Ya dude your worrying to much. Ive been exposed high co2 levels for a long time and other then being ugly Im fine.
PS I was asking what you guys do. If Im running a stretcher I cut back on my CO2 to 1000 to 1200 and keep the humidity below 60% for the first 14-18 days before I bump it up. If I have a heavy indi I run hard a good 1500 and at least 70%RH the whole time.
If I need a fast heavy veg. I turn up to 1500 and bump up humidity to 85-90 and everything explodes. If Im not in a fast veg. stage I cut back on both RH and Co2....
Moses,
The one I'm looking at is 60,000 btu. If you google 5 ton inverter mini split you'll see which website is selling it, it's $4271.45. If it is capable of cooling both rooms, should I even go this route? Or should I just get two 3 tons and use one for each room? I'm really trying to avoid the latter cause I wouldn't want the neighbor to wonder why I have three AC condensers in the back yard.
D2G
Thanks to the mod for steping up, a internet tough guy is who acts different (mouthy and disrespectfull) than he would face to face.....anyway dont see as you have a place here with theory.
Has anyone ealse pushed co2 till failure, over 2000ppm, i have and understand what happens, some say they run high Co2, some say you cant, i have had good luck running at 1500 is all i have said. My opinion from experience and trials and error. Maximum yield a old hydroponics magazine preached high food levels and high c02 in the old days,2000+ppm, yes there is more development and i wouldnt do things the same now but lots of guys followed the suggestions of then and did well, i did take notice of the less is more approach and do better but lots were successfull with the highballer approach, failure at 1500 with high heat humidity and food is only spoken by the inexperinced in my opinion . No need for insults over that. Someone does a informative thread is fine but it still might not be the be all and end all for info.