Is it safe to leave my Exhale CO2 bag in tent with no pest strip?

I decided that I am going to bomb my tent with a no pest strip for a few days, since I found spider mite issues. Can I leave my CO2 Exhale bag in the tent while the no pest strip is fuming away?

I wouldn't if possible .

I wouldn't use one of those dichlorvos containing No Pest Strips around my grow.

They kill all pests, and I haven't seen a lick of proof that they cause any issues. Only thing I can't find is if they affect CO2 bags badly. Although I will admit that I wouldn't use them if I were doing an all organic grow to be on the safe side. Since I'm using GH feed this grow, I simply see no reason why I shouldn't just nuke the bugs and save myself months of unneeded stress.

I hate to be the one to break this to you but from a mycological standpoint exhale bags are extremely gay.

mikaroni said:

They kill all pests, and I haven't seen a lick of proof that they cause any issues. Only thing I can't find is if they affect CO2 bags badly. Although I will admit that I wouldn't use them if I were doing an all organic grow to be on the safe side. Since I'm using GH feed this grow, I simply see no reason why I shouldn't just nuke the bugs and save myself months of unneeded stress.

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I wouldn't worry about that co2 bag. Those things are basically worthless. Don't waste your money.

Dichlorvos, an organophosphate, is a predominant pesticide used in domestic insect control in developing countries. Acute and prolonged exposure may lead to death, genotoxic, neurological, reproductive, carcinogenic, immunological, hepatic, renal, respiratory, metabolic, dermal and other systemic effects. Its toxicity is due to the ability of the compound to inhibit acetyl cholinesterase at cholinergic junction of the nervous system. This study is a review of the toxicological effects of dichlorvos in a public health perspective.


If you want that around your cannabis or for that matter yourself then hang them around your grow.