Note he says "right above a fan or your table". CO2 is heavier than room air and sinks quickly.
without a monitor, how do you know how many ppms are in the room? how do you know if you have to many ppms? or is it a i really don't care, i have c02 type thing?
Ya i mean you if you want a monitor then sure, get one. Theyre expensive. The setup I reccomended is less than a hundred bucks and it will give you a little boost which is what i figured you were after. If you run a monitor controler you plow through co2 pretty fast and its probably better to get a large tank, like the five foot tall one. Otherwise you just set the timer for like two or three times a day. One an hour after lights on and one or two times after that. Theres a room size calculator that will tell you how many times a day to run it.
sorry, I think you got me confused with the OP. I personally would only use a monitor with a photocell. But, if that way works and you like big tanks and trips to the hydro store.
Oh ya, he was asking how to get some small tanks to work better than just opening them and squirting some into the room. Ive been messed up on pain pills for two days straight from an accident i just had and im a little loopy. Maybe i should just stick to reading and not posting lol.sorry, I think you got me confused with the OP. I personally would only use a monitor with a photocell. But, if that way works and you like big tanks and trips to the hydro store.
no worries, feel better.
Thanks man. I just read this at the perfect time.no worries, feel better.
