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Yeah, one of those mushroom bags that creates C02. Folks like to discredit their functionality, but I have 2 C02 sensors and they both agree that the bag produces a shit load of gas, even with my ventilation (and despite the naysayers.) Its my belief that the C02 is heavy and sinks to the floor, even as oxygen gets pulled to the fan at the ceiling.Exhale bag? Is that like CO2?
I think thats right. @NickHardy usescCO2. Maybe he can give you some pointers.Yeah, one of those mushroom bags that creates C02. Folks like to discredit their functionality, but I have 2 C02 sensors and they both agree that the bag produces a shit load of gas, even with my ventilation (and despite the naysayers.) Its my belief that the C02 is heavy and sinks to the floor, even as oxygen gets pulled to the fan at the ceiling.
Hi @RedskinnedRhinoI think thats right. @NickHardy usescCO2. Maybe he can give you some pointers.
I appreciate the advice Big Dog.Hi @RedskinnedRhino
Yes, I use cylinders but have used the bags. Keep them low, they give maximum production after two weeks. You might want to limit your passive intake for a few hours a day (we’re basically closed loop now. Noy perfectly but close. Its stays at around 1250ppm all day.
Nick
We use Inbird TH320 I think they’re called?I appreciate the advice Big Dog.
I've thought about piping in some bottled Co2, I'm always down at the ARC3 Welding Supply picking up Argon and Acetylene anyway, why not just grab a bottle for the plant room right??
What flow rate do you pump it in at? Do you have a system that regulates it for you and shuts it off at night, or do you operate it manually?
I would hang the Exhale bag at a midpoint in the tent, but in my 3x3 it would end up being down in the mix with my foliage. I dunno why, but I don't want the mushroom bag and the plant hugging all night and day.
What did you find improved after using the canned Co2?We use Inbird TH320 I think they’re called?
That connects to a regulator with a solenoid. Then the ppm hits target (1300 for us) it cuts the power and the solenoid closes. When it hits 1100ppm as it clears i pops back on. 8am - 8pm for us in flower.
You could hand the bags behind your swing fan and blow it out over the plants. We have our two pipes jammed in the bag of fans spraying it out over the greedy girls!
Nick
Dunno. Depends the lights and temps and Rh you can get.
We run 3x @Mars Hydro FC6500 now. They’re 730W Samsung LM301B and Osram two reds. We run them at 4” from the plants mostly. 1250 Co2 ppm average at 65% Rh and 27 degrees centigrade air temp say. We feed at 3.0EC maufacturer of our nutes tops at 2.0 I think.
But all of those things are dependent.
Add banging Co2 and don’t increase all the other factors above its more likely to kill than improve.
Through some bags in - composting mushrooms? Mostly next to your plants? Kinda like nature, yeah? Try that. A proper Co2 setup can maybe come after?
Nick
Thanks for the info, I was wondering about that. CLYeah, one of those mushroom bags that creates C02. Folks like to discredit their functionality, but I have 2 C02 sensors and they both agree that the bag produces a shit load of gas, even with my ventilation (and despite the naysayers.) Its my belief that the C02 is heavy and sinks to the floor, even as oxygen gets pulled to the fan at the ceiling.
My bad, I was building several SIPs at the time and mixed up my build details. This SIP has full pieces of French drain, not half cuts. It's like a 4 or 5 gallon reservoir (I think, never had it overflow yet)Oh, she's beautiful mate! Just beautiful. You've been doing this a long time, I see that. Did you get new lights? .I can't remember if you did, only that you brought it up. Too bad about the CBD not being able to keep pace. That's why I started putting them in soft bags in the 27 gal totes, sometimes the competition is a little too intense! It's seemed to have helped and if things get out of balance I still have the option to remove and relocate the smaller plant. I drop the bags on top of a thin layer of vermiculite atop the false floor. GeoPot makes a square ten gallon soft pot that's s squeeze but I use it, and I think they have square (doesn't matter that much, little more dirt fits) 7 gallon too.
I can't figure out why you cut the drain pipes in half (lengthwise, right?) All of the drainpipe builds I'm aware of use it like this
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Seems to be working for you though. Looks to me like you've got donkey-dicks in your future., stalks are gonna fill up really nicely and there'll be tons of bud down low too.
Check out that link, it's full of top-level DIY weed projects and I've built them all except for the grow cabinet. His DWC game is quite good and all the DIY crap I built off there has worked aces.
He's where I got the idea to make wine and use the process to pipe co2 into the tent from the brewing wine carboys, and it works really well. I can hang in at 1200-1300ppm pretty easy in a 5x5 with three carboys brewing away, and I have a bottle/regulator/controller setup when I want to top it off at 1500. I also have a big grape harvest at the house every year so that helps, (no it doesn't its a fuckton of work what am I saying) but you could make cider from juice and get the same effect, very few special tools needed.
Wish I was on the water right now. I've got over 5000 hours on 20-30ft RIBs with twin 250s Yamahas from whale watching, S&R, and some fish guiding on smaller stuff, here on the W. Coast, and I always get pretty itchy this time of year.