Plants Grow Faster With Classical Music

Research shows plants respond to sound waves. Plants exposed to classical music grew 20% faster. Physical vibrations from sound waves stimulate plant cells. This stimulation increases stomata (pore) opening and speeds up photosynthesis. Interestingly, plants exposed to heavy metal or high-decibel noise deteriorated. Excessive vibration seems to damage cells. Dorothy Retallack"s 1970s experiments made headlines. But results remain controversial - the scientific community isn"t convinced. Source: Plant Signaling Journal