Hi everyone,
Right, after going thru threads and the net the situation looks like this:
The plants need CO2 in the light period. They transform the CO2 into Oxygen. Conversely, at night (dark period) they use Oxygen and produce CO2. From what I've read the Oxygen levels needed are much smaller than those of CO2.
A lot of people would say that increased amounts of Co2 will increase yield significantly. That part is quite clear. What I am a little perplexed about is:
Thanks everyone.
Right, after going thru threads and the net the situation looks like this:
The plants need CO2 in the light period. They transform the CO2 into Oxygen. Conversely, at night (dark period) they use Oxygen and produce CO2. From what I've read the Oxygen levels needed are much smaller than those of CO2.
A lot of people would say that increased amounts of Co2 will increase yield significantly. That part is quite clear. What I am a little perplexed about is:
- You supplement CO2 in the light period (I'm okay on this one)
- How do you supply extra Oxygen in the dark period (??) -- no one ever discusses that one
- If my room set up is that I cool lights only, so ducting goes through the lights only so no air is brought in/out from my tents. Using dehimidifier, and CO2. But what would I use in the dark period for O2????
Thanks everyone.
