composition of the nutrient spray applied with the sound. The spray is not designed as a food replacement for the plants as you will see by the low N.P.K. analysis. It’s derived from sea kelp and chelated amino acids, derived from plant matter. It has been created and altered by Dan Carlson Snr., over the course of many years, based on study of the translocation of minor elements within the plant tissue. As you may be aware, sea kelp is full of naturally occurring plant hormones such as cytokinins and gibberellins which can enhance plant growth. The amino acids are added for balance and with the sea kelp extracts provide a range of over 70 trace elements, to assist the plants in coping with the increased growth rate. A study using irradiated Fe molecules demonstrated 716% greater translocation of the molecules within the plant, to the terminal node and the opposing leaf tissue, when the sound and Sonic Bloom spray were used together. Nutrient content of fruits and vegetables have consistently shown that plants exposed to Sonic Bloom have greatly increased quantities of important elements such as zinc, iron, vitamin C, protein content, potassium, chromium etc. Conversely heavy metals and pesticides are normally lower then normal, due to the plant's reduced reliance on its root system for feeding.  The diminshed reliance on root feeding results in less poisons being drawn into the plant through the soil and any contaminants it may hold.