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They will prob still reach near that height with lst. Remember to minus the distance from your lights to plant top u prob only have 1.7 meters to work with Its doable and very easy :)

My NLX haze Are only 4 days old and I can tell that they grow alot faster than indica. Because the light doesn't move across the sky like outdoors It is very inefficiant to grow so tall. Lst is essential in this case so as not to waste time.

Yea it would have to make some sort of difference wouldn't it. Looking forward to doing the experiment.

Its more for stealth than solely producing co2 so taught i might as well. The results will be interesting.

Posted a thread about this in Grow set ups. I'm taking air from the house as its to cold outside the best way to do this was trough a built in press and I put plexiglass on the front with holes. It's about a cubed meter and plenty of room for furry pets. The chamber is separate from the grow...

Just seen a pic of the dumbo rat lovely little chaps they're perfect. Not to sure about the hairless ones do :) Gonna put a heater in my room on a thermostat just to keep the chill out, Keep the rats happy too. Still haven't found anything on the subject of producing a Co2 enrichment from...

Looking forward to seeing results. Does anyone keep rats and what species is the cutest so mammy doesn't flip the lid too much :)

Just an air filter? similar to one u might find in a vacuum cleaner? don,t have any problems with light, Thanks for the input. Just got my seeds in the door Northern lights #5 X Haze. but they are not coming out till I have this perfect. The chamber for the rats is about 3/4 of a meter cubed...

Rats would be clean, sociable and low maintenance. As for how much they can produce I will measure that and keep you posted. at least it will be constant. Byproducts of the animals are my only worries but i would have taught the plant hardy enough not to be effected by another living species...

Im in a similar position I heard oil heaters are best because they can heat the air in a way that doesn't dry it out. Gonna put one on a heating thermostat that knocks off at an acceptable temp. Then just leave it and it only comes on when it needs to. Na meeen

I live in a cold climate and winters coming so instead of sucking air from outside i have to take it from inside. There's a built in shelf near the closet grow so i put the vent at the back and a sheet of plexiglass in front with air holes in it. Perfect for a few little CO2 producing critters...