Long term the Co2 generators are cheaper than buying a bottle and regulator. To start I got a 20lb Co2 bottle that I swap out a . I bought a regulator and a Cap Co. ART DNE timer. Depending on the size room you have you will go through a bottle 2x a year or 50+ x a year. It's that big of a range.
i have always wondered why people don't do this. all i ever hear is sugar + yeast. it works but is it worth the trouble?
A 20lb bottle is 15-20 bucks and is low maintenance.
15-20 for a bottle. wat about everything else u need? also i only have a 2x4x7 tent so i think a bottle would last forever with me
It depends like everything...how far do you want to go and how accurate do you want to be. My timer was $80 and the regulator was a $100. You don't necessarily need my timer. I like mine cause it has a light sensor. It starts dispersing Co2 once my lights come on. then every 60min it comes on for 15min. It does not run with the lights out.
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Dual Duct is what you need for sure. Many do not draw in fresh air. It's not mandatory for a sealed room with Co2 but it's a nice option.
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I'm sure there is a setting I'm missing.Lookin excellent DubsFan. Keep up the good work man. You are gonna have garbage bag sized sack of buds in no time.
If I were you I would definitely invest in a Co2 test kit man. They are only like 15 or 20 bucks for two tests and the plunger then you can just buy individual testers fo 5 bucks and use the plunger you got from the $15 test kit. Check them out and you will know what Im talkin bout. Anyway I did the math on my room and pretty much got it right except that my room retained it longer than I thought and it was running higher and higher by the hour so I had to lengthen the duration on my timer.
My Green Crack started producing trichromes the other day and man it is sticky as hell. Like tree sap.
Like I said man lookin awesome, keep it up. Get that flash shit figured out, we wanna see some sugar on those babys. haha. Try covering the flash with your finger a little.
