Cabbages

Case Study: Regrowth after 60 Days of Winter on Cabbage in Italy | Harvest Harmonics
🥬 Cabbage · Como, Italy
Days Without KPCB Water
60
Days of cold, rain & snow — then KPCB plants regrew on their own
Winter Survival Result
Only KPCB Survived
Control plants did not survive the winter — KPCB plants regrew in spring
Kyminasi HQ · Como, Italy
July 2019 – March 2020
Kyminasi Headquarters Research Trial
📍 Como, Italy
Crop
Ornamental Cabbage
Date
July 2019 – March 2020
Country
🇮🇹 Italy
Watering Period
< 3 Weeks (KPCB)
KPCB Variations
3 (Tech 6 was best)
Technology
Kyminasi KPCB™

Researchers at Kyminasi headquarters in Como, Italy tested three variations of the Kyminasi Plants Crop Booster™ on ornamental cabbage plants versus a set of control plants watered with untreated water. The plants were only watered for less than three weeks before the facility closed for the holidays on December 21. From that point on, the plants were left unattended on an open-air terrace — exposed to rain, snow, and freezing temperatures throughout the entire Italian winter.

Cabbage regrowth after winter — Kyminasi KPCB plants vs. control plants, Como Italy
Featured Video — Field Results
Key Observations — KPCB Plants vs. Control Plants · Winter 2019–2020
< 3 Wks
Total KPCB watering time — less than three weeks was enough to carry the plants through winter
Mid-Feb
KPCB plants began regrowing — approximately 60 days after last treatment, despite no care or attention
0
Control plant survivors — none of the control plants made it through the Italian winter
❄️ Winter Dormancy — All Plants
During the Italian winter, all of the cabbage plants either died or went dormant. The open-air terrace offered no protection from rain, snow, or freezing temperatures. The plants received no care or water from December 21 onward — only whatever fell from the sky.
🚫 Control Plants Did Not Survive
The control plants — watered with untreated water — did not survive the winter. Even when spring arrived with rising temperatures and longer sunny days, the control plants showed no signs of regrowth. The winter had been too harsh for them to bounce back.
🌱 KPCB Plants Regrew in Mid-February
In mid-February 2020 — roughly 60 days after the last KPCB-treated watering — the KPCB plants began to grow back on their own. This happened without any human intervention, despite months of cold, neglect, and exposure. The stored energy from the KPCB treatment was still active in the plant tissue.
☀️ Fast Spring Growth by Mid-March
By mid-March 2020, as temperatures rose and the first sunny days arrived, the KPCB plants surged with fast and tall growth. They had enough stored cellular energy to re-emerge and thrive — even after an entire winter of cold and complete neglect. Less than three weeks of KPCB watering had made the difference between survival and loss.
Location: Kyminasi Headquarters, Como, Italy  ·  Date: July 2019 – March 2020  ·  Crop: Ornamental Cabbage
Trial Type: 3 KPCB variations (Tech 6 performed best) vs. untreated control  ·  Watering ended: December 21, 2019  ·  Regrowth observed: Mid-February 2020

This case study demonstrates one of the most striking results ever documented with KPCB technology: the capacity for treated plants to survive an entire winter — without any KPCB water after December 21 — and re-emerge with vigorous spring growth while control plants perished. The energy and biological programming imparted by fewer than three weeks of KPCB-treated water was enough to sustain the plants through months of cold, snow, and complete neglect. For growers in cold climates or regions with harsh winters, this resilience represents more than a yield advantage — it represents survival.

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