Douche Nozzle
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It says 6 months of continuous co2 made naturally for $66 on amazon. Is it any good?
Anybody have experience with ExHale CO2 bags?
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Freddie Millergogo
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I have never heard anything positive about them. Jay5 is right about a bottle and regulator.
Douche Nozzle
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Being a welder, I have very easy access to bottles but was wondering about the other parts I would need like the timer and electric switch for the gas flow seems expensive.
Eagle-ize
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If you have a small space, those bags actually work. I even looked into growing blue oyster mushrooms in 5gal buckets so I'd have something to munch on when they were done. Found 'MyCo2' boxes with the blue oysters and ran them a few times and they worked well enough. Grew some tasty shrooms! BUT... For what it's worth, I have 2 CO2 bottles now in the sealed room. It is nice to be able to have control over the concentration levels.
Cheers!
Not very expensive, Google Titan controls co2 regulator costs about 60 bucks. Timers are cheap, a good digital timer will cost about 15 bucks. The tanks is the most expensive part! My 30 gallon tank last 2 weeks and cost 20 bucks to fill and on my first run it gave me 3 more ounces. Buy co2, ????, Profit!
Douche Nozzle
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If I have only 4 plants going at once is it worth even doing anything at all?
SPLFreak808
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Depends on what your trying to do...
Growing in a sealed artificial environment then yes the bags would help more then nothing but attempting to boost metabolic rate without a sealed room is just money down the drain straight up.
Yes gas is heavy, but it also tries to equilize its pressure with the outside world which is why c02 leaks through cracks,vents so easy.
Growing in a sealed artificial environment then yes the bags would help more then nothing but attempting to boost metabolic rate without a sealed room is just money down the drain straight up.
Yes gas is heavy, but it also tries to equilize its pressure with the outside world which is why c02 leaks through cracks,vents so easy.
NaturalFarmer
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Peat moss and earth worm castings at 78-82 degrees will give you co2. The microbe's oxidize the carbon from the peat. You may need to add a little fish hydrolysate from time to time to replenish a small amount of N. More co2 is produced than you may believe.
Douche Nozzle
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Sounds good, thanks for the info
DemonTrich
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I use the exhale bag in my clone room. It's 90% sealed, and it seems like it helps. It's only 30.00, so it's not like I'm at a loss if it's not working.
But I also run a sealed co2 flower room with master greenhouse controller (tank), which I know works. Lol
But I also run a sealed co2 flower room with master greenhouse controller (tank), which I know works. Lol