Root Song
Low tones, 100–250 Hz, played out loud — the range studies link to root growth and stronger uptake.
A living practice for you & your plants.
Something in your home is quietly alive. Give it a little of your attention, and it gives something back.
Bring your phone or a speaker close, pick a plant, and press play. A session is just a few unhurried minutes.
Sound tuned to both of you plays while the app guides small acts of care — a slow watering, wiping the leaves, turning it toward the light.
The practice is shown to lower cortisol and calm your nervous system, while growing longer roots and better nutrient uptake.
For you
For them
Your plant is always listening, absorbing light, water, sound, and touch. This practice is an invitation to meet them where they are.
The app sets the sound, guides the watering, and shows you what to notice.
Low tones, 100–250 Hz, played out loud — the range studies link to root growth and stronger uptake.
A short morning session, timed to when the pores open and the plant takes in the most.
A slow, guided watering — long enough to feel the soil and read the response.
432 and 528 Hz to slow your heart rate and ease you toward sleep.
Plants don't hear, but they feel vibration. Tiny hairs on their leaves, called trichomes, register sound and trigger cellular signals.
Around 100–250 Hz, nutrients move faster and pores open. Steady tones like wind or water encourage growth; loud, harsh sound stresses the plant.
Each session layers two frequencies — one for your nervous system (432 or 528 Hz), one for the roots. The same minutes work on both of you.
Tuned to Monstera deliciosa