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Wiring electrodes to house plants produces electronic music

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Your neglected monstera plant is not just dying slowly; it is secretly composing ambient techno. By attaching biofeedback sensors to the leaves, enthusiasts convert the plant's natural electrical fluctuations into audible synthesizer notes. It bridges the gap between botany and a rave, allowing you to jam out to the invisible energetic shifts of your living room ferns.

Wiring electrodes to house plants produces electronic music
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