co2 boost!!

[piffffalici0us]

I dont know if anyone is aware of the new product out called co2 boost. For small to moderate sized gardens this seems to be the best solution!

I first saw it at my local hydroshop, i looked it up online and it sounds great!

Has anyone have any experience with it?

Continuous use for 90+ days!

Makes the very expensive setup and having to carry a huge heavy bottle back and forth for refills once a week a thing of the past!

Now i aam not speaking from experience here. I am sure this will strike the intrest of alot of our fellow members. Does anyone know if it works, if it good?

All u need is the bucket and pump for $125 u cant go wrong. For 90 days continuous and expect 30%+/- increase in yield!

ANYONE HAVE EXPERIENCE WITH CO2 BOOST? IF SO LETS HEAR IT.

 

[piffffalici0us]

 

[pothead6]

thats kinda expensive get some yeast and sugar or how ever that works or in the same aspect its ur money ur grow go for it

 

[LiLWaynE]

from what i have gathered, co2boost does not get your PPM's as high as they should be for optimum cannibis growth....

someone please correct me if i am wrong, but im pretty sure im on point

 

[Guest]

lil' wayne has it .... the ppms are not that high, but I did notice improvement, just the same. Maybe I should have used two. Shame throwing the whole apparatus out, each time. I would love to see a refill, for the Earth's sake, more than my own.

 

[LiLWaynE]

lil' wayne has it .... the ppms are not that high, but I did notice improvement, just the same. Maybe I should have used two. Shame throwing the whole apparatus out, each time. I would love to see a refill, for the Earth's sake, more than my own.

i was actually wondering if it would work if i got 4 buckets or so... but then again i can buy a propane co2 system for about that much and not ever have to throw it away...

 

[Guest]

Oh well, to me - sustainable is better, so perhaps these buckets are not the way to go.

 

[piffffalici0us]

thanks so much for helping me prevent a fuckin waste of money
there is nothing like constant fresh air (when ur on a ghetto budget, its got all the co2 they need)

 

[Guest]

i use one , it doesnt seem to hurt and for 125 $ ...shit thats nothing. i hook it up to a fan and blow it directly on the canopy. the bucket is not ment to provide co2 for your whole room, thats what tanks and burners are for.

i mean i can feel shit coming out of the hose so its adding something , but like i said blows on the canopy and thats about it.

i can notice a little differance, but not like the benefits you would see if you were using a REAL co2 system.

bucket in the bottom left corner


hose is hooked up to the fan on the left that osilates over the canopy, was also thinking about puting in a T so i could branch the hose off to the other fan

 

[chubbynugs]

I use co2 boost and it works great for a 4x4 area per container. One wont really raise the co2 in a space bigger then that. It will i mean but not to optimum levels.

 

[piffffalici0us]

ok but, did anyone ever check there ppms for co2 using the co2 boost.
say in 3.5x3.5x7ft area, would it provide optimal co2 ppms ?
I would only use it when the exaust fan is turned off (so it dosent blow outside)
and will run it like 3 times a day.
Would be alot more sensible solution for such a small area.
Input?
VERY APPRECIATED.
THANKS!