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Benefits of discontinuing co2 last few weeks of flower?

G

Guest

If mature ripening plants dont utilize the excess co2 towards the end of flower,wouldn't it benefit them to get them out of the 85-90 degree heat and bring it down to 75F during daylight hours?Huh?HuuuuuH??
 
G

Guest

Where is Ed R.?In jail? Outta jail?Embedded with the 102nd.?Smoked himself silly?Donde esta' Edguardo?
 
G

Guest

I need a grower not a horn blower!Ineed a grower not a horn blower!
 
G

Guest

yes smilin...I match my nutrient ppm with my co2 ppm....I also raise the lights little by little after the peak flowering time...also lower the temps a little by little....this best reproduces whats happening outside in their natural environment....
 
G

Guest

When I said ripening plants I wasnt inferring anything about nutes but I get what you're saying.Ever notice a marked decrease in odor when using enrichment a week or two before harvest.When do you stop enrichment at peak odor or when odor dimishes?
 
G

Guest

I don't stop enrichment totally, by the end(flush week) I'm at something like 300-350ppm(I'm in a sealed room)....
 

EZB581

Member
Sorry Gents, But I have to ask about this marked decrease in odor toward the end. Co2 aside, is this a sign that the plant has finished flowering?
Thanks
 
G

Guest

I personally haven't noticed a decrease in odor on any of my crops....
 
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