nicoelchico
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I remember hearing or reading something about how instead of setting up C02 for you plant, you can spray it with carbonated water occasionally. Has anyone heard about this and know if it works or not? Thanks.
Different way to get plants C02, does this work?
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morreallyrics
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im new and dont know shit, but i think fresh air is the best option, try to figure out some sort of venting duct that can allow fresh air to acces the room....that along with an exhaust should do the trick...just keep an eye on your temps!!!!!!!! like i said thats my opinion tho, and i have scarce experience lol however one thing ive learned is there isnt only one way to do this thing! and part of the fun for me is the expermentation!
greensister
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Yes. Some people do that. Carbonated water can have a low PH and thats why some people shy away. I did an experiment a couple of weeks ago where i fed one plant carbonated water for a week to compare it to the other plants which did not get it.
The plant that was given carbonated water (no sodium-very important), grew a lot more and the leaves were darker and very tough. I now just have a small 1.3 gallon jug with water, sugar, and yeast in my veg chamber to generate a little extra CO2.
Fresh air is the best, but indoors, its tricky.
The plant that was given carbonated water (no sodium-very important), grew a lot more and the leaves were darker and very tough. I now just have a small 1.3 gallon jug with water, sugar, and yeast in my veg chamber to generate a little extra CO2.
Fresh air is the best, but indoors, its tricky.
