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wallhofen
04-29-2006, 03:53 AM
I'm hoping someone could step forward and tell me what differences it would make in my pals growroom. He is not computer savvy and asked me to find out. Room is 20x8 with a 7 ft ceiling. It has 4 1000W for flowering. From what I have heard, It doesn't increase yield, it just grows them to maturity quicker. Is that correct? Would the room have to be airtight? Any info will be appreciated.

Wallhofen

The Grim Reefer
04-29-2006, 04:02 AM
How would he plan on dispersing the c02?

Does he run 24/0 or 18/6 Veg? (yes, it does matter when c02 is concerned)

As far as your yield and maturity question, maturity time is based on the genetics of the strain and the environment in general. That basically means if the c02 has a positive effect whatsoever, it will increase the yield even if it's the smallest amount.
(at least this is what this noob has learned, I could be wrong!)

Garden Knowm
04-29-2006, 05:10 AM
It hortens the time to maturity and increases yield...

it does BOTH...

tell your friend I need to come over with my camera..

iloveyou

Zandor
04-29-2006, 03:37 PM
well something like they said I think?

Enhanced CO² along with proper temperature control and proper levels of CO² your yield will increase by 20-30% and the finish time will be reduced by 2 weeks minimum

wallhofen
04-30-2006, 04:30 AM
How would he plan on dispersing the c02?

Does he run 24/0 or 18/6 Veg? (yes, it does matter when c02 is concerned)

As far as your yield and maturity question, maturity time is based on the genetics of the strain and the environment in general. That basically means if the c02 has a positive effect whatsoever, it will increase the yield even if it's the smallest amount.
(at least this is what this noob has learned, I could be wrong!)

Well, there is a division between the veg and the flower, but I believe it was just designed to keep the light out not the air. The veg is 18/6 and the flowering is 12/12. The room is not airtight, it has outside air coming in, very necessary to avoid air conditioning in the summer.... what kind of CO2 dispersing methods are best?

El Loco Smoko
10-19-2006, 02:14 AM
I'm interested in the same thing for the same reason.I don't want to have to run an airconditioner when I have my grow in a cool basement.Seems like a sealed room would be alotta extra work and equipment and$ etc. etc. I think you can run it .You have to time time your fans to coincide with your co2.Disperse it above your plants as it's heavier than air and sinks through yor canopy.I think you want a little air movement at certain spots to maximize co2 distributions.

dogman69
11-05-2007, 02:41 AM
I just move from Vancouver BC , what up with Marysville

Doc 007
11-05-2007, 02:57 AM
co2 makes a huge difference when used properly.

20dollarholla
11-05-2007, 01:15 PM
I've came to the conclusion CO2 supplemntation grows plants 30% bigger and 30% faster. Don't use CO2 the last two weeks of flowering, it will prevent the plants from finishing.

Your dude should definetly get a tank and regulator or a CO2 generator, they have CO2 generators that run off natural gas or propane. The ones that run off natural gas are exellent because you can hook the up to the gas line in your house, so there is no worry about refilling tanks and what not.