CO2 and flowering

[luciferstixd]

I am 2 weeks into flowering and I am still using CO2! Will this help or hinderd flowering?

luciferstixd Reviewed by luciferstixd on 05-27-2004. CO2 and flowering I am 2 weeks into flowering and I am still using CO2! Will this help or hinderd flowering? Rating: 5

[Tech]

Of coarse it will help .
You increase yeald imensly using Co2 .
Don,t use too much ,at normal atmosphere you have 300 ppm of Co2 you need to up it to as close to 1500 ppm as possable .
I take it that you know how to work it out as you bin using it b4 and you have a timed solanoid on your bottle yes?

[ace242]

I never knew u needed CO2 why can't u just breath onto the plants? or talk to it? it'll help I think...

[Tech]

Get a bit bit tiersom talking and breathing all over your plants all day long wouldn,t it.

[Hand of Man]

Try dissolving yeast in warm water and adding sugar to allow the yeast to live.
The yeast will give off CO2, but your growroom will smell a little like a bakery
(or a brewery...). This can also attract insects.
I tried it for about a week and noticed little difference; I couldn't figure out
how to keep the insects from being attracted. Any brewers out there
have any ideas?