That looks ok, for week 4. Going to be real pretty around week 6! Check out my purple moby dick starting to shine!I've never used CO2 gas, but, I'm on a high protein diet, and produce a lot of methane gas
Not sure if that's it or not, but my buds are thick and dense and sugary
What size room you in? Do you notice a difference and can you monitor the co2 levels in your tent? I guess the bags are best for stealth cabinet grows, tanks and regulator and monitor for tents and smaller rooms and co2 natural gas/ propane burners for medium to large rooms...
I am using a 3 by 7 tent. I do not have a monitor and I think it works but that’s just my opinion
IKR...I'm a sarcastic asshat 
...and are you sure 
that cow manure I put in my compost for my outside organic garden smells pretty rich just veggies and fruit outside though, no cannabis...yet 
They are expensive but the mushrooms are still growing so I’d imagine they are working. No co2 monitor though
It sure what kind of mushrooms are growing but I don’t think they’re edible if that’s what your wondering. However I am going to get some indoor edible mushroom grow kit to improve co2 in air
I run a 5x5. I tried back to back same everything - nutes, water, soil, seeds, etc - only difference was first time no Co2 bags second time I got two of the exhales. The ones that come with the mass unmixed so you have to mix it in. That way you know they are still fresh. Anyway, while I’m absolutely certain that they didn’t raise the tent to 1500 ppm (ideal target), they definitely raised it SOME. My plants did better with the bags on every level. Noticeably better. In my opinion $70 better, which is what they cost me. If we breathe 350-450 ppm in normal air and the bags say raised the ppm to maybe 700-800, that is at least enough to operate with slightly higher temps and enough to notice greener growth and more vigorous growth. At least it was for me. So I use them. I put them in when the plants are transplanted out of Dixie cups and I never remove them til harvest. Too much of a pain in the ass to take them in and out every night, and they do t out out enough to hurt anything by staying in the tent during darkness. So yeah, they’re okay. All that said, if I had to cut corners on a grow the bags would be the very first thing I’d do without by a mile. Hope that’s helpful.
No scrubber. Just a good quality 6" carbon filter attached to the (of course) exhaust. I use round carbon filters for the ports where the AC hose/intake hose goes into the tent since I can't attach a filter to the AC unit itself
I also hung my intake air line (with AC) so that the hose runs into the tent from one of the top ports and the cool air rains down right on top of the lights. This cools the lights, but it also starts cold air high in the tent falling down, versus low in the tent and being drawn up by the exhaust. It is my hope that this allows the cooler air to draw the Co2 down into the tent with it as it falls.
I’m just gunna drop the 700 on the tank and all the regulators and whatnot... I’ma make the grow shop guy come set the thing up cuz I’m confused. Do I seal everything and run ac? I think when supplementing co2 all other conditions need to be dialed in and you can run a little hotter temperatures.... I need to do a bit more research...
Always a good idea. And honestly, I am the wrong person to ask. My experience level is such that my answers to your questions are just that - inexperienced. Lol. Good luck! I will say this - if I were setting up any kind of system from scratch, knowing what I now know, the CO2 would be my last concern. All it's going to do is allow you to run slightly higher temperatures and *maybe* increase your yield. If it were me I would make sure everything else was solid first before I worried about CO2. Although I suppose you need to integrate that from the beginning if that's the system you want to use. Ha!
I have two in each tent. I put them in during setup before any plants by a week or so. I got the kind where you mix your own to activate. Last grow I used them and noticed that it takes almost a month for them to get up to speed, ie, enough mushrooms are created that it is actually producing whatever it's going to produce. So this time I put them in early so that when the plants hit the bags would at least be beginning to do something and then they can ramp up as the plants ramp up. Also first grow I operated in veg in the mid 80s with them where without I wouldn't veg over 80 if I could help it. I noticed the same thing in veg that you do.
WHOA. That looks like a lot of fun.That looks ok, for week 4. Going to be real pretty around week 6! Check out my purple moby dick starting to shine!and here my precious! Fruit salad!
