Dry ice use for CO2
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For making kief, yes - not for adding CO2 in growing.
Too much $$$ for the difference it makes. Also, I need to vent air to keep temperature and RH in line. All I'd be doing is sucking that expensive dry ice out the window.
Too much $$$ for the difference it makes. Also, I need to vent air to keep temperature and RH in line. All I'd be doing is sucking that expensive dry ice out the window.
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Thanks for the info, last time i checked prices on dry ice it wasnt too expensive and since i have a small set up, i didnt think i would need a great deal of it, im thinkin a pound would last at least a few weeks. I may do some trial and error and see if it worth it, if not im gonna go with the 2 liter fermenting idea i read about, but if my OP gets bigger then i will need to find a better way to introduce co2 to my plants
I don't bother with adding CO2. I don't see a need for it, just make sure to keep the tent ventilated.
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put that cash towards some good seed stock.
One pound of dry ice only lasts a few hours and that's if it is insulated. With the heat in a grow room, it won't last long at all.
CO2 is fine but it is probably the last place I'd put $$$ and effort. Everything else should be dialed in perfectly to take advantage of it.
CO2 is fine but it is probably the last place I'd put $$$ and effort. Everything else should be dialed in perfectly to take advantage of it.
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Since this is my first set up im just using regular seeds i had on hand and once i get everything dialed in and working, i will invest in some good seeds
I didnt know that dry ice would melt even its insulated so that is def food for thought, i see now its def not worth the money
Thanks again for the info
I didnt know that dry ice would melt even its insulated so that is def food for thought, i see now its def not worth the money
Thanks again for the info
