She sounds pretty happy and unconcerned about the troubled world she dwells inā¦something we people may learn from her ā¦
And probably lives in Aix en Provence too 
Have you ever been close to one of these devices when hooked up to plants? Iām wondering what you think of them?
Many years ago, we went to purchase a Fig tree at a nursery on Denman Island, in British Columbia. While we were there, the nursery vendor showed us his plant music devices that he was selling, and hooked them up to different plants, so we could hear the sounds. And, when he hooked several of them up to different plants at once, it seemed as if they were harmonizing, almost like a kind of chorus. The sound, while ādigitalā, was nevertheless somehow soothing and it fascinated me (being a musician myself). I normally prefer the music of āacousticā instruments, over ādigitalā ones ā but I found it surprising what a calming effect this had, and my husband and I will never forget this experience that we had at that plant nursery many years ago.
Here is a little blurb written by the distributor about that vendor (who retired from business): https://www.plantmusic.com/emerald-voices-musical-trees-in-canada/
I think that a place in Italy, called Damanhur, may sell some of those devices, as well as Plant Music in the USA (and their web site also shows a network of distributors in Europe).
Thank you for sharing!! 
The real question to me, is the plant āhearingā the sounds it is āmakingā and if so, is it altering itās chemicals now that it is given a feedback system/advice? 
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