what should i do

[GrowinGreen23]

I'm not goign to be around for a few days so should i let my light stay on for a longer amount of time and then shut it off for the day and a half that i'm not goign to be here or shoudl i shut it off now and leave it on for the amount of time i'm gone?

also i heard that adding seltzer to the soil helps with the CO2 problem is this true?


GrowinGreen23

GrowinGreen23 Reviewed by GrowinGreen23 on 04-14-2006. what should i do I'm not goign to be around for a few days so should i let my light stay on for a longer amount of time and then shut it off for the day and a half that i'm not goign to be here or shoudl i shut it off now and leave it on for the amount of time i'm gone? also i heard that adding seltzer to the soil helps with the CO2 problem is this true? GrowinGreen23 Rating: 5

[smokesalot]

i would go to wal-mart and buy a timer for the light and run it on the same light cycle your use ing now there about 8 bucks as for the co2 i dont know sorry
good luck with the light thing hope this helps

[MegaOctane12]

There are small C02 tablets you can drop in water when feeding, they are cheap and apparently very effective.

http://www.basementlighting.com/Merc...e=1/PROD/NMSCO hope that helps.

[Lady Vapor]

Sweetie, you need a 5 dollar timer like smokesalot suggested. If you plan on doing this for a while - You will probablyhaveto get one sooner or later. Also, check to see if the timer can handle the wattage load - too much power can start a fire!
One tip: Make sure you check to see if they go off and on at the right time. You want to keep it on a regular schedule otherwise you get some hermies!

[GrowinGreen23]

thanks for the help guys, i saw the tablets before but i also heard about the seltzer maybe if anyone else has some added info on this....

Thanks for the help

Growingreen23