Would using balloons filled with CO2 be worth using in the grow room?

[WhoMan]

Balloons release whatever is in them over time, so my question is, would it be worth putting a few balloons in the room filled with CO2 cartridges? Would it make a noticable difference? If their is a post about this sorry i didnt look.

 

[steppinRazor]

i probably dont seeing it make a significant difference, but then again im no scientist.
if you got some spare cash or dont mind saving up, you can spend around 400 USD on a decent sized tank. bout 20 dollars to refill and depending on your room size can actually last quite awhile

 

[WhoMan]

i probably dont seeing it make a significant difference, but then again im no scientist.
if you got some spare cash or dont mind saving up, you can spend around 400 USD on a decent sized tank. bout 20 dollars to refill and depending on your room size can actually last quite awhile

Im in the saving money mode and kinda brainstorming on how to do this in my grow room and get the most out of it, not to be mistaken for cutting corners since this would just be a bonus. I kinda feel the same way that it prob wouldnt make a significant diff. Rideon

 

[Stoner4Life]

this query is best asked & answered in the grow
forums WhoMan but I'll tell you that if you Google
hard enough you'll find many affordable homemade
and store bought CO2 generators, cheap enough to
fit any budget imo.......​

 

[WhoMan]

this query is best asked & answered in the grow

forums WhoMan but I'll tell you that if you Google
hard enough you'll find many affordable homemade
and store bought CO2 generators, cheap enough to

fit any budget imo.......​

Thank you for telling me. i will try to get mod to move this.

 

[Stoner4Life]

hey, don't get me wrong, asking your friends here in the Den is fine but you'll get the real skinny on CO2 from the grow forums



Always look on eBay:
CO2 generator @ 24.95
This kit has enough material to last for a year (adding your own sugar) and can be made into several kits by buying extra hose & rubber stoppers at your local hardware store.