FWIU ground discharge is a significant liability; "must've been lodestone there". Higher EC soil is presumably a better path to ground. Lightning current is to

FWIU ground discharge is a significant liability; "must've been lodestone there". Higher EC soil is presumably a better path to ground. Lightning current is too strong and damages plants. Null hypothesis: There are no companion planting approaches that result in greater yield due to idk symbiotic Eh-Ph homeostasis Three Sisters: Corn, Bean, Squash Tomatoes and potatoes grow well together in a 5gal HDPE bucket with hole cut into the side to access the potatoes; no idea whether there is electrical production from the tomatoes waving in the wind Companion planting > Mechanisms doesn't list soil EC or electricity Output given e.g. Eh-Ph and moisture: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Companion_planting https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Companion_planting