I run sealed rooms with complete temperature control, so, no, temps have nothing to do with it.
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Why people stop gassing co2 for last couple of weeks?
- Thread starter FarmerWilly
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Ok that is not my experience at all, no reduction in quality when using co2. Terps, Frost, structure all on point!
I doubt there are any markets left where you can sacrifice quality for weight. I think that went out with the nineties!
To each his own brother. Do what works for you.
Mrkline006
Member
My room is 24x12x8... my growing space is only 8x12 area.. do I do my c02 calculation on the ROOM as a whole or just that immediate grow area? I’d use far less c02 using just immediate grow area..
Lost in a SOG
GrassSnakeGenetics
You want to use a meter or a sensor rig.. Always..
Failing that id probably go half way between.. but decent sensors are only $60 and controller less than a couple hundred.
Failing that id probably go half way between.. but decent sensors are only $60 and controller less than a couple hundred.
Lost in a SOG
GrassSnakeGenetics
Co2 in different grow situations can be a blessing or a curse..
If your growing style isnt already producing the best of the best id look more at vpd, light intensity and nutrient availability before even thinking you want to raise co2 above atmospheric..
As stated before it closes stomata through raised stomatal conductance which in different grows has potentially huge implications if you're running the line on vpd, light intensity/spectrum and nute/water availability etc..
All these things effect transpiration/plant health and stomatal conductance as well as Co2 so it isnt quite as simple as co2 does xyz in my grow so it will do xyz in yours because all these other factors are at play and more.
Consistency is what all biological systems want. Change is stress.
If your growing style isnt already producing the best of the best id look more at vpd, light intensity and nutrient availability before even thinking you want to raise co2 above atmospheric..
As stated before it closes stomata through raised stomatal conductance which in different grows has potentially huge implications if you're running the line on vpd, light intensity/spectrum and nute/water availability etc..
All these things effect transpiration/plant health and stomatal conductance as well as Co2 so it isnt quite as simple as co2 does xyz in my grow so it will do xyz in yours because all these other factors are at play and more.
Consistency is what all biological systems want. Change is stress.
Mrkline006
Member
I have a c02 controller and it comes with a probe so I can put with canopy. I just want to overuse c02 filling up empty space
Mrkline006
Member
And I’m not needing it super high by any means my room besides me being in there is fully sealed from the outside atmosphere so I Need to supplement c02
