sulfer!?!

[sneakinman13]

hey ic. i was just curious how much sulfer you guys throw in your burner's... i read on here a lil while back and someone was saying 15-20 sulfer pebbles is enough....

sooo whats the deal ppl? this is my first time runnin sulfer.
the room is about 20 by 12. is 20 pebbles enough???

thanks

 

[PharmaCan]

Depends on how big your grow room is and how long you plan to run the burner. I usually start with about a tablespoon full - more or less. lol You can play it by ear. Too little or too much won't really make any difference to your plants.

PC

 

[sneakinman13]

so if you say too little or to much wont effect , i should go with less correct???
my room is pretty big. but when i burn 20 pebbles and go down there the hole area smells so i assume its working as is.. any other thoughts??

 

[PharmaCan]

Only that you want the sulfur to vaporize, not burn. I'd be a little concerned about too little sulfur maybe burning and smoking, but I've never tried such a small amount so I really don't know if that's a concern or not.

 

[sneakinman13]

Only that you want the sulfur to vaporize, not burn. I'd be a little concerned about too little sulfur maybe burning and smoking, but I've never tried such a small amount so I really don't know if that's a concern or not.

sorry for the confusion. i didnt mean burn as in its not vaping. i was just saying burn as in vape. but my real question was just whats to much and whats to little. cause when i first got the burner. i burned it with no plants in the room and i covered the bottom of the tin with a fine layer of sulfer. and it smelt for almost the hole next day.o now when i burn 20-30 pebbles the smell seems to go away within a few hours...

sooo.. i would like to hear from a few of you guys here to see what your burning "vaping"..

thanksss

 

[PharmaCan]

LOL - I just read some thread where a couple people were arguing about "lamp" vs "bulb". Silly!

I knew what you meant when you said "burn", and my comment would be the same. My concern would be that the burner might get too hot with too little sulfur in there. Apparently that's not happening.

PC