I have a 1.5m x 1.5 meter room that is not sealed. 1 exhaust. 3 bags. Ambient co2 up from 400 to 600 average. I felt like 400 was a little low. I don't know.
pls excuse autocorrect. i am high of course.
I have a 1.5m x 1.5 meter room that is not sealed. 1 exhaust. 3 bags. Ambient co2 up from 400 to 600 average. I felt like 400 was a little low. I don't know.
pls excuse autocorrect. i am high of course.
Bigdaddy 101 (17-12-19), GEORGE (28-05-18)
Years ago someone I knew that would use co2 would turn off the exhaust for an hour or 2 as he brought ththe ppm of co2 up. Then resume normal air ventilation. He always had spectacular results but definitely seemed like a headache
Bigdaddy 101 (17-12-19), GEORGE (17-09-18), JB (01-02-19)
You will 100% waste your time with bags. You will also waste the Co2 if you do not drive the plant into metabolism overdrive with enhanced LIGHT, HEAT and PROPER Humidity. Make your environment optimal this way before you concern yourself with Co2. All the extra Co2 in the world means nothing without the proper vapor pressure differential to absorb excess Co2, plant stomata open the most when VPD is between 8 and 10. Check a vapor pressure differential chart on google to make sure your VPD is optimal, use a ppfd meter to check for at least 1200 ppfd light, and make sure temperatures are 78-90 degrees depending on strain. I switched to Co2 tanks, with a small room my 5 lb tank lasts forever. I use a titan regulator to control the flow, which is barely open, and a autopilot monitor with infrared Co2 sensor to automatically maintain its levels for me. I don’t use a timer because with my sealed room, it barely ever turns on to replenish the air. The key is to seal your room and use a monitor—you MUST have an accurate idea of the Co2 around your plants. My probe hangs off my light rig above the plants, where you want the Co2 to be. I use a small clip on fan, and attach the Co2 tube to the back of this fan, pointed DOWN at my plants to rain those precious gases. Two tower fans in each corner oscillate and circulate the air, which is ESSENTIAL for your plants to absorb the Co2. Following the wise instructions of growers before me, this has worked amazing so far, and remember, don’t waste time or money on Co2 if you haven’t mastered LIGHT, HEAT and HUMIDITY.
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I’ve been reading up on vpd for months and still don’t understand it did you have a specific chart you followed for optimum vpd? A lot of them recommend 60-70 % humidity in flower but are you not prone to mould at that rate ? Also what ppm if co2 did you run ? I used the exhale co2 bags last year but didn’t notice any difference
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just bought an exhale bag oh no
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