Icemud420
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What is a poor man's CO2 jug? (Even though my profile says I am a new member, I've been here for several years. I had to open a new profile with new address. Just an FYI.) But I've never heard of a poor man's CO2 jug.
Where did you find your containers? Those are the perfect shape and size for my grow space (next time around, that is). Do you have 7 plants? I have 8 indoor and 4 outdoor, including 2 males that I keep isolated and use for cooking. I'm doing some experimenting this time around with techniques. It's amazing how similar our set-ups are, right down to the size of the plants, except I don't have a ventilation system (Don't need one where I'm located). I'm eager for your harvest! It's nice to see that I'm not the only indoor soil grower left! LOL
Hey Gramaw!
The poor mans CO2 is just making CO2 by mixing water, yeast and sugar. Basically I use 2 liter bottles and 2 gallon milk jugs, poke about a pencil sized hole in the cap, fill about 3/4 with water (just tap works fine) add about 2 cups of sugar to the 2 gallon jugs, about 1 cup of sugar to the 2 liter bottle, and then add 1 small packet of yeast per container. These last about 1 week before you need to empty 2/3 of the water out, refill it, and add 1 cup of sugar, which will make it last another week.
Usually when I am closing up my tent I will give the jugs a shake, and instantly a jet of CO2 blasts out of the jugs...
The containers (pots) i think you are referring to, I picked up at the local hydro store, they are 5 gallon square pots. I have been having trouble with them though so I think next grow I may go back to smartpots or round pots. I seem to have better luck in them.
I have 7 plants in this tent flowering. I also have another tent, the same size with 6 plants in veg, in a v shaped scrog setup. and then I have a slightly smaller 3rd tent which has duplicate mothers of 4 other strains. I will be doing a feminized seed project soon so I can reduce the amount of strains I have to keep plants of as well as make room to try crossing them
Yeah, I will never go hydro...you just don't get the quality.. I mean hydro is great for people concerned with profit, but for me, I prefer the extra flavor, strength and smoothness of good old organic soil with a high brix focus..doesn't get better than that