CO2 - best time to use

Shastafarian said:

Yup thats the good stuff, sorry i was typing fast but yes the Stoma are blocked and clogged very easily after a week or so of dust and particles sticking to the leaves from air circulation. Thats why it is very important to foliar wash the undersides of the leaves once a week or so. Its a noticeable difference this Sonic Bloom study that was made. It works with the recorded sounds of special birds found in the Amazon Rainforest alot better than just foliar washing, I think thats what gives the plants a wake up call so to say. Music helps alot also its been studied quite a bit, but I feel they didn't understand why it was stimulating the growth in their study though. It is a very interesting study. In this CD he sells its got dubbed Classical music into it so you have the birds chirping but classical music playing with it, so it doesn't drive you crazy I guess LOL. I didn't mind it was kinda nice IMO. I chill out and vibe to it while working in the garden it doesn't have to be real loud but loud enough to hear ok. They say heavy metal or fast punk is not good for this but more high frequency smooth sounds. I.E Classical, Jazz, chill house music maybe, or even the right kind of Techno I guess, Deffinately some good Marley or whatever tickles your ear drumbs good, but it should be on when the lights turn on to the time they go off. this alone will show difference in the vigor and happiness of your plants garanteed peoples.You can Take this to the Bank literally.

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Science does back this up - plants do respond to music

bird sounds open stomatas?I have a bridge in Brooklyn I wanna sell ya.

Lmao DayBreaker maybe …..I think you could take a recording of those birds singing by the bridge early morning without the city noise competing. Supposedly thats when the birds best song for waking up the plants is sung, and it might work as good. I know it sounds kinda funny, but if you research it a bit you guys might just be amazed at your discovery. Like I said before take a look at this Sonic Bloom .com my friends, its more than awesome its worth trying. This to me is the difference between a professional grower doing his/her best at growing or having Gods personal green thumb in your garden helping slam your yields to the max. I think we as professionals owe it to ourselves and the cannabis growing world to constantly be looking to R&D newer techniques and ideas for our improvement. Couple these fresh new ideas in with some good quality testing and we can surely improve what has up to now been a very understudied and over scrutinized underground profession. We need to implement some new and old techniques to R&D the overall productivity of our edible/consumable crops on every single grow. We shouldn't keep these discoveries to ourselves as to be greedy and a bit small minded either. I understand competition is healthy in any business but I also feel its up to us and the sharing of our wisdom to make better competition. Thus raising the cultivation bar on ourselves to become the best of the best of the best. Now we have this forum to share and if you want to help your fellow brothers and sisters in this community of professionals, hopefully your wisdom will be taken to heart so we can all benefit and become the best of the best together. I know if we do this more we should see the standards of cannabis and edible cultivation progress even faster for more healthier and heavier harvest.
I am going to bring this thread to a main discussion later on tonight, so everyone can take this hopefully new information to their garden and friends ears to apply for their own jaw dropping results. No more time for mediocracy growers, even if you are a beginner. The information is there if you strive to be your best, always go ORGANIC too. It is up to you to care enough about your health and your plants health so we can enjoy the best finished product together.

So In closing Never Stop Raising The Bar and then sharing that knowledge.

Apparently there is a previous discussion with amazing results on Sonic Bloom as well.

When it going to rain look at the trees specific - and big tree like ans Oak) you will see the tree's leaves turn-up-side-down this is because the leaves are going to "catch" the rain - thru the "stoma's" which feeds the tree - seeing is believe - ing - so next time notice thiis

I'm using a co2 burner in my room, and have seem about a 30% increase in my yields (same strain/nutes/hst). I'm only running it while lights are on, should I have it running during flower dark PP too?

Nursejanna said:

I'm using a co2 burner in my room, and have seem about a 30% increase in my yields (same strain/nutes/hst). I'm only running it while lights are on, should I have it running during flower dark PP too?

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Thanks for your answer - use of week 3 and 4 of flower?

I'm using it throughout the flower cycle, during light PP only. I'm pretty new to this, hoping that's the correct way?

Here's one of my girls (white widow, around day 20 of flower).

Nursejanna said:

I'm using it throughout the flower cycle, during light PP only. I'm pretty new to this, hoping that's the correct way?

Here's one of my girls (white widow, around day 20 of flower).
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Great looking plants !!!!!!! You do know that temp should be at least 80 degrees when using CO2 ? One can also use co2 in veg stage if want to , which, will increase your plant size - meaning bigger/more buds

harris hawk said:

Great looking plants !!!!!!! You do know that temp should be at least 80 degrees when using CO2 ? One can also use co2 in veg stage if want to , which, will increase your plant size - meaning bigger/more buds

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Thank you! The room is usually 79-80*F, have 2 dehu' running to keep wpm at bay (overs the warmer temps). My veg room is separate, might have to invest in another burner