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    Co2 vs Ventalition

    Which is better which is cheaper. Having a good ventalition system or having Co2. You really only need ventalition if you have heating problems or want your lights closer to your plants. If you have ventilation you don't need C02. If you have C02 you don't need ventilation. So which would be cheaper which would be better.
    CrusadeBoxer Reviewed by CrusadeBoxer on . Co2 vs Ventalition Which is better which is cheaper. Having a good ventalition system or having Co2. You really only need ventalition if you have heating problems or want your lights closer to your plants. If you have ventilation you don't need C02. If you have C02 you don't need ventilation. So which would be cheaper which would be better. Rating: 5

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    #2
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    Co2 vs Ventalition

    Well, I don't know if my answers are 100% right, but it's my input:::

    With CO2, the plant will grow faster during veg (not that you'll veg for 2 days...).
    During flowering, you can get "nice" looking buds, to say the least.
    With CO2, you are one of the few that run it.
    If you run CO2 with ppm meters, controllers, exhaust fans, cycles, and such, you'll be the envy of your local chapter of Indoor Cannabis Sunday Gatherings Club,
    If done right, you'll be very cool. Indeed.

    But with CO2, you should run a/c to keep temperatures within check... unless you have a super-duper dialed-in grow/ventilation/light setup.

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    Ventilation, well... it grows along just fine. Maybe it's less hassle... Ok, it's definitely less hassle.

    ......

    Just my 4 cents.

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    #3
    Senior Member

    Co2 vs Ventalition

    What is less hassel. The C02 or the ventilation?

    I thought it would be les hassel to have an air tight room with c02 and all the stuff that goes with it rather than ventalition. Plus it would be cheaper.

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    #4
    Senior Member

    Co2 vs Ventalition

    Ventilation is cheaper and easer.

    But remember you go cheap you grow cheap.

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    #5
    Senior Member

    Co2 vs Ventalition

    Ventilation is also more risky. If you don't have your oder control in check people will be able to smell your grow right.

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    #6
    Senior Member

    Co2 vs Ventalition

    how do you pull air through a carbon scrubber. The air that is being pushed though the lights and out into another room or outside, should I just put the carbon scrubber on the duct before it goes outside or wat.

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    #7
    Senior Member

    Co2 vs Ventalition

    Here's an example how I've set the carbone scrubber up in combination with the cooltubes. Works great, really.


    http://boards.cannabis.com/attachmen...2&d=1141067674

    http://boards.cannabis.com/attachmen...7&d=1143252356
    BRITE\'S SUPA TOMATO PLANT THREAD!

    *Perverted mind @ work!*

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    #8
    Senior Member

    Co2 vs Ventalition

    Quote Originally Posted by britewire
    Here's an example how I've set the carbone scrubber up in combination with the cooltubes. Works great, really.]
    Ahhh... beautiful setup, BriteWire! :thumbsup: :thumbsup:

    Very nice...

    But people, please note, BriteWire has a high-quality, high-performance fan in there... at the right side, on top of the cool tubes.... can you see that fan?

    What's that BriteWire? Fantech? What brand? Inches? And CFM? (if possible).

    Brite, is that fan pushing, or pulling that air through the cool tubes? I would guess PULLING air, because then it goes into the carbon air scrubber...

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    #9
    Senior Member

    Co2 vs Ventalition

    I´ve really got no idea witch brand fan that is. It´s an about 3 inch fitting to the fan witch sucks the air thru the carbon scrubber and blows the excess air thru the cooltubes. The fan is about 100 cubic meters per hour air flow.

    Got an 80 cubic meters per hour air intake on the side of the cabinet, so I always got some under-pressure in the room that insures that the smell stays where it needs to be. An ceramic (no glowing coil in the dark period) electric heating fan with thermostat in the room for air circulation and an constant temperature.

    (Next sunday I´ll update my 6x powerplant thread)
    BRITE\'S SUPA TOMATO PLANT THREAD!

    *Perverted mind @ work!*

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    Member

    Co2 vs Ventalition

    Hey there guys. If I were to get a pet like a ginnie pig or something for CO2, would it be enough? And more importantly can any pet not attract mites? I just want to get 2 clones and use 1 light. Build a special 4x3x6 cabinet. I'ld put the cage beside the cabinet where there is an intake fan (it would be a decent sized fan, maybe enough to suck the fur off the poor animal). If I can make some of my money back within the first grow, I'll buy more lights and stuff. If not I'll try again. Personally, it just seems unnatural to create CO2 just for photosynthesis.

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