buster1977
Active Member
...
Last edited:
Co2 in roots??
- Thread starter buster1977
- Start date
buster1977
Active Member
That the co2 would absorb through roots maybe help growth and increase root system...i only experimental with 2 of my 6 plants...i started this yesterday
Hugo Phurst
Well-Known Member
Check out "dissolved co2 foliar spray"
Keesje
Well-Known Member
I did.
What's your point?
Hugo Phurst
Well-Known Member
I was talking to Buster
Keesje
Well-Known Member
Could you then explain - in general - what the link has to do with putting CO2 in your reservoir.
In the link they state that using dissolved CO2 could beneifit your plants if you would spray it on your leaves.
What happened to your opening post?
buster1977
Active Member
I got made fun of on another forum for this question to where i ended up leaving the group... Ive researched and im getting different opinions on the subject. But people were saying it was a kid question or i need to get some sleep or thats just stupid to ask so i didnt want to get it here too sorry
buster1977
Active Member
But i disassembled my co2 idea if its not gonna help then no need for it...thx for helpin me out
Keesje
Well-Known Member
No need to say sorry.
You are mature enough to ask a question when you are not sure about something. That's a smart thing to do.
So don't worry.
Besides, there are plenty of people who buy CO2 tablets for in their reservoir.
The guy who sells them, made a lot of money from it. And his customers were not all kids. But they got confused and scammed.
Most plants growing on land can only absorb CO2 through stomata in their stems or leaves.
Where people get the idea that it might help, is because they read things about it on sites for aquariums. Waterplants absorb their CO2 from the water.
So keep coming with questions if they help you to become a better grower.
And fuck the haters!
Black Thumb
Well-Known Member
Just grab some seltzer water and do a side by side. 
