pennywise619
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I wish man 2 more months brosounds like a reason to burn!!
I wish man 2 more months brosounds like a reason to burn!!
why should u wait to induce co2 until flowering??You shouldn't use c02 until flowering. Let me try and find you some type of info on the wiring.
Oh and 8 do you have any pics? Also, how are you germinating them?
C02 is better used during flowering, because it promotes fatser flower formation.why should u wait to induce co2 until flowering??
C02 is better used during flowering, because it promotes fatser flower formation.
Vegative stage= not bad but not a good idea.is inducing the co2 during the veg stage a bad thing?
Vegative stage= not bad but not a dood idea.
Once plants are 'established' in green growth stage (full light levels, full strength fertilizers, spreading roots and new top growth), it's time to consider adding C02 to your rapidly-growing green plants. Your decision should be based on the length of time your crop will be in green growth, as well as an impartial evaluation of the garden's growing conditions. Plants with a long green-growth period (30 days and more) would benefit from C02 enrichment, growing to the desired size more quickly. Growth hormone used along with extra C02 and increased food strength, results in faster, healthier green growth plants.
So, i would think that c02 in veg is a watse unless you want really tall plants during veg, but remember during flowerin. plants will grow 2-3 and c02 for rapid grwoth is ideal. This is why we only use c02 in the flowering cycle.
what up pennyNo problem bro, anytime.
cool coolWUT up WUt up, well I got my ballast today. I will post pics of the new setup in about an 2 hours. I need to do a few things and then I'll set it up, Keep u posted.
that is good that you got your ballast earlyer than what u expected.
omg its even worse then i tought
after ccheckin more i found out that not only they send me the wrong size neoprofen
its missin 70 units .. lol
and its missing 6 end caps too.. wtf
wow that really sucks.