Do plants have feelings?
WatchWe are having a debate atm, apparently if you tell a plant that you love it the plant will grow more than if you tell a plant that you hate it.
What do you think? Do plants have feelings?
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If they do then i’m a terrible terrible person who deserves to be locked in jails. would also make me a plantnapper when i steal flowers from people’s houses which means i’m stealing them from the rest of their flower family

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I hear screaming when I mow the lawn. I thought it was just in my mind, maybe not?
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No and even if they did, if this is an attempt to thwart vegans you should know that raising animals for slaughter takes up 8-times-MORE plants than it does to simply feed a human populous.
So vegans eat less plants. And since humans need to eat to live, causing least damage would mean eating plants straight and not the large animals who eat more plants than you do anyway.
So vegans eat less plants. And since humans need to eat to live, causing least damage would mean eating plants straight and not the large animals who eat more plants than you do anyway.
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(Original post by Jessicafreya0)
I know water isn’t a plant but research the water experiment
I know water isn’t a plant but research the water experiment
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(Original post by EierVonSatan)
I hear screaming when I mow the lawn. I thought it was just in my mind, maybe not?
I hear screaming when I mow the lawn. I thought it was just in my mind, maybe not?
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(Original post by NoTearsLeftToCry)
If they do then i’m a terrible terrible person who deserves to be locked in jails. would also make me a plantnapper when i steal flowers from people’s houses which means i’m stealing them from the rest of their flower family
If they do then i’m a terrible terrible person who deserves to be locked in jails. would also make me a plantnapper when i steal flowers from people’s houses which means i’m stealing them from the rest of their flower family

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(Original post by TortoiseSheldon)
We are having a debate atm, apparently if you tell a plant that you love it the plant will grow more than if you tell a plant that you hate it.
What do you think? Do plants have feelings?
We are having a debate atm, apparently if you tell a plant that you love it the plant will grow more than if you tell a plant that you hate it.
What do you think? Do plants have feelings?
In 1970 Peter Tompkins and Christopher Bird, authors of the best-selling book, The Secret Life of Plants, claimed that plants did indeed have emotions and intuitive capabilities. Although the book is a fascinating read, its unsubstantiated claims have had a negative impact on plant study credibility. It has taken years of serious study and experimentation for plant behavior hypotheses to hold water under scientific scrutiny.
The first step should be to define "intelligence." Plants don't have brains or central nervous systems like humans; therefore, they can't have emotions or reasoning capabilities . They are, however, sentient life forms and they do have "tropic" and "nastic" responses to stimuli. Plants can't vocalize or flee from danger, so they must rely on other ways to thrive and to protect themselves when threatened. They can choose which direction to grow, for example, and can defend themselves and aid pollination by moving their leaves, petals, and stamens. Plants also produce both attractive and defensive messenger chemicals called pheromones, much like humans, animals, and insects.
Responses are categorized as either tropic: a movement in response to a specific directional stimuli such as light and gravity, or nastic: a movement in response to non-directional or multiple stimuli such as touch or vibration. Nastic responses are usually temporary and do not alter growth.
source: https://owlcation.com/stem/Do-Plants...In-a-Sense-Yes
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TortoiseSheldon search this in YouTube: ‘masaru emoto water experiment - water consciousness’
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Regardless I would still continue to kill and eat them
Regardless I would still continue to kill and eat them
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I hope not, otherwise, the cactus I just bought is going to pursue its vengeance on me for his fallen brethren.
And need I remind you, I bought a cactus.
And need I remind you, I bought a cactus.
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