CO2 Burners Will DESTROY Your Cannabis Plants Unless You Have THIS
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- Опубликовано: 3 апр 2024
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Lots of growers use CO2 burners to up the CO2 levels in their grow. It's a lot cheaper than filling up tanks of CO2.
But if you don't know about what we talk about in this video, there's a good chance you're poisoning your grow.
Something tells me High C is a genius and just plays the part of asking the questions in a beginner way
High-C is a genius, but he is new to growing. 😂
Before the laws saying they had to put that bad smell in natural gas around 1970 by dad's oldest brother came home from church with my aunt and three of their teenage daughters after they all got in the house and were getting settled in he lit his pipe and the whole house exploded blew the windows and doors out into the street and part of the roof off of a two story brick house my cousins all died that day my uncle and aunt the next day it was the first time I ever saw my dad cry. The next yr they past laws in this states Capitol city that the gas companies had to put that rotten egg smell in natural gas .they had a leak in the water heater gas is nothing to mess around with in the wrong hands . stay safe my friends .
So Sorry to hear this.
My uncle was a WW 2 vet who fought the Nazis in Europe
Godbless 🙏 😢😢
Wow heartbreaking 😢
Wow this is crazy, sorry to hear this happened!
I had no idea about the dangers of propane burners thank you lesrn something new today.
Recently discovered the 3m silicone door tape. Great stuff as it totally sealed the door to the lung room on all sides top and bottom and not only increased my Co2 efficiency, but also helps to trap in the odour. Best 10 bucks i've spent on Amazon.
nice tip!
My room has a co2 burner and it doesn't stink like propane... Your burner mix ratio may be off
@@jblob5764I don't use a burner My weed has odour...lol
@@jblob5764 I don't have a burner. It's the odour of the green, that I was referring to... as it's known for being rather smelly
I use a two burner CO2 generator in a 7 x 12 foot room.....I DO NOT run it continuous....it is on a timer.....45 mins on 45 mins off.....gives the plants time to process the crap out....I have been using one for about 20+ years....first one was homemade......I have learned mostly by trial and TERROR.......big mistakes at first.....took about two years to figure it all out....I keep it outside and have enough duct to cool the air to about 65 degrees.....KEY TO REMEMBER....ANY added CO2 is good....so don't look to hit huge numbers....mine do fine 900-1200--ppm in bursts and with a two month veg and a two month bud....plus or minus.....I average 2-4 OZs per 3 foot tall plant....growing the legal limit of 12......I have a neighbor that grows the clones.....also, 12 at a time.....we have been doing this since 2002
Thanks for sharing!
Or just get a controller with a sensor and set the ppm. You dont qant bursts, you want a constant level. CO2 outside dont come in bursts
Thanks for the tips everyday . Greatly appreciated!
My pleasure!
Hi Scotty..I absolutely love that meter you recommend. Didn't care for spending $400 bucks on it..lol..It just never stops..The buying of gadgets. I always tell myself I'm set I'm not buying another damn gadget. Then I do .I have never used Co2. It starts getting to be work now..I use a 5x5 and 3x3..No more work..lol
Make sure you are using a catalytic propane burner. If you use a tent place it in lung room where the CO2 can be drawn in from floor level into the tent.
Thank God my Co2 is free, comes straight from a vent free natural gas heater. my whole house is natural gas which causes me almost borderline too much Co2 at times! but for the most part any room in the house is high Co2 plants love it but it causes migraines when it gets high, I don't recommend the vent free gas heaters for health reasons but your plants will love it! lol
Carbon monoxide detector
So my first run with a CO2 burner I had a complete sealed environment and a 40-foot reefer and burned up all the oxygen and killed all the plants the CO2 burner doesn't burn right without oxygen you need ventilation periodically to replenish the oxygen for a CO2 burner that's meant for a greenhouse
Yup. Insufficient oxygen means a DIRTY BURN. Which is no bueno.
Good to know, thanks for sharing.
O2 is required for combustion to occur. No O2, no combustion.
Low O2 means you were burning ‘rich’. That’s when CO becomes a problem. (Don’t confuse CO with CO2)
I love your Videos dudes it's really enjoying to listen to you two,
Thanks for answering, what an honour 😎
Thank you!
Hey Scotty, I can’t help but point this out you said you put CO2 in your room and then you went back two days later….. now you know is a grower. You can’t do that or teach people to do that. I respect how you get down, but that was a huge mistake on your part bro I’ve been running co2burners for years and you know as well as I do that you have to control your environment with all that heat being expelled from it and so on and so forth. So to walk away for two days was very bad. I have a hard time with that. I’m in my room twice a day watering bro so it’s just something I wanted to point out. I can’t wait to show you my grow one day I think you’re gonna like it.😎
Great video like always, In my 4' X 4' tent I use a baking soda and vinegar drip system. Slowly drip vinegar into the baking soda. Works great, produces a lot of CO2, no heat issues. To filter out the beautiful fragrance ( at least that is what I think) I use a charcoal air scrubber. Good to know that it will help with the acidic environment. I could never leave a room knowing that there is something burning in there un-attended. My world is all electric.
Good stuff!
Lol I'm using a 5gal bucket outside the tent. Hole in the lid, 3" diameter, 7ft long hose from bucket into tent.
1lb of Sugar
Few drops of Dish Liquid.
8-10 tbsp of Yeast.
Enough hot water to stir and dissolve.
Fill rest with cool water, stir, add yeast while it's spinning.
One 5gal lasts approx 3-4wks. Provided extra bicarb soda is added during last week's. Increased ppm of approx 200-300avg.
Normal ambient environment ppm = 400avg
Yield increase is only about 5-10%. They're taken outside most days anyway which is higher ppm than the bucket... and better spectrum and ppf (Solar is king).
I used to used tanks, the yield increase was always around 25-30%
Thanks Mr. R. Keep up the good work Buddy
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Greetings from Germany 😊
Seavus dude.
@@doskrautServus Growmie 😊
Hier treffen sich die Enthusiasten, oder ?
Happy Growing 💚
Thanks, will do!
For about $200 you can buy a CO2 tank refilling station. They sell these units for refilling scuba tanks and high powered air rifle tanks. Stay on the down low and save money to and charge your friends to refill there tanks.
That's not CO2. Its compressed air.
@@ericaman5393 🤣😆
Great tip thanks for sharing!
@@ericaman5393 your right I am sorry.
Maybe you could share a link with us
I have a 12x14 room with an 8 burner CO2 gen in it. Its hooked to a ppm monitor for control. Now you might say that a big burner for that size but the idea was to flood the room fast and run the burner less. PPM set to 1200 with a 300ppm deadband. Running LEDS and stuff looks great. Zero issues. I run the burner off to the side and use an oscillating fan to push the CO2 into the plants and have the sensor at slightly lower than canopy height since stomata are on the underside of the leaves.
I dont scrub using carbon (I have a corona discharge unit for smell) and havent had any issues.
Thanks for sharing.
@@ScottyReal420 Do you have any images of what happened to the plants in your situation?
All I know is that my plants were on week three of veg and they were fine at this point as soon as the exhale bag went in the next couple of days and the plants had changed colour went all droopy and died maybe the little tent I had at the time was to small for the exhale bag all I know is they didn’t like it
Great info boys!
Appreciate it!
Hello Scotty, you are a good man, thank you for that, greetings from Dortmund Germany.
Thank you kindly
Hey, Scotty wondering if u get time could go over if u pic out a mom plant u want to keep to gather clones from how u keep her like how big pot needs be how much light to give her how much food keep her green sassy and praying. Thanks enjoy videos keep them coming
We will keep this idea in mind, thank you.
Hey guys can you help me out with this. Im doing organic farming and i would like to add co2 outdoor in acerage, i wanna put dry ice in water, would you have an estimated formula of dry ice to water....its going to be ran through the sprinkler mid day when the sun intensity is high
Wow I didn’t know they were so dangerous thanks for letting us know! We learn for all our mistakes and hope
To teach others!
so true.
Many Home Brew supply stores exchange and fill co2 tanks as well.
Good tip!
Dry ice is easily attainable and works great also! And it’s cheap!
Not good enough.
Nah it works just fine!
I run lab grade propane that is made for extraction through my propane burner. About 1/3 pricier than standerd propane. Still cheaper than co2 tanks. Have not hade any more sulfer issues. If you go this rout make sure to get a trusted gass sniffer to check all your connections as it is completly oderless/tasteless.
Thanks for sharing.
Same
Scotty, any way to contact you for a severe problem that's been following me for a whole year now?
you could contact Real Growers through email and someone on my team may be able to help.
We had two greenhouses. One big with a burner and one small with a heater. The small one always outperformed in weight and quality. One run I stopped using the burner in the big one and had much better results.
interesting, thanks for sharing.
So does this get on the plants only if there’s a leak? If everything is running through the burner does that “sulphuric acid” still seep into the room?
Get the large welding gas bottles of c02 .
Scotty what do you think of them co2 can with a sticker you pull off no gage just a canaster you hangover your plants
Like the myco bags?
you would need to put a meter in with them to read the co2 output to see if it was doing any good.
I rigged up my own burner system with a heat exchanger. The heat goes outside, the exhaust is cooled in some copper pipe, then routed into the cabinet. I got a lot of Co2 available, Guess I'll add a carbon filter. Should this cooled CO2 be routed to the root/spray/fog chamber as well?
the co2 it up taken by the leaves not the roots, so no need.
Thx guys🤙🍻💨
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Are the mushroom CO2 bags with the cost? Do they produce enough extra product to to cover the cost in a 2X4 tent?
No
you would need to meter to be able to tell if it is worth wild, and if you are venting the tent then no they are not.
Big up scotty
The force la puissance 💪
Would using sugar water and yeast be sufficient enough in the small grow tent
the only way to know would be to get some type on meter to read the co2 levels
Scotty, restaurant and bar Suppliers refill CO2 tanks they use for Soda Foutains and Beer Dispensers! Get larger tanks for less trips to refill! Cheaper too!😎 PS: you can get them with a wheeled carrier and throw a tarp over it and bungee it down!
Buy a refill station like the ones they sell for filling paintball gun tanks and high powered air rifles as well and grow tanks and fish tanks to spend $200 bucks 1 time and never have to leave the house and spend money and announce to whoever that the tank needs to be filled again.
I will have to look into this.
@@ScottyReal420 I am not certain if it produces C02 I assuming it does but not certain.
@@MR-puffnstuff Can't reveal all the Trade Secrets! "Think Rural Mentality"! They roll the hose out to your connection and filler up! Also requires a little Grea$e for the delivery drivers too! 🤯
What size tank would you recommend for a sealed 8x8 room?
you will want a 20 or larger. a 20lb might make it half way through a grow, depending on how well it is sealed and the target ppm.
@@ScottyReal420 thank you. I’m leaning towards the 50lb
I'm not sure if it's making a huge difference or not but I made a homemade c02 generator with two liter soda bottles one with sugar water and yeast with tubes to another with distilled water in it it's supposed to ack as a filter.
Probably not enough to make any difference... or assist the heat.
Regular outside ppm is avg 400. A single 2L bottle with half lb sugar and a tspn yeast, wouldn't pump anything more than 30-50ppm/min. Not enough to make a difference.
Also. It doesn't matter what type of water. Unless you plan on consuming the ferment. Distilled, or tap. Both do the same thing. There's not enough chlorine in tap water to produce acidic gas.
Another thing, ifl your light isn't pushing more than 1100 ppf, then you don't need it. If it is, then you need to at least match the ppf. Ex: 1,100 ppf = 1,000 ppm of CO2 (avg).
That's like 50 2L bottles needed.
I rock the mushroom bag.
Now i am very damn confident that this is what happened to my growth three times ago that this is absolutely has to be what happened
I have a 2x4x6 tent with 3 plants and 250w xs2500 pro light. I’ve been using the home made Co2 generator with half gallon bottles.
Using 32oz water, 1tbsp molasses, 1-1/3 cup of brown sugar, and 2 tsp champagne yeast.. it’s a steady bubble going through the hoses and the hose end is directly onto small oscillating fan… is this a good amount of CO2 or am I wasting my time? lol the plants look like they’re doing great. It’s 3 weeks into flower and the buds are about an inch tall
You would really need a Co2 meter to find out. It would all depend on a few things. how sealed is you lung room and how fast are you fans changing the air in your tent.
Dam I was making those own made co2 bottles with Yeast ten 11 years ago lol 😆
Yep. Fermentation produces CO2. Do you have an atmospheric co2 sensor to test your concentrations?
The only real way to tell if it is doing any good would be to get something to measure CO2 in your grow.
Hey Scotty what’s up brother. Yo been looking into this co2 thing since legalization has taken over Ohio but ya man I seen these buckets with wood chips and little bit of water in the bottom with a air pump pumping in air. The thought is the decaying plant life makes co2. Let me know what you think. Do they really work. I’m going to make one so shit I’ll need a co2 reader to see if it works. Humm
Not worth it. Trust me. Theyre mycelium, which in mushroom culture uses oxygen and produces CO2. Largely ineffective and would cost too much to be effective.
Doesn't sound like it would produce the amount you would need.
I’m a noob so I’m wondering what is a c02 burner for? Are they for plants or are you talking about just a little propane burner for heat?
it is a unit with a small flame that burns in your grow to provide extra co2.
It is essentially one half of photosynthesis. Technically plants eat two things, Light and Co2. It then produces sugars and flowers 😊
I don't think I need extra c02. I'm just two 4x4x7 tents in a basment.
Its $65 for me to refill a 20lb bottle at the weld store. Always check your grow store, a lot of them refill tanks & its waaaaay cheaper.
I can get 3 20lb tanks of propane for that price
🔥Birnt by a berner? 😮
Scotty, mosy burners will run on natural gas in addition to propane by changing out the gas oriface, that could solve your problem.
Have used propane burners, but CO2 was added in the lung room, so the gas was well-mixed with ambient air.
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Natural gas has Mercaptan also.
Scotty real I'm getting your soil next my guy what a good fast growing cannabis
that is going to depend on your location and environment.
@@ScottyReal420 I got a ac infinity pro kit
In right now I'm growing space Queen
I have used a propane catalytic heater in my veg room for heat in the winter, and it had a noticeable negative effect on the plants. I had to stop using it. That was back in the 'prohibition days' here in Canada. I wouldn't liken it to "acid rain" though. Here's why: My natural gas furnace exhaust makes the rotten egg smell from the mercaptan in my yard when it's on. This tells me the mercaptan is basically unchanged by the combustion in the furnace. I'm not saying it's not bad, I'm just saying it's not sulfur dioxide.
Sulfur dioxide has a completely different smell. It's a sharp, sour smell, not at all like rotten eggs. Sulfur 'burners' are used in greenhouses to combat powdery mildew. They don't really burn the sulfur, they vaporize it. Some of it oxidizes to sulfur dioxide. There's a small amount of sulfur deposited in the leaves, which lowers the pH and makes the surface inhospitable to powdery mildew. The sulfur dioxide dissolves in water to become sulfurous acid, which then oxidizes to become sulfuric acid (acid rain). I mention all this because I used a sulfur 'burner' to solve a persistent mildew problem in my veg room and flower room. Lesson learned!!! It ruined the taste of the flower, but it also damaged the vegging plants. The tell-tale sign of the sulfur damage was the burning and browning at the bases of the leaflets. It was especially noticeable on the youngest plants. Also, it's worth noting that acidic fumes from sulfur are very corrosive to delicate electronics. My Spider Farmer LED lights have a NO SULFUR symbol on them.
Hopefully what I wrote will be taken in the spirit it was offered, which is simply sharing of experiences. This video is the first time I've seen anybody mention the negative effects on plants by using a propane burner in a grow room. Thanks! There were LOTS of warnings about not using sulfur itself- but I didn't listen.
Thanks for the Info!
im using a home made sip pot but my soil is crap 20 $ for 6 gallons of fox farm im not shitting on fox farm i have good luck with it i just got some less quality it happens but my question is do i need to worie about root rot it cant drain back into the tank
the roots will grow down into the water on a sip system, as long as it is up taking water and has an air gap you will be fine.
@@ScottyReal420 thanks
Basically the bad smelll is methane gas. In a landfill industrial one anyways cause my father in law owns one. It will smell like sulfur a lot well that’s methane gas from materials in landfill breaking down
Ive been using a co2 burner for years and never had this issue. Get a controller and run a constant ppm
After watching the full video, its probably cause of my air scrubber
I have to say I agree with the other comments, this is in my opinion over the top, I would focus on other things and not get too scientific with it, trust me I get everything else about nutrients water light light distance VPD all of that, but I think the CO2 pumped in is a bit much.
How about a side by side grow...one with co2 and one with no co2...lets see if co2 really makes that big of a difference......
I will pick quality over fat colas...my colas are not small..
Dont use co2 and have never ph my fertilizer...
My first plant was 1992...love cannabis cause i have glaucoma.foound out at age 23..i am a lot older now...cannabis isnt really hard to grow..just be patient and dont over water..have a few fans in..if u can pull air from outside do it..and if u cant pull in fresh air..make sure your air is getting ventilated some how..humidity will build up and issues will come...
And always payattention to the leaves of the plant.the leaves will speak for plants health....
Hope u outdoor growers are preparing for summer grow..and if u put your planta outside early they may start to flower...u dont want that to happen..so u use a secondary light outside to trick the plant to stay in veg...i get 15and a half hours of daylight..i didnt put my plants out until first week of july..i prep my plants tho with early topping and bending..by the time my plants go outside they are 12 inches short and bushy....if u want monster plants veg for a few months. And put out side already 3 feet tall and bushy...
Grow female strains...u can clone.u can interduce flower time by blacking plants out to start 12n12 outdoor....
Dont get caust up in the science of cannabis...yes its great to talk on but confusing for newbies....
And last thing watch bonsai videos.....
hey scotty if ya have never had a strain named blue rhino you should try it see if dude can get ya some from canada
I will look into it!
Use kerosene k2 way different
Would the carbon filter filter the co2 as well?
No it goes through.
No.
no it does not.
Wondering how every video u post has atleast one thing I'm dealing with in my grow...
magic 😂
When your cooking then your breathing that junk too. I go to professional gas places. I am going to ask them if they have propane odorless I go up to a time with a little propane, torch for three minutes is more than you need with the fans blowing it helps.
How does the soil soak up co2 in the wild? Can you buy enriched co2 soil?
It's the stomata that use it, not the roots.
Roots like O2 and H2O, carbon heavy soil isn't recommended.
CO2 is in the air, not the soil, and is taken in through the stomata of the leaf.
@ScottyReal420 I could be wrong but in nature doesn't c02 develop on forest floor? Not sure if O is lighter CO2.
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The amount of CO2 distributed in forests is predominantly caught by the uppermost foliage, like the canopy.
Ground based CO2 is tied up in mulch and decaying matter. Which becomes a carbon sequesterer. It doesn't provide as much CO2 to plant roots, as foliage pulling from the air (nitrogen fixation).
Ex: Hugelkultur
@freedom_born where,for the most part does the CO2 come from that ends up being distributed to the canopy?
South )hilly had that good gas . No sulfur like best value vacs.lolo
I used to have three 5gal buckets of beer brewing in my room. Yeast + sugar = co2 and beer😋
Hell Yeah, use the by product of one thing to help the other, I love it.
What new cloning gel did you have on one of your shows about cloning. Instead of recharge you were sponsored by this company. Thanks
No way in heck will I allow a propane tank in the house or garage- too dang risky. But for some reason I’m fine with natural gas plumbed all over heck for cooking, laundry, gas fireplaces, central heating, water heater…….. I need a meter because I’m hoping the water heater next to the grow tent is providing a decent CO2 boost.
Burning propane emits carbon dioxide and as far as I know not any c02.
LOL what did you just say?
Well you're off a bit!!
Uhhhhh Carbon dioxide is CO2 - Carbon + 2 Molecules of oxygen... IE O2............... Derp
What about natural co2 as in within the house?
Families with pets are perfect 😊
Plants use CO2 to grow, natural is fine.
@@PhantomPain74 we have 2 golden doodles and we spend quite a bit of time in the room. Maintain 500-1100ppm on the monitor.
Temp is 20 Celsius 57% veg right now.
@@TheWizzarrrd79sounds good Buddy 🤘😊🤘
I just learned something 😂😂😂sorry for you, but I don't think I will go there. Thanks for the info bro
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Have you guys tired carbonated water that's low salt
Not feasable.
Carbonated water has low amounts of co2 and Carbon is not up taken by the roots.
I run a two burner Titan controls propane generator on a GrowZone co2 controller in a 10x10 room with no issues. I open the door for a min or two to exchange fresh air once or twice a day. No carbon filter so far this run, No issues, great growth rates.
The last time I tried to give my autos co2 supplement it killed them I think the company I used was called exhale 😢
Shooot 😮
Exhale didnt kill your autos.
@@ericaman5393 they were fine before I added and as soon as I put it in the next day all the leaves were turn a blackish colour so I think I should know I grow them
@@ericaman5393they were fine before I put the exhale in as soon as I did my leave started to turn a blackish colour this was a last year grow but I’ve changed my set up now more room than I had before maybe the little tent I was using at the time the exhale might have been too big for the space I now got a space of one and a half meter square to grow in all I know is that they were on week 3 when it went in and they obviously didn’t like it 😊
@@ericaman5393they were fine before i put the exhale in they were on week three and it went in and they change colour with in the next couple of days and died I don’t know if the tent I was using at the time was to small for the exhale bag but obviously they didn’t like it that all I know but I’ve changed my set up now have a big space to grow in now a one and a half meter square
Why is a channel seemingly geared to new growers even put up videos pushing the use of co2. You don’t need! Keep it simple….
Because it works and increases yields. And isn't that complicated
Dudes house is going to explode if everything runs on propane.
Co2 generators produce carbon monoxide also.
Not all. Thats why they can have ventless propane heaters. Carbon monoxide is a byproduct of an incomplete burn.
Run a large scale dehumidifier to remove the acidic vapor. Add a humidifier and you’re scrubbing the air of any residual sulfur.
@Sicko_grows what about brain cell damage from breathing carbon monoxide , not to mention dying. It's bad enough that co2 displaces oxygen , then add carbon monoxide
@ericaman5393 Wrong, if you read the warning label
On any heater, it says, use with a window open or some kind of ventilation. My Mr Buddy heater says it has a low oxygen senson. And it still carries this warning.
@ericaman5393 Also, burning propane gives off a chemical that is toxic to plants & people. Not to mention that the generator consumes oxygen from the room.
😂 If Scotty gets this heated over plants can you imagine how heated he'd get about the women he holds dear in his life.
Co2 in my country is dog cheap, no licenses and no one has a clue what you are doing with it 😅
FYI, our earth does NOT have a Co2 problem. Historically, Co2 levels are lower now than ever in recorded history, do the research.
No they're not. 440ppm standing is higher than ever.
No such thing as a CO2 burner bro. We burn propane or natural gas. ;)
True!
No Co2 for me 🤘🪴💚
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Stop with the Breaking Bad version of CO2! Way too dangerous!!!!
You wouldn't need co2 if you grow in organic soil in bigger pots than you really need and keep fresh air circulating. If you need Co2 you may have other issues you may want to address first. Even when using Co2 your not guaranteed a better run. I know what im saying is arguable but thats why I say there's as many ways to grow as there is growers which is also arguable lol😊
Nope, what you are saying is not "arguable". It's simply WRONG.
Plants take carbon from air and bind it to hydrogen from water to create sugars (carbohydrates)
Occasionally they will take oxygen instead which literally leads to explosive reactions. Putting more CO2 actually eases the entire process, which is chemical and has nothing to do with organic nutrition or size of the pots, though bigger plants are less susceptible to these changes
Incorrect. Plants use carbon. That is why they use atmospheric CO2 to strip the carbon and transfer it into other molecules used in plant metabolism. Once your light PPFD is high enough, CO2 is the limiting factor in growth. (Nutrients and genetics also play a role)
@@ericaman5393you must be trying to grow to much in to small of an area. Me and many others I know grow really good stuff and never used Co2
@@ericaman5393 co2 is needed to grow plants without a doubt. But weather or not you have to add it by ways of tanks and bottles depends on many things. I try everything to not need extra.
Howdy ! I use vinegar and baking soda. I use a inkbird co2 monitor it reports 1400ppm . 2 hours a day .plus the jugs catch nats
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I have an inkbird buddy. A single 2L bottle only reads 300 max, if that... and that's only for a week at best. It drops lower everyday after
DO NOT TRUST SOMEONE WHO OWNS A GROW SHOP!!!!!!!!!!! YOU HAVE BEEN WARNED!!!!!!!
Owners don't necessarily always run their own shops, owners are usually sponsors and investors.
@@freedom_born don’t trust this idiot either
I use tea light candles for my CO2. 6 candles in my 4x8 tent produces 1200 ppm and raises the temp by 1 degree. No fuss no muss..
Dangerous
Yeah, Dude used to do this too.
I'd like to see confirmation of this.
AS always much appreciated information 👍 GROWDOTS, RECHARGE AND REAL BUCKETS 🪣 FOR THE WIN !!! THANKS SCOTTY YOU THE MAN..SHOUTOUT TO HI-C 😊
So nice of you