DILLIGAFcommentedweek 16y ago
@Techpuffin Hi mate just popped a link in for that question hope it helps
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Week 1. Vegetation6y ago
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10.16 cm
12 hrs
6.2
No Smell
70 PPM
55 %
8 L
0 L
11.99 cm
1100 PPM
Techpuffin Tri leafed baby plant!
My first so I’m gonna call it triplet
Lets see how it goes
I’m using co2 from fermentation of yeast
It’s growing fast
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Techpuffinstarted grow question 6y ago
How is it possible to calculate co2 ppm
Released by yeast fermentation?
I have a diy co2 generato that is in the photos of this diary.
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DILLIGAFanswered grow question 6y ago
@Techpuffin hi mate check this link out as i beleive it will solve your question https://science.wonderhowto.com/how-to/do-yeast-experiment-see-much-c02-produces-353881/
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Week 2. Vegetation6y ago
10.16 cm
12 hrs
6.2
No Smell
70 PPM
55 %
8 L
0 L
11.99 cm
1100 PPM
Techpuffin Triplet didn’t make it
Possibly due to recycled coco being full of nuts
Or could be unstable genetics
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Techpuffincommented6y ago
@DILLIGAF, I’m in a really good mood:)
Thank I’ll check it in a few mins just rolling one right now :)
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Techpuffincommentedweek 16y ago
https://undergradsciencejournals.okstate.edu/index.php/JUBLI/article/download/8728/1869
It says 10 ml of yeast and 10 ml of sugar will produce between 1100 ppm to 1200 ppm of co2
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