Mattysville
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You will see good results. However, running and maintaining high CO2 levels in a tent could become costly. now matter how well you have the tent zipped or velcro'd shut you will never completely seal it. At least the tent I own and others i've seen, have problems being sealed especially around the openings. these leaks, though not really significant as far as light penetration during the dark cycle become troublesome while trying to maintain adequate CO2 levels in the tent. Also plants become addicted to the CO2 in a way and when the concentration is not maintained wiht the lights on the plants can actually become stunted in growth possibly even ceasing all growth. so that weekend you go away camping or the day you have to work late and forget to check your bottle pressure, you will due to Murphy's Law be F'd because?... you guessed it that was the weekend or day you ran out of CO2 bc your controller keeps your tank valve open all day to negate the leakage.
Got a much needed pump, the last one was SO loud! CO2 is up n running. Mini fridge and insulation together seem to be keeping water temps at a max of 69 degrees. 
