@plantwave: Orchids often grow on trees or rocks, using thick aerial roots to absorb moisture and nutrients from the air. We found this orchid in Hawaii and connected it to our device to translate tiny electrical shifts in its leaf into sound. You'll notice harmonious notes sliding and interlocking as the plant's activity shifts. A minimalist melody from a highly evolved flower. What do you think of the sound? #naturelover #beautifulnature #Outdoors #orchid #flowers

JOHN_DANIEL :

Jairo10_ :

ponk?

☆ミ♡~☆ :

ssssss :

creation: , the creator

prism_goddess :

is there a playlist of plant music on Spotify? I'd totes listen

𝔖𝔬𝔪𝔢𝔇𝔲𝔡𝔢† :

Nabil :

Sounds like Minecraft

_MYYT_ :

flower sound

~★☆♡HYDRA_K4R3N’S_W1FE♡☆★~🎀🤖 :

Can you…. Put it on Spotify..?

ThePOPIK :

Keith0110 :

Finally, they made something that doesn’t harm the plant those pinchers were showing more of the distress signals, then just being natural

G̷HOSDEERI🎃 :

𖦹'~ᑕᴏꪮㄥ KɪD|) !🩸~'𖦹 :

+100.000.00 frutiger aura

j :

MR. home ཐེམཀཌ :

YAAI :

𝒒𝒖𝒆𝒆𝒏 :

IYAD_YHL😍 :

Kenzo :

🪩✨MOO✨🪩 :

This is my vibe 😍

★『RTX.』『 :

omg brooo

vitor_flop :

FXVORTIX.RU :

я не понимаю как это работает

mama.necedi :

bro minecraft music

bakson :

Whoa I am floating