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Still planning my grow..seems like this part never ends, anyways,
in a basement I want to have 3 cabs that are 3x3 (LxW). The basement has no active ventilation other than passive through cracks in the wall I guess.
The basement is 40' long, 20' wide, and 7' tall. The cabs will be in one part of it.
I think since 3 cabs is quite a bit of plants, they will use the CO2 rather quickly. So would adding a CO2 tank+regulator be a good idea?
I don't want to use a co2 burner because of the added heat.
Now since I have 3 cabs I can't just put the tank inside 1 of the cabs, so how would you successfully get CO2 to all 3 cabs?
Here's a bit from the CO2 website: "Each unit also comes with the tubing needed to disperse the CO2 evenly throughout your room in one of two ways. The Drip Ring Method utilizes a nylon "T" that allows growers to mount a ring to the ceiling of a growing environment with 15' of tubing that disperses CO2 evenly as it drops evenly down over the garden. The Fan Method is used simply by attaching the tubing to the back of an oscillating fan, slightly tilted upward, for even dispersion."
So what I was thinking is have all 3 cabs next to eachother, and just have the tubing attached to the sealing, so it puts out CO2 on top of the cabs, and since CO2 is heavier than air the CO2 will fall down and enter the cabs through the intake.
I am going to make sure there is enough CO2 for the entire basement, not just the 3 cabs.
Would this work? Any advice or other comments? Thank you
Edit: I would prefer having 3 smaller cabinets instead of 1 large cabinet (or a grow room) because I need it to be somewhat stealthy, it's a rental home.
in a basement I want to have 3 cabs that are 3x3 (LxW). The basement has no active ventilation other than passive through cracks in the wall I guess.
The basement is 40' long, 20' wide, and 7' tall. The cabs will be in one part of it.
I think since 3 cabs is quite a bit of plants, they will use the CO2 rather quickly. So would adding a CO2 tank+regulator be a good idea?
I don't want to use a co2 burner because of the added heat.
Now since I have 3 cabs I can't just put the tank inside 1 of the cabs, so how would you successfully get CO2 to all 3 cabs?
Here's a bit from the CO2 website: "Each unit also comes with the tubing needed to disperse the CO2 evenly throughout your room in one of two ways. The Drip Ring Method utilizes a nylon "T" that allows growers to mount a ring to the ceiling of a growing environment with 15' of tubing that disperses CO2 evenly as it drops evenly down over the garden. The Fan Method is used simply by attaching the tubing to the back of an oscillating fan, slightly tilted upward, for even dispersion."
So what I was thinking is have all 3 cabs next to eachother, and just have the tubing attached to the sealing, so it puts out CO2 on top of the cabs, and since CO2 is heavier than air the CO2 will fall down and enter the cabs through the intake.
I am going to make sure there is enough CO2 for the entire basement, not just the 3 cabs.
Would this work? Any advice or other comments? Thank you
Edit: I would prefer having 3 smaller cabinets instead of 1 large cabinet (or a grow room) because I need it to be somewhat stealthy, it's a rental home.
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