using dry ice 4 co2

[bigmelho]

Thanks for the link, but it doesnt say anything about how expensive it is or whether you can store it for a long period of time... It also has no information concerning growing... so thanks but not really looking to do a book report on dry ice hardon.

Most supermarkets have it. its very cheap stuff, but to store it for a long time is hard becuase its frozen at -109.3°F or -78.5°C your freezer dosnt do. and some more info on plants and co2 http://biology.clc.uc.edu/courses/bio104/photosyn.htm

bigmelho Reviewed by bigmelho on 05-01-2005. using dry ice 4 co2 ive got 2 shop lights with 2 builbs in each light, 60 watts each builb, and 4 plants inthe center of the lights. i keep the lights about 2 inches from the top of the plant. the lights are hanging from the clothes rack in my closet. i bought a little fan and some plastic drop clothes (the ones for panting). covered the whole thing with the drop clothes so its hanging from the clothes rack to the floor, got 3 pounds of dry ice put it in a tub with warm water and stuck it in the enclosed area on Rating: 5