diddystyles72
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should you use co2 when flowering some say no just wondering if someone can tell me from there point of view the real deal with that
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Boneman
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Just the fact that you are blindly asking the question is enough for me to say you dont need it. IMO Co2 starts dabbling into the advanced arena and there are variables to using it properly for it to be effective.
Read up on it, there are many posts on Co2 not only on this site but all over the internet
Read up on it, there are many posts on Co2 not only on this site but all over the internet
diddystyles72
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I just want to know if it's true that co2 should'nt be used if in flowering mode I know about only using the gas when the lights are on and having your vents on timers ex. but what about co2 when flowering
diddystyles72
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what do you mean if everything else is in check
diddystyles72
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give me the 411 on it
Tronica
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basically the gist of co2
when your environment is 100% perfect.
lights, temps, humidity, ph, nutes, air flow, disease and pest free, plenty of vigor, 100% healthy plants.
then you consider co2, because until you have those things dialed in, co2 is not going to help you.
when your environment is 100% perfect.
lights, temps, humidity, ph, nutes, air flow, disease and pest free, plenty of vigor, 100% healthy plants.
then you consider co2, because until you have those things dialed in, co2 is not going to help you.
diddystyles72
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I have almost everthing right but still have a little mite problem but using neem oil and it has helped alot