How to Co2 cheap?

[Rusty Trichome]

I was talking about if I decided to use CO2, and closed the doors. :jointsmile:
Never mind, tho. I decided I'm happy with the results I get now, and additional expenses would be better spent elsewhere. (like a larger a/c for my flower room, lol) :thumbsup:

[SnSstealth]

that 3lb a light thread is NUTS!!!! lol...i use a CO2 generator...its a bucket with i assume yeast and shit in it....soon as you turn it on, it has a life of 60 days...cost like $40.....at the intake to the closet...we add dry ice every few days for a lil boost....
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whiskeytango

[blink_inc]

Does it REALLY make that much of a difference?
I have been reading about it for a while and considering the "experiment".

In a 128 cubic foot room is there a legitimate reason to do this? Will it really increase density and yeild?

The room is pretty much sealed tight with the exception of the 2 passive intakes at the bottom that are 8" x 6".

[stinkyattic]

Yup Blink, there sure is. You can run your temps higher with a CO2 tank system, get better yield, discourage bugs, and even bring down crops faster! But the trick is to know when you are ready to take the plunge. If you are already really happy with your harvests and the appearance of your plants (=healthy and strong right up to harvest), you are ready for CO2.

[hatch]

Put some Dry-Ice in the Grow Room two or three time's a WeeK!!~~~~:thumbsup:

[blink_inc]

DIY dripper here we go.....

My saying has always been.."If Stinky says so"

[stinkyattic]

Watch out Blink, the dripper/baking soda method may not in fact give you enough CO2 to run temps higher!!! The only way to do that safely is with a tank and regulator! The other stuff is just a little extra boost.

[blink_inc]

after a little more reading, probably not required for my space. no problems with temps, and probably not worth the effort with tanks and all that goes with it.

[greenfsticky]

I have been using fizzy water which i buy from the supermarket for last 3 months and i have defo seen a improvement with the plants. Its just plain fizzy water. it aint sticky or leaves any residue/ its just water- but fizzy with loads of co2 in. I spray it into the room in front of the fans 3 times a day. they love it.:rastasmoke: