Not sure if anyone has done this yet or not... Just seems like a good idea!

Check it-:rasta:
I've seen in another thread that CO2 could be distributed to plant using a bucket containing a mixture of sugar, water, and yeast.

Assuming this is true

What if that bucket had a cover on it. On that cover, a hose comes out stretching the length of of your plants, capped off at the end. Out of this main hose (PVC would suffice now that I think about it), smaller tubes are attached feeding directly to each pot. -Kinda like a drip irrigation system, but CO2 instead. The CO2 being created by the yeast would be forced out of the the bucket through the main tube, and going directly to your plants via the connected smaller tubes...

Would this work/make a significant difference????

Hope it mad sense, attached a photoshop drawing of the idea...
ridethefire Reviewed by ridethefire on . CO2 Idea... Not sure if anyone has done this yet or not... Just seems like a good idea! Check it-:rasta: I've seen in another thread that CO2 could be distributed to plant using a bucket containing a mixture of sugar, water, and yeast. Assuming this is true What if that bucket had a cover on it. On that cover, a hose comes out stretching the length of of your plants, capped off at the end. Out of this main hose (PVC would suffice now that I think about it), smaller tubes are attached feeding Rating: 5