I’m with ProGrowWannabe and hererisssh! Carbon Dioxide is an essential part of photosynthesis along with light and water. It is acceptable to run up to 2500 parts per million of CO2 in the grow room, but anything more than that is unnecessary. It is also acceptable/advised to run higher temperatures (~ 90 degrees Fahrenheit) with CO2 enrichment, as long as the humidity in the room can be controlled to around 35% - 50%. Be advised your plants are going to drink more water and/or nutrients, so have an EC meter on hand to monitor the salinity of the nutrient solution. Constant topping of the reservoir is going to be necessary to keep desired EC/ppm of nutrient solution. The more they drink the more nutrients they are receiving and with the proper amount of light and with the temperature/humidity dialed in with the proper amount of CO2 enrichment they are able to photosynthesize more, transpire better, and thrive with an end resulting in healthier plants and better yields. Remember, CO2 is a good thing! But too much can be harmful to your plants and YOU if exposed for prolonged amounts of time.
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