Water's diamagnetic properties are intrinsic to its molecular structure and cannot be altered without changing the substance itself. Attempts to enhance water's diamagnetism, such as adding powdered bismuth, do not yield effective results, as the atomic structure of water remains unchanged. Furthermore, the uptake of bismuth by plants from water is uncertain and requires further investigation. Therefore, enhancing the diamagnetic properties of water or transferring these properties to plants is not feasible.
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rollcast said:You can't make water more dimagnetic as dimagnetism is a property of the water molecules atomic structure which cannot be changed otherwise you change the nature of the substance.