how do i know if i need to add co2 to my garden?

i regret asking for help useless swine everywhere

i guess we live in our grow room and trying to use co2 to solve my non existent problems

thanks for the help you guys did your best

Cvntcrusher said:

i regret asking for help useless swine everywhere

i guess we live in our grow room and trying to use co2 to solve my non existent problems

thanks for the help you guys did your best

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The worst for noise in my room is my dehumidifier, I started wearing earplugs because of it, but now I keep wearing them in the Summertime without the dehumidifier going because I sleep so much better with them in. I've tried every kind, and the wax ones are the best, by far. If you really jam them in you can't hear anything at all lol

I wouldn't bother with the CO2.

Rurumo said:

The worst for noise in my room is my dehumidifier, I started wearing earplugs because of it, but now I keep wearing them in the Summertime without the dehumidifier going because I sleep so much better with them in. I've tried every kind, and the wax ones are the best, by far. If you really jam them in you can't hear anything at all lol

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Molded are best imo

Cvntcrusher said:

i regret asking for help useless swine everywhere

i guess we live in our grow room and trying to use co2 to solve my non existent problems

thanks for the help you guys did your best

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What size mini split did you go with? Any pictures of it for you space? Not blowing right on the plants right?

Cvntcrusher said:

i regret asking for help useless swine everywhere

i guess we live in our grow room and trying to use co2 to solve my non existent problems

thanks for the help you guys did your best

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Your questions were answered, you just didn't like the answers.

twentyeight.threefive said:

What size mini split did you go with? Any pictures of it for you space? Not blowing right on the plants right?

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i’m confused on what you’re even talking about.

my question was would co2 benefit my grow. that’s all i wanted to know but here is everything as of right meow

the ppms at 700 but that’s because i left the door open for 1 minute to get it to come up. normally sits between 350-550.
temps stay at 80°F rh stays around 55%

so far so good. i just got my first issue today and i’m not sure if it’s a potassium or sulfur deficiency.

the couch “needed to stay” because i want to sit on it when i trim etc.

and i got a 2 burner that runs off propane. also got a controller. since the room is sealed i figured it would be beneficial to keep ppm around 800-950. from everything i’ve read about co2. but that’s why i asked you guys

Cvntcrusher said:

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So is this a flower or veg room? I’m confused with all the different ages of plants on where you’ll flower each set?


Or are they autos?

I dont see any fire prevention. No detectors, extinguishers, sprinklers... Running any high temp cutoffs?
Lotsa wires, plugs, high power... I'd be looking into safety a bit more. What's the insurance like? I'm sure they're cool with it at least they have mountains of pictures on the internet to pull from

PJ Diaz said:

Your questions were answered, you just didn't like the answers.

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all i asked was if co2 would benefit my garden lol

Cvntcrusher said:

all i asked was if co2 would benefit my garden lol

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Feel free to refer to post 28 of this thread.

PJ Diaz said:

That's actucally not true. CO2 can boost photosynthesis even in low light situations.

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so the more light the more beneficial co2 is? but these are the levels you want co2 to be at for cannabis

Cvntcrusher said:

so the more light the more beneficial co2 is? but these are the levels you want co2 to be at for cannabis

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If you follow the charts you will see that CO2 is beneficial even in low light situations, as I said earlier in this thread. Ideally you want to optimize everything proportionately, however CO2 seems to be the one input which you can increase exclusively and see a benefit.

In your current grow however, I'm not sure if it would be worth it. Your plants are all so small. You should really work on vegging them out more and get some nice shrubs going, not that bonsai stuff.