Thanks - I hope that, unlike Wikipedia, the topics I tackle are not obfuscated beyond any hope of learning anything due to endless iterations of competitive editing between rival academic factions. :)
of-course,the actual purpose of information n knowledge is,to use in practical life,if we r unable to use it ,then they r of no use n d difference between wikipedia n ur tutorials ,is that ,the way u describe n the matter that u cover r the actual things that a person needs n requires most ,in order to get practical on that subject, thanks a lot for ur genius tutorials n information
Hi Everest! Please I want some help of you, can you help me to calculate how much last a 20 lbs co2 tank for a 3*3*8 feet indoor garden? The lights will be on 12 hs per day and the co2 PPM that i want to reach is 1200. Thank you very much.
Looks like this is an old video, but I hope I still get a response :P What are those (what looks like) rockwool cubes on sticks in the plants at the back around the 2:00 mark for?
oh and maybe more info on features of different co2 controllers. lots of them regulate co2 until the lights turn off via photo cell and if you don't purge you'll have co2 in your garden all night. maybe a video on controllers/machines working together to control environment.
2 Big videos I've been really looking forward to since I found your awesome channel; Carbon Dioxide 102 (hopefully including information on closed rooms) and, a big one, RO Water vs Distilled Water. Love the Channel Everest. Thank you
+U Turn Farming, Foods & Concentrates I’ve got good news for you: CO2 102 is happening - and I will go through practically sealing a room. I’ll also be talking more about all water sources, including RO and distilled :) thanks for watching.
I am using some Arduino's and eCO2 sensors so report and plot CO2 levels in my grow rooms. This is great except that these CO2 sensors are not very robust. Do you recommend any other CO2 meters that can log levels to a computer? Thanks
One has to wonder: back 450,000,000 years when the CO2 level was 7000 ppm, who turned on the exhaust fan when the lights went off. Seriously though, in nature the CO2 level during the day would be the same or less than at night, wouldn't it?
Rick Reid good question, I imagine that's when all the trees whose stomata stayed open constantly died and left us with plants that had evolved to close theirs and shut down for some rest
Rick Reid Yes. Co2 levels would be relatively the same at night. However, the point of supplementing co2 is to add more than the plant can consume ensuring that they can consume as much as they possibly can outside of what nature can provide. The same reason we create fertilizer regiments and use 18/6 lighting schedules. To provide as many supplements (more than nature can provide) that the plant can consume before reaching the peak of too much (or too little for that matter, ).
+gcirc Yes-it's a good idea to let the supplemental CO2 hang around in your room for a while to give your plants a chance to benefit, otherwise it's all too quickly extracted away.
What are considered sub-optimal conditions? It’s hard to find any information about the role of frequent or constant venting for greenhouses with regards to CO2 enrichment.
I might have missed something but what /is any thing vary with the growth cycles ? Because of the hassle is any particular time best for the co2 addition other than lites on ?
+Evis Daison Good question Evis! A "sealed" grow room is a bit of a misnomer for sure. You always need means of exhausting the CO2 rich air prior to the night cycle and bringing in fresh air, even in a "sealed" room. But during the daytime no air comes in and no air is exhausted from the garden. CO2 levels are supplemented with a tank or generator and heat and humidity are managed via an AC and dehumidifier. The trick with the exhaust and input (which is used only once a day to dump the grow room's air before lights out) is to use a backdraft damper to seal the holes when not in use. I hope that helps to clarify. I'll be covering the practical issues in upcoming vids with my new room that's coming up :)
Ventilated grow room.........How could I run ventilation & co2 in alternate 15 min cycles through the light on period. What type of control would I need? would a titan Kronus 4 & Atlas 1 do the job? I want to run exhaust and intake fans 24/7 on a titan mercury 3 or something similar. thanks for your time
There are digital timers you can get if you want to time it in 15 minute cycles. I think if you use CO2 in a tent you don't need ventilation though. So you just have a CO2 ppm monitor to keep it at your desired level, then an AC unit with a temperature sensor to keep the temp at your desired level. And you don't use exaust.
So run ducting out of tent on both ends of the air cooled ducting for lights, Seal off everything else and wire airlines into tent or place co2 tank. 2 different vent systems for the lights and there you go, As long as you got air cooled lights
I have a under grow room 6 ft × 10 ft 7 ft deep. and I got 2 1000w HID lamps going.and it stays at about 75 F° in the day and will drop 6°. All I us to cool it is 2 fans and a intake of the air from outside ( the lights are cooled )
Thanks amigo. I am in the process of doing just that - more light and more CO2. There is an argument that most gardens are too warm and additional CO2 simply helps to mitigate the ill-effects - we will see how things pan out for me!
Hi Everest, First I would like to thank you for all of your videos. You have been the only person on RUclips with consistently accurate info on indoor hydroponics. I have a bit of experience and went through all your videos to see how your content compares to my personal experience and this is literally the only thing I have found questionable. So I've never seen plants turn yellow with co2 enrichment at night. It was my understanding that the stomata close off and do not absorb co2 with lights off so it would be wasteful to use it. Can you explain how you reached this conclusion or cite your source so I can look into it further? I would like to implement this if there has been decent research behind it. Thanks and keep up the awesome content! If you ever need ideas or someone to bounce them off feel free to contact me. Austen
Hi Austen, thanks for your feedback. To clarify on the CO2, as you state, plants use oxygen at night and emit CO2. CO2 enrichment at night is not necessary. My guidance is to stop CO2 enrichment an hour before lights out and then to dump / extract away all the room’s air and replace with fresh air at the start of the dark cycle. I’m struggling to find supporting references in scientific literature - just my time in British Columbia, Canada working with growers using sealed rooms. It could be, given the location, that the action of reducing humidity levels at night also came into play as plants continue to transpire (just less) at night - For my part I’ll look deeper into this for a 102 - always happy and eager to discuss with fellow growers. Feel free to email or reach out over Insta / or continue to discuss right here! Thanks again for taking the time. ✌️
Everest Fernandez Thanks for clarifying! I've never known anyone to exchange the air at night in their sealed rooms but I can see why it might be a good idea.
you have a god-like ability to spit out all things i need to know in the shortest amount of time possible. you know your audience: we don't have time to listen to you breathe!
@ 4:30 you would benefit from putting a sheet of plastic around the base of the 'Net Frame' (whatever you call it) to confine the falling CO2 with the Plants (for a few minutes longer, before it spills out or is wafted away). Only a _tiny_ improvement, but only a _tiny_ cost and effort; IF you have excessive amounts of Reflective Plastic you _could_ use that, but the benefits of the more expensive plastic vs. the few Photons it would redirect at that distance is far less than the benefit of the cheaper clear plastic (and it's durability) in the _particular_ situation shown in that particular Setup at 4:30. Usually you will want the Room 'sealed' and let the hot air _float_ over a Partition to an adjoining Room where the AIR only is vented, the HEAVY CO2 remains _trapped_ (mostly) in the first Room (since it is too heavy to float over the Partition). A CO2 Meter in the 'Air only Room' shows how much CO2 you are wasting by letting it spill over into the 'Air only Room' from the 'Plant Grow Room'. You can still do other things in the 'Air only Room', even grow, just with minimal CO2. Gotta be BOTH cheap AND generous with the CO2, anyway you can do both at the same time is a BONUS, otherwise just waste SOME (small) amount of CO2 since its cheaper than more Lights (which are barely efficient if the CO2 is at normal levels. DO NOT Vent for the first hour or two (watch out for the Temperature) to maximize CO2 saturation while the Room is cold (from the Lights being off at _night_). IF you're breading for Seeds (or course you are) then don't be afraid to get CO2 up to 2K in a HOT and OVERLIT Room, as that _tells_ the next generation that LOTS of CO2 is available (and to go all Prehistoric on you). First few generations should be slick, shiny, rubbery, thick Leaves; that means you're punishing the Plants with CO2, subsequent generations will show less of those effects as the Plants adapt to brutal conditions (and grow like Weeds). Great Video, again. Like shoving your Lights as close as possible on a LightRail you need to drown in CO2 as best you can, you ALSO NEED Plants that can take it. Adding a bit of Sucrose or Iron-rich Molasses to your water helps too (and is both less effective and less expensive).
Everest For my 10x11 foot sealed room 8 foot ceiling my plan is to run about 1200ppm filled room you said in your video that we should dose when lights are on. When the light turn off and with the room being sealed how would you you get rid of the high PPM? Note I am not pulling air from outside or exhausting
Hi Everest, new subscriber here. Thanks for the great vids. Do sealed rooms with co2 enrichment need to be vented more than just at night? I'm getting alot of conflicting info. Some say vent fresh air every couple hours. Some say never vent fresh air (which I don't agree with). Thanks!!!
+Everest Fernandez (Just4Growers) Looks like @ 0:31 is where the shoot of the lights are. Also whatcha got going on with the rockwool cube flipped and mounted by the lights @ 1:57? Thank you in advance or as we say in Hawaii Mahalo!!
+Everest Fernandez (Just4Growers) Thanks again!! Can't wait till you're next video. Hopefully you can talk about Fogponics or No Till Gardening. I know to growing styles on the extreme opposite ends of growing techniques. Aloha!!
Always awesome. Id subscribe twice if i could. Hey, some diy tips would be fantastic. Ive experimented with the yeast/sugar, and have been successful half the time. I dont have the recipe right.
+Rob Espino Tricky--but made easier if you use air cooled hoods which are vented separately. Then you can run your garden's ventilation on cycles and disperse CO2 during its off cycle, all the while heat is still being removed from your air-cooled hoods.
I do home brewing as well as Hydroponics... believe it or not I got a 20-pound tank (big) For carbonating soda and beer... refills for the tank or only 6 bucks.... check out fire extinguisher refill places
Hm interesting info Everest! I heard from MANY people (local grow stores and just about everyone with a opinion on the internet) that the water yeast and sugar method doesnt work at all, or in better terms it doesnt create enough co2 to supply a room... Is there any truth to that Everest? Or have I been tricked and spent a ton of money that would have been better used somewhere else! Also another method I've thought about that isnt too safe but would work is candles around the grow room correct? Not the safest but candles do produce a ton of co2 from my experience and are DIRT, DIRT, DIRT, cheap. Not that I'm advising anyone to use a open flame that isnt properly contained lol. NEED YOUR WISE WORDS EVEREST!
+GDanielCho I can't speak for him... But I've bought the pads and tried the yeast/sugar mix and placed both directly in front of my meter and neither of them moved the total by more than a few points, and I honestly think that was due to my accidental exhale. Which is actually a great and free way to introduce quite a bit of Co2 into your room; just hang out in there and breathe. I get a couple hundred extra ppms at the end of my daily maintenance... And it does make a difference.
+Des420 yep! you sir are correct, I really wonder what he ment during the last min of the video then. and oh I got a whole tank set up with a sniffer now haha
I love your channel and it does help with many things but I gotta say, a lot of this is apparently meant for people who have A LOT of extra money lying around. I mean, $400 here, $350 there, $450 there... that is so much money for just a few extra gadgets. Isnt there any cheaper models of some of these things that can be recommended for their functionality and accuracy??
Hello Everest, Great information as usual. I subscribed and am watching your videos at 3 AM. So... The propane burners obviously create CO2 in your grow room. My understanding is that they also must create carbon monoxide which is toxic. If they create, say 1500 ppm CO2, they must create also some high doses of carbon monoxide. Or... am I missing something?
+Olga Ousherovitch This is a fairly common question over the years. The answer is the blue flame in the CO2 Generator vs. a yellow flame. The blue flame (which is what we achieve using a specific orifice size in the brass burners) provides relatively clean CO2 to the grow area. There are other gases output, however normally they are in very small amounts not perceptible to plants or humans. The yellow flame on the other hand is a sign of Carbon Monoxide output, as well as other unpleasant gases. This will occasionally show up, however this is usually because of a poor or tainted fuel source. If you are seeing yellow flames in the CO2 Generator you should discontinue use immediately, ventilate the area, go outside, and contact the manufacturer and send the CO2 Generator in for servicing and cleaning to fix the problem. I hope this information helps you out!
Another great video, as always! I do wonder though, ideal CO2 levels would depend on the amount of micromoles the plants are receiving, right? Are there instances in which CO2 does not aid in photosynthesis because the plants aren't receiving enough light? If so, do you have an idea of where this threshold lies?
+Vladimir Shagoyan CO2 levels will invariably be the bottleneck in an otherwise optimized environment. When you go above 800 umol you definitely put more pressure on this "weakest link" as - you are correct in saying - photosynthesis is intrinsically tied to CO2 and light intensity.
I suspect these numbers are exaggerated despite the idea being basically true. Where the 1700 number comes from I would like to know. Much past 1200 seem like the point of diminishing returns although this may vary from plant to plant.
That's right, plants thrived back in the day with CO2 levels of 7000ppm. Of course back then the world was vented at night so the plants didn't suffer.
Them damn exhale bags are straight snake oil! I’ve tried them and actually have a co2 ppm meter to see if they work and they maybe raised my ppm 50ppm witch isn’t even half a breath from somebody. All these videos show ppm using them but never show a actual ppm reading. I run co2 tanks for my grows.
Don't buy off titan controls and if you do make sure it's the right part need. returning shit there is a nightmare .gonna take 30 days to get my money back
yet to have co2 enrichmentment add any bennefit that i didnt have to pay for with gear and gasses. waste of time, yes i got slight increase, but with costs of gas i paid for it dollar for dollar, if not more since a oz only costs me 15 to grow, id need many oz more to pay off and be worth it, and it doesnt.
One has to wonder what exactly is going on in the heads of those who are dedicated to the preservation &/or replacing the natural world while being rabidly dedicated to reducing CO2 to the point of crippling the development of industry & society as a whole. Obviously the reality & understanding that the vegetative aspect of nature i.e trees, plants, grasses, forests, etc, etc, which happens to be the foundation necessary for the existence of a multitude of other lifeforms (including humans Doh!!!), requires & benefits greatly from CO2.....is no longer present in the minds of many. Probably squeezed out by the numerous false realities & misunderstandings that fill many minds today, commonly based on emotional stimuli as opposed to actual knowledge. "Aaargh! Increasing populations means the world won't be able feed everyone....the only solution is MUST REDUCE CO2!!!" Well yes, naturally, as the present CO2 level will aid in creating an abundance of vegetative growth & explosive crop production.....and that's just terrible. Check this....not one single eco-friendly or pro-nature organisation, so called, has or will address the issue of the annual spraying of hundreds of thousands of particulates into the atmosphere consisting mainly of metals aluminium, barium, etc that have been ongoing for over a decade....that has resulted in pristine snowfall on mountains, that just over a decade ago was melted by hikers for drinking water, to today containing levels of aluminium 60,000 (sixty thousand) times than that of the FDA stated safe amount and is also causing &/or significantly contributing to a drop in soil PH levels around the planet resulting in widespread die off of vegetation unable to live in such acidic conditions... ...but don't panic as Monsanto has created a genetically engineered strain of wheat highly resistant to high aluminium levels. I mean, what are the chances....isn't coincidence just an amazing thing. ROLL UP! ROLL UP! COMING TO THE SKIES NEAR YOU! LOOK UP & WATCH IN REAL TIME THE DELIBERATE COLLAPSE OF EARTH'S ECO-SYSTEM! P.S - But don't say or do anything about it or you might be called a conspiracy theorist 🤫
Newbies should be careful with CO2 in unventilated spaces. Every year there is someone who kills their family by running a generator or car in an unventilated garage and it displaces too much oxygen in their home. So be sure to use some sort of regulator.
Ya you forgot to tell everyone that they will have to spend there life savings for anything atlas and titan there are lots of cheaper ways this guy is getting payed to plug for them
Please teach this stuff to the stupid global warming alarmists who act like CO2 is a horrible pollutant instead of the basic nutrient to life that is really is.
Your five minute training blocks are loaded with quality information; and they are fun to watch-cheers from Tempe, AZ.!
Thanks buddy.
Homebrewing and indoor gardens go together so well! 😜
Always a pleasure and looking forward to your DIY CO2 video: )
+Kira Barsmith Thanks Kira!
Excellent information! I have to watch it at 3/4 speed to retain it all!
u r the best of best teacher on this matters,u r awesome,,ur materials ,informations ,u r alive wikipedia on hydroponic
Thanks - I hope that, unlike Wikipedia, the topics I tackle are not obfuscated beyond any hope of learning anything due to endless iterations of competitive editing between rival academic factions. :)
of-course,the actual purpose of information n knowledge is,to use in practical life,if we r unable to use it ,then they r of no use
n d difference between wikipedia n ur tutorials ,is that ,the way u describe n the matter that u cover r the actual things that a person needs n requires most ,in order to get practical on that subject,
thanks a lot for ur genius tutorials n information
Hey Everest. What kind of par meter is that?
I love how you speed up your videos...
Hi Everest! Please I want some help of you, can you help me to calculate how much last a 20 lbs co2 tank for a 3*3*8 feet indoor garden? The lights will be on 12 hs per day and the co2 PPM that i want to reach is 1200. Thank you very much.
Ur delivery is top calibre
Building a basement sealed room with ac dehumidifier and co2 would like not to vent at all can I drop co2 levels at night to mimic natural conditions
Looks like this is an old video, but I hope I still get a response :P What are those (what looks like) rockwool cubes on sticks in the plants at the back around the 2:00 mark for?
Hi Everest
How much increase in yield does CO2 supplement provide ?
+maaaaaajed 20-50% is the most common reported increase.
Thank you for the information you are constant reliable source
+MrTatertot69 Thanks MrTater-i do my best!
If I have a sealed room with air conditioning co2 supplement is a must have?
+Tiago Bernardi yes.
oh and maybe more info on features of different co2 controllers. lots of them regulate co2 until the lights turn off via photo cell and if you don't purge you'll have co2 in your garden all night. maybe a video on controllers/machines working together to control environment.
+brandon johnson Thanks Brandon. A follow-up is definitely in the works.
2 Big videos I've been really looking forward to since I found your awesome channel; Carbon Dioxide 102 (hopefully including information on closed rooms) and, a big one, RO Water vs Distilled Water.
Love the Channel Everest. Thank you
+U Turn Farming, Foods & Concentrates I’ve got good news for you: CO2 102 is happening - and I will go through practically sealing a room. I’ll also be talking more about all water sources, including RO and distilled :) thanks for watching.
I am using some Arduino's and eCO2 sensors so report and plot CO2 levels in my grow rooms. This is great except that these CO2 sensors are not very robust. Do you recommend any other CO2 meters that can log levels to a computer? Thanks
Trollmaster
One has to wonder: back 450,000,000 years when the CO2 level was 7000 ppm, who turned on the exhaust fan when the lights went off. Seriously though, in nature the CO2 level during the day would be the same or less than at night, wouldn't it?
Rick Reid good question, I imagine that's when all the trees whose stomata stayed open constantly died and left us with plants that had evolved to close theirs and shut down for some rest
YouMUST have a meter or you have no clue
Rick Reid
Yes. Co2 levels would be relatively the same at night. However, the point of supplementing co2 is to add more than the plant can consume ensuring that they can consume as much as they possibly can outside of what nature can provide. The same reason we create fertilizer regiments and use 18/6 lighting schedules. To provide as many supplements (more than nature can provide) that the plant can consume before reaching the peak of too much (or too little for that matter, ).
I think it is about saving money. Why introduce CO2 when the plants are not using it. Wasted money.
Get video btw got a question for you. So if I'm using the co2 bags/buckets set my extraction to come on and off at 15 min intervals ??
+gcirc Yes-it's a good idea to let the supplemental CO2 hang around in your room for a while to give your plants a chance to benefit, otherwise it's all too quickly extracted away.
Your voice is superb dude....
Is the root system absorbing CO2 also would increasing carbon dioxide to hydroponic root system have any benefits? Thanks for your time...
Is there a Carbon Dioxide 102 yet? I’m ready for it?
What are considered sub-optimal conditions? It’s hard to find any information about the role of frequent or constant venting for greenhouses with regards to CO2 enrichment.
does it matter what the PPM levels are in the night cycle even if my Atlas 8 reads it to be negative? (- 1450)
I use 1800 ppm do fresh air exchange every two hours
If i use a humidifier do i still need to ventilate my growrom.
I might have missed something but what /is any thing vary with the growth cycles ? Because of the hassle is any particular time best for the co2 addition other than lites on ?
What about small scale grows, like 8x4x10?, burners seem like overkill. Super informitive and love the humor!
+Robbie Dang You could go with a canister of CO2-it would last quite a while-or there's stuff like the GreenPad. thegreenpadstore.com
Audio is low. Loved your video. Thanks.
What about extraction fans? Wouldnt they take the extra co2 out???
Hola volví a instalar mi grow en una zona caliente . Voy a usar AC y co2 .. acá estoy aprendiendo de nuevo
i really enjoy your videos, very well done and informative! 👍
Just found my new favorite youtube channel. Excellent quality vids. Very well done.
+Ad Shifu.com Thanks Ad Shiftu! I really appreciate you taking the time to say that.
seriously thanks for your videos man, good info and entertaining too.
Did you ever get around to doing a video covering DIY co2 generation, Carbon Dioxide 102?
I’m going to make a follow up once I’ve been running a sealed room for a while.
Cheapest ppm meter on the market and where to get it? Any way to test for 0-9999 ppm cheap?
I have a little co2 paint ball tank and I just let some out the take into my grow tent like 3 times a week
How can you vent out in a SEALED grow room?
+Evis Daison Good question Evis! A "sealed" grow room is a bit of a misnomer for sure. You always need means of exhausting the CO2 rich air prior to the night cycle and bringing in fresh air, even in a "sealed" room. But during the daytime no air comes in and no air is exhausted from the garden. CO2 levels are supplemented with a tank or generator and heat and humidity are managed via an AC and dehumidifier. The trick with the exhaust and input (which is used only once a day to dump the grow room's air before lights out) is to use a backdraft damper to seal the holes when not in use. I hope that helps to clarify. I'll be covering the practical issues in upcoming vids with my new room that's coming up :)
Everest Fernandez you cant run a grow room all day with no air flow, so how can you extract air without losing the co2?
do you run co2 all the way in flower?
Ventilated grow room.........How could I run ventilation & co2 in alternate 15 min cycles through the light on period. What type of control would I need? would a titan Kronus 4 & Atlas 1 do the job? I want to run exhaust and intake fans 24/7 on a titan mercury 3 or something similar. thanks for your time
There are digital timers you can get if you want to time it in 15 minute cycles. I think if you use CO2 in a tent you don't need ventilation though. So you just have a CO2 ppm monitor to keep it at your desired level, then an AC unit with a temperature sensor to keep the temp at your desired level. And you don't use exaust.
So run ducting out of tent on both ends of the air cooled ducting for lights, Seal off everything else and wire airlines into tent or place co2 tank. 2 different vent systems for the lights and there you go, As long as you got air cooled lights
What would I said the flow meter at in a 6 x 9 room
Awesome and informative as usual. Thanks!!
+Chris Corey Thanks Chris.
I have a under grow room 6 ft × 10 ft 7 ft deep. and I got 2 1000w HID lamps going.and it stays at about 75 F° in the day and will drop 6°. All I us to cool it is 2 fans and a intake of the air from outside ( the lights are cooled )
For 102 - PAR, Temperature, and other targets for CO2 added? I know you can handle more heat and I'm assuming more light too.
Thanks amigo. I am in the process of doing just that - more light and more CO2. There is an argument that most gardens are too warm and additional CO2 simply helps to mitigate the ill-effects - we will see how things pan out for me!
Can I use dry ice?
I can turn my air off in a co2 controlled room?
Hi Everest,
First I would like to thank you for all of your videos. You have been the only person on RUclips with consistently accurate info on indoor hydroponics. I have a bit of experience and went through all your videos to see how your content compares to my personal experience and this is literally the only thing I have found questionable.
So I've never seen plants turn yellow with co2 enrichment at night. It was my understanding that the stomata close off and do not absorb co2 with lights off so it would be wasteful to use it. Can you explain how you reached this conclusion or cite your source so I can look into it further? I would like to implement this if there has been decent research behind it.
Thanks and keep up the awesome content! If you ever need ideas or someone to bounce them off feel free to contact me.
Austen
Hi Austen, thanks for your feedback. To clarify on the CO2, as you state, plants use oxygen at night and emit CO2. CO2 enrichment at night is not necessary. My guidance is to stop CO2 enrichment an hour before lights out and then to dump / extract away all the room’s air and replace with fresh air at the start of the dark cycle. I’m struggling to find supporting references in scientific literature - just my time in British Columbia, Canada working with growers using sealed rooms. It could be, given the location, that the action of reducing humidity levels at night also came into play as plants continue to transpire (just less) at night - For my part I’ll look deeper into this for a 102 - always happy and eager to discuss with fellow growers. Feel free to email or reach out over Insta / or continue to discuss right here! Thanks again for taking the time. ✌️
Everest Fernandez
Thanks for clarifying! I've never known anyone to exchange the air at night in their sealed rooms but I can see why it might be a good idea.
you have a god-like ability to spit out all things i need to know in the shortest amount of time possible. you know your audience: we don't have time to listen to you breathe!
+Christopher Marx Well I did treat you to a nice long exhalation right at the end there, you lucky lucky people! :) Mmmm espresso-breath! :)
You are so great thank you
Nice video. Neato
@ 4:30 you would benefit from putting a sheet of plastic around the base of the 'Net Frame' (whatever you call it) to confine the falling CO2 with the Plants (for a few minutes longer, before it spills out or is wafted away).
Only a _tiny_ improvement, but only a _tiny_ cost and effort; IF you have excessive amounts of Reflective Plastic you _could_ use that, but the benefits of the more expensive plastic vs. the few Photons it would redirect at that distance is far less than the benefit of the cheaper clear plastic (and it's durability) in the _particular_ situation shown in that particular Setup at 4:30.
Usually you will want the Room 'sealed' and let the hot air _float_ over a Partition to an adjoining Room where the AIR only is vented, the HEAVY CO2 remains _trapped_ (mostly) in the first Room (since it is too heavy to float over the Partition).
A CO2 Meter in the 'Air only Room' shows how much CO2 you are wasting by letting it spill over into the 'Air only Room' from the 'Plant Grow Room'. You can still do other things in the 'Air only Room', even grow, just with minimal CO2.
Gotta be BOTH cheap AND generous with the CO2, anyway you can do both at the same time is a BONUS, otherwise just waste SOME (small) amount of CO2 since its cheaper than more Lights (which are barely efficient if the CO2 is at normal levels.
DO NOT Vent for the first hour or two (watch out for the Temperature) to maximize CO2 saturation while the Room is cold (from the Lights being off at _night_).
IF you're breading for Seeds (or course you are) then don't be afraid to get CO2 up to 2K in a HOT and OVERLIT Room, as that _tells_ the next generation that LOTS of CO2 is available (and to go all Prehistoric on you).
First few generations should be slick, shiny, rubbery, thick Leaves; that means you're punishing the Plants with CO2, subsequent generations will show less of those effects as the Plants adapt to brutal conditions (and grow like Weeds).
Great Video, again.
Like shoving your Lights as close as possible on a LightRail you need to drown in CO2 as best you can, you ALSO NEED Plants that can take it. Adding a bit of Sucrose or Iron-rich Molasses to your water helps too (and is both less effective and less expensive).
Everest
For my 10x11 foot sealed room 8 foot ceiling my plan is to run about 1200ppm filled room you said in your video that we should dose when lights are on. When the light turn off and with the room being sealed how would you you get rid of the high PPM? Note I am not pulling air from outside or exhausting
Are you planning to grow with LED ?
kyan chen
Yes I am
over Kill420 how do u deal with the smell.
kyan chen
In the video you can see that there’s a big charcoal filter that helps with the smell
Yes it does
Hi Everest, new subscriber here. Thanks for the great vids. Do sealed rooms with co2 enrichment need to be vented more than just at night? I'm getting alot of conflicting info. Some say vent fresh air every couple hours. Some say never vent fresh air (which I don't agree with). Thanks!!!
Amazing videos as always. Just curious what light is that in the back ground? Kind of looks like a Hybrid of DE/LED combo...
+Greggson Wong At which point in the video do you see the light Greggson as several are in the video.
+Everest Fernandez (Just4Growers) Looks like @ 0:31 is where the shoot of the lights are. Also whatcha got going on with the rockwool cube flipped and mounted by the lights @ 1:57? Thank you in advance or as we say in Hawaii Mahalo!!
+Everest Fernandez (Just4Growers) I just realized it's a plasma...lol
+Greggson Wong yes - Gavita LEP 270e :)
+Everest Fernandez (Just4Growers) Thanks again!! Can't wait till you're next video. Hopefully you can talk about Fogponics or No Till Gardening. I know to growing styles on the extreme opposite ends of growing techniques. Aloha!!
2nd room! I can't wait!
You should do a video on all the co2 alternatives
It's been 4 years i still want 102.
awsome video. as usual. how can i contact u ?
+propertyservices1 go to my channel page and you will find my email there in the about section I think, or just4growers at good old gmail dot com.
Always awesome. Id subscribe twice if i could.
Hey, some diy tips would be fantastic. Ive experimented with the yeast/sugar, and have been successful half the time. I dont have the recipe right.
Do you use co2 in you non sealed rooms?
+Rob Espino Tricky--but made easier if you use air cooled hoods which are vented separately. Then you can run your garden's ventilation on cycles and disperse CO2 during its off cycle, all the while heat is still being removed from your air-cooled hoods.
I wonder if anyone has grown anything under pressure like in two or three times the atmosphere
some info on vpd would be cool. great video.
+brandon johnson thanks Brandon, it's on the list! :)
Why the rockwool cube on the sticks?
+king cashew they're there just to prevent me fro poking my eyes on those sticks as a bend down to inspect my plants :)
I do home brewing as well as Hydroponics... believe it or not I got a 20-pound tank (big) For carbonating soda and beer... refills for the tank or only 6 bucks.... check out fire extinguisher refill places
what up with the 102 tho
+Matt Vhabae good point! It's on the list! :)
+Everest Fernandez (Just4Growers) thanks man, great videos btw!!
Everest Fernandez I was wondering your stance on co2 bags
Hm interesting info Everest! I heard from MANY people (local grow stores and just about everyone with a opinion on the internet) that the water yeast and sugar method doesnt work at all, or in better terms it doesnt create enough co2 to supply a room... Is there any truth to that Everest? Or have I been tricked and spent a ton of money that would have been better used somewhere else! Also another method I've thought about that isnt too safe but would work is candles around the grow room correct? Not the safest but candles do produce a ton of co2 from my experience and are DIRT, DIRT, DIRT, cheap. Not that I'm advising anyone to use a open flame that isnt properly contained lol. NEED YOUR WISE WORDS EVEREST!
+GDanielCho I can't speak for him... But I've bought the pads and tried the yeast/sugar mix and placed both directly in front of my meter and neither of them moved the total by more than a few points, and I honestly think that was due to my accidental exhale. Which is actually a great and free way to introduce quite a bit of Co2 into your room; just hang out in there and breathe. I get a couple hundred extra ppms at the end of my daily maintenance... And it does make a difference.
+Des420 yep! you sir are correct, I really wonder what he ment during the last min of the video then. and oh I got a whole tank set up with a sniffer now haha
I love your channel and it does help with many things but I gotta say, a lot of this is apparently meant for people who have A LOT of extra money lying around. I mean, $400 here, $350 there, $450 there... that is so much money for just a few extra gadgets. Isnt there any cheaper models of some of these things that can be recommended for their functionality and accuracy??
Hello Everest,
Great information as usual. I subscribed and am watching your videos at 3 AM.
So... The propane burners obviously create CO2 in your grow room. My understanding is that they also must create carbon monoxide which is toxic. If they create, say 1500 ppm CO2, they must create also some high doses of carbon monoxide.
Or... am I missing something?
+Olga Ousherovitch This is a fairly common question over the years. The answer is the blue flame in the CO2 Generator vs. a yellow flame. The blue flame (which is what we achieve using a specific orifice size in the brass burners) provides relatively clean CO2 to the grow area. There are other gases output, however normally they are in very small amounts not perceptible to plants or humans. The yellow flame on the other hand is a sign of Carbon Monoxide output, as well as other unpleasant gases. This will occasionally show up, however this is usually because of a poor or tainted fuel source. If you are seeing yellow flames in the CO2 Generator you should discontinue use immediately, ventilate the area, go outside, and contact the manufacturer and send the CO2 Generator in for servicing and cleaning to fix the problem. I hope this information helps you out!
Everest Fernandez Thank you!
THANKYOU!
Can CO2 grow without AC in Bay Area?
No LED either tho LOL.
Use cryo tanks instead of scuba cylinders, last a lot longer, you see them outside of Burger King Mcdonald for their CO2
Another great video, as always! I do wonder though, ideal CO2 levels would depend on the amount of micromoles the plants are receiving, right? Are there instances in which CO2 does not aid in photosynthesis because the plants aren't receiving enough light? If so, do you have an idea of where this threshold lies?
+Vladimir Shagoyan CO2 levels will invariably be the bottleneck in an otherwise optimized environment. When you go above 800 umol you definitely put more pressure on this "weakest link" as - you are correct in saying - photosynthesis is intrinsically tied to CO2 and light intensity.
hah, nice reference to c3 grasses ;)
I suspect these numbers are exaggerated despite the idea being basically true. Where the 1700 number comes from I would like to know. Much past 1200 seem like the point of diminishing returns although this may vary from plant to plant.
TY India :], so nice you are making america green again :D MAGA
That's right, plants thrived back in the day with CO2 levels of 7000ppm. Of course back then the world was vented at night so the plants didn't suffer.
macspud28 lol. The historical term for this is “wind”.
102 plz
What's up bro? Was that you at 2:00 ? U don't look like u sound 😅👍
+Sam Iamm That's my garden gimp. I bring him out from time to time but the camera gets him over-excited.
Humans existed 20 million years ago maybe not in the exact form we are now but we definitely existed
Millions and millions and millions and billions of years ago( 7,000 years give or take a few) God created carbon dioxide
Them damn exhale bags are straight snake oil! I’ve tried them and actually have a co2 ppm meter to see if they work and they maybe raised my ppm 50ppm witch isn’t even half a breath from somebody. All these videos show ppm using them but never show a actual ppm reading. I run co2 tanks for my grows.
build it faster man I wanna see that video lol do it do it do it
I just open a window i admit ;)
+Medical Cannabis Spain Lol. That's one way for sure!
I thought that plants take up co2 during there dark cycles
Don't buy off titan controls and if you do make sure it's the right part need. returning shit there is a nightmare .gonna take 30 days to get my money back
That co2 controller is junk trollmaster is where its at
yet to have co2 enrichmentment add any bennefit that i didnt have to pay for with gear and gasses. waste of time, yes i got slight increase, but with costs of gas i paid for it dollar for dollar, if not more since a oz only costs me 15 to grow, id need many oz more to pay off and be worth it, and it doesnt.
Where’s 102, I’m building my own controller from an Arduino. Make a video!!! Come on buddy!
Thanks for the nudge!
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One has to wonder what exactly is going on in the heads of those who are dedicated to the preservation &/or replacing the natural world while being rabidly dedicated to reducing CO2 to the point of crippling the development of industry & society as a whole.
Obviously the reality & understanding that the vegetative aspect of nature i.e trees, plants, grasses, forests, etc, etc, which happens to be the foundation necessary for the existence of a multitude of other lifeforms (including humans Doh!!!), requires & benefits greatly from CO2.....is no longer present in the minds of many.
Probably squeezed out by the numerous false realities & misunderstandings that fill many minds today, commonly based on emotional stimuli as opposed to actual knowledge.
"Aaargh! Increasing populations means the world won't be able feed everyone....the only solution is MUST REDUCE CO2!!!"
Well yes, naturally, as the present CO2 level will aid in creating an abundance of vegetative growth & explosive crop production.....and that's just terrible.
Check this....not one single eco-friendly or pro-nature organisation, so called, has or will address the issue of the annual spraying of hundreds of thousands of particulates into the atmosphere consisting mainly of metals aluminium, barium, etc that have been ongoing for over a decade....that has resulted in pristine snowfall on mountains, that just over a decade ago was melted by hikers for drinking water, to today containing levels of aluminium 60,000 (sixty thousand) times than that of the FDA stated safe amount and is also causing &/or significantly contributing to a drop in soil PH levels around the planet resulting in widespread die off of vegetation unable to live in such acidic conditions...
...but don't panic as Monsanto has created a genetically engineered strain of wheat highly resistant to high aluminium levels.
I mean, what are the chances....isn't coincidence just an amazing thing.
ROLL UP! ROLL UP!
COMING TO THE SKIES NEAR YOU!
LOOK UP & WATCH IN REAL TIME THE DELIBERATE COLLAPSE OF EARTH'S ECO-SYSTEM!
P.S - But don't say or do anything about it or you might be called a conspiracy theorist 🤫
Playing it pretty fast and lose with the term "101"
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I know this vid is old and you are...in hiding? But hopefully you take time to riddle me this. What about adding CO2 to your nutrient water?
Newbies should be careful with CO2 in unventilated spaces. Every year there is someone who kills their family by running a generator or car in an unventilated garage and it displaces too much oxygen in their home. So be sure to use some sort of regulator.
+FunkyWeezy Thanks for sharing this important advice.
hahaha u make me laugh. yr like the oricle... u know what yr talking about
I do my best :) Thanks.
Ya you forgot to tell everyone that they will have to spend there life savings for anything atlas and titan there are lots of cheaper ways this guy is getting payed to plug for them
This guy wishes he was! Lol.
Nice vid but you could slow down your talking
Even from mobile you can change speed of playback
Please teach this stuff to the stupid global warming alarmists who act like CO2 is a horrible pollutant instead of the basic nutrient to life that is really is.
Something really counter-intuitive to think about: Each gallon of gasoline that is properly burned in an auto engine generates 20 pounds of CO2.
Wack info
propane burner produces (carbon monoxide) not (carbon dioxide)