2019 BF: Laughing Buddha

@@Mantis, I will be using TNB CO2 canister. It utilizes a natrual yeast, the same one used in beer and wine making. Each fill last 2 weeks. I'm using it because it's a 2 lt. Bottle and is easily mounted anywere, not a huge bulky box or bag.

@Skunk_Life85, Looks great. What are you using for adding co2 in the tent. I was thinking of maybe Adding co2 as well in my grow but everything I see gets bad reviews

@Skunk_Life85, I hear you I’m only flowering 3 right now but I really want to maximize space next run. I also am running negative Pressure in a 3x3 all organic got my vermicompost going. Was just wondering how Effective the co2 would Be in a negative pressure system I know it’s heavier than the air being pulled through the filter so I assume it has some Benefits. Ideally a sealed room would better but that’s a ways away. I’ll let you know how the next run goes with the co2!

@PapaSmurf416, experiment a little with this sorta stuff. It helps you learn and make better decisions in the end of what ACUALLY works and what is all hype. Check into worm casting. It's super beneficial.

@PapaSmurf416, so after I added the co2, the temp in the tent whent from 80°F to 85-87°F. Co2 is a green house gas so it traps heat. Between 72-78 are the perfect temp zone. My system is on a Negative Pressure (meaning there is a vacume inside the tent) this helps with keeping mold and othe issues from forming. I had to open the intake port from a 4 inch to a 6inch to bring the heat down enough. I feel co2 is only beneficial if you have more than 4 or 5 plants. I only have 2 in flower at any givin time so it wasn't really beneficial in the end. Now in veg adding co2 is super helpful. That's were I'll keep co2. It helps accelerate veg growth to the max.

@Anxious_Passenger, big thanx

@@BeanswithPork, I was woundering how heavy she will feed🤔. Seems happy in the 500ppm range currently in veg. I'm going to be adding CO2 in the flower tent for 7 weeks during peak flower. I'm sure she will love nutes.