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Hello could do with some advice I am running a sealed room with a opticlimate, opticlimate c02 controller, I am using a c02 burner, everytime it's used it is effecting my plants it makes them droop and the leafs start hooking even when the c02 is on 500ppm, any ideas to why? Thanks.
CO2 is different with a burner than with a bottle. With a bottle you can just be sealed room and its great. I personally prefer 1050 ppm with a bottle no ventilation. A burner will produce more than just CO2, there will also be some other hydrocarbons and also no burner has 100% combustion. So with a burner you will also have a very small percent of uncombusted propane/natural gas. Many of the people that are successful with burners will vent the room 2-3 times a day, this will keep the unwanted exhaust from the burner from getting too high of an accumulation.Hey @Steven123. I am interested in the same question you are asking bud. I recently bought the hydroGEN pro water cooled c02 burner and I have to say my plants DON'T LIKE IT. Initially I thought it was the coolest thing ever upon arrival and plugging It in for the first time. Thing fired right up, didnt put off to much heat, and got my co2 where it needed to be (1500). Which in my opinion is way to high. Unfortunately, I can't turn it down since the hydrogen pro co2 monitor isn't adjustable (dumb as fuck) so it stays at 1500 when plugged in. For the longest time people were telling me the co2 wasn't the prob and that wasn't the reason why my plants were looking like a nitrogen deficiency. It wasn't until 2 weeks later when I was to lazy to fill up the propane tank that my plants snapped right back into health. I was kind of in denial that it was the burner. My friend has a co2 setup (with a bottle and regulator not propane) and she rocks her ppms at 1500 steady sometimes I see it reading 2000+ and her plants THRIVE. So someone please tell me why I'm getting different results with a different method of co2
That would be 129 square feet. With a cieling of 9 feet (guessing here) a 232 cfm fan would do for you. Maybe less even. The conventional wisdom is a fan that will vent the cubic feet volume of the room in 5 min. take your square feet x height to get cubic feet in room. If your room is 9 foot tall you will have 1162 cubic feet. divided by 5 gives you 232 cfm fan which will vent 1160 feet in 5 min. So look for a fan near that cfm rating. Vent for 15 min. per venting cycle.The room is about 12 SQ metres.. What size venting fan is suitable.
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