Could someone explain co2 and temps
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babyboi420
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temp of air should be 80-83 nuttin more when lights r off and never lower then 50 co2 i dont use that shit
Old in the Way
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74-78.6f is the optimal range for cannabis...temps higher than 79 will force the plant to close stomata and focus energy to plant processes other than bud production.......
CO2 used at appropriate levels will keep stomata open allowing plants to "breathe" at higher temps and, according to many growers produce more abundantly....
I don't use CO2 at this time as temperature control is not an issue for me.....it will be added down the road in order to increase yield once all other conditions have been perfected. I don't consider it necessary unless it is impossible to maintain the optimal temperature range.
CO2 used at appropriate levels will keep stomata open allowing plants to "breathe" at higher temps and, according to many growers produce more abundantly....
I don't use CO2 at this time as temperature control is not an issue for me.....it will be added down the road in order to increase yield once all other conditions have been perfected. I don't consider it necessary unless it is impossible to maintain the optimal temperature range.
babyboi420
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true said mate
bubblerking
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I use c02 and my room is 85 and my plants love it when its colder they just dont grow fast
Old in the Way
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I believe only during flower for increased yield.....with some dampers it would be possible to saturate both veg and flower areas
Silky Shagsalot
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actually the reverse is true. higher temps. is what causes the stomata to open wider, not the increase in available co2. think of the stomata as pores, like we have. and flowering is when you want to use it, unless you have a sealed room. then you'll need to run it in veg too.
