CO2 BOOST report

[Military]

hum.. true clowntown, but could careless whether or not people really cared Just adding my opinion. As you know I got a few different grow setups going on and that im working on and 1 of them will be getting this PaintBall CO2 tank feed style. Also, I could just put a regulator on one of the bottles... but kinda pointless, ill have to purchase one a CO2 meter or reader thingy(ill look into it) and then we'll see what happens now wont we

 

[duddits]

My hot water tank is near my hydrohut. If I cut a 1" hole into the hot water tank's exhaust duct (before it meets the furnace exhaust) would it be a good thing to run a 1" tube into the hydrohut so that it ends behind the oscillating fan? The hut is negative pressure and it exhausts into the room. I would get a monitor for the room before hooking it up.

The tank is a 50 gal. hot water tank. What ppm is acceptable for humans and what ppm is worthwhile for the plants?

 

[ThereIsHope]

My hot water tank is near my hydrohut. If I cut a 1" hole into the hot water tank's exhaust duct (before it meets the furnace exhaust) would it be a good thing to run a 1" tube into the hydrohut so that it ends behind the oscillating fan? The hut is negative pressure and it exhausts into the room. I would get a monitor for the room before hooking it up.

The tank is a 50 gal. hot water tank. What ppm is acceptable for humans and what ppm is worthwhile for the plants?

Plants need 1,500 PPM's of CO2 max during lights on.

Above 3000-5,000 PPM's, it makes humans lethargic and after that - you are off to see jesus.

 

[SomeGuy]

My hot water tank is near my hydrohut. If I cut a 1" hole into the hot water tank's exhaust duct (before it meets the furnace exhaust) would it be a good thing to run a 1" tube into the hydrohut so that it ends behind the oscillating fan? The hut is negative pressure and it exhausts into the room. I would get a monitor for the room before hooking it up.

The tank is a 50 gal. hot water tank. What ppm is acceptable for humans and what ppm is worthwhile for the plants?

I don't know squat about CO2 and plants, but I do know a lot about homes. Messing with the exhaust is a BIG mistake in my opinion. An oz of extra nugs is not worth it, again in my opinion.

Lots of people die every year from faulty heater vents and such.
http://www.cdc.gov/co/faqs.htm#appliances