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I know many people say yes, many say no, the pros and cons.. I just want to know if you have used co2 during veg, then without co2... did you see any difference in growth? what level did you run it at? was it worth the $16 it cost to fill the bottle an extra time?
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10-10-2009, 11:10 AM
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| Wow I thought this thread was gonna get tons of debate and controversy..
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10-10-2009, 11:16 AM
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 | oh it probably just got missed.threads that dont get attention right away for whatever reason, simply get lost in the flow of new threads. what ive read on the subject, is that co2 in flowering can reduce potency. so should be run in veg and perhaps beginning of flowering, cant remember that for sure. but at least run in veg, if so desired, ive only used sugar and yeast  im not altoghter sure ive seen a diff, but its not much of a hassle. | ||
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10-10-2009, 11:31 PM
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| I've used a burner before in veg and I noticed a difference...good enough to do it again, so I just got my burner fixed. 
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| dont know about veg or flower but I do know you only need to use Co2 during your light hours... not in the dark Ive used Co2 in veg my leaves stayed nice green and big
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| it speeds things up a little, weather its worth filling up the tank or not depends on how impatient you are, how much weed you have on hand, etc. I wouldn't bother implementing it in a veg only room though.
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| Yes, It can help speed things up and make your plants bush out like a huge lettuce head, lol I only use it in flower as of now since I don't really have a dedicated veg area that i can seal up and contain the Co2. If you are not growing in a sealed environment you are going to be wasting a lot of it and it may not be worth your while. I use co2 tanks that I get refilled at local gas places. The tanks are around $14 to change out In flower, they last about a month and a half or longer and i keep a stash of 3 tanks I rotate out of. If I ever do get a dedicated veg area, then Ill be purchasing another co2 regulator Well worth the extra money if you 1. Have higher temps 2. Want super quick growth If there is a nute problem or something, you can usually outgrow the issue if you correct it right away
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