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Farmers,
Have any of you seen or can link to a journal where the use of Co2 has been utilised in a LED grow? I am having a very hard time locating one single grow where this has been done.
My thoughts are that whilst LED is an "apparent" failing of new technology (with failing I mean that it has not yet reached its full potential when compared to traditional HID lighting) and that the fact that this lighting solution requires a different strategy (Whilst reduced heat may be seen as benificial it may also have major disadvantages like less water / nutrient uptake etc), that the possibility that these lights are supose to in theory, provide better specific Nm of light, specific for growth, that to see their true potential, plants may require more Co2 to use the energy provided by LED?
Maybe grasping for straws as I do wish to see this tech succeed, can anyone point me in a direction of a thread whereCo2 may have been used in veg and 1500ppm of Co2 used in flower?
Have any of you seen or can link to a journal where the use of Co2 has been utilised in a LED grow? I am having a very hard time locating one single grow where this has been done.
My thoughts are that whilst LED is an "apparent" failing of new technology (with failing I mean that it has not yet reached its full potential when compared to traditional HID lighting) and that the fact that this lighting solution requires a different strategy (Whilst reduced heat may be seen as benificial it may also have major disadvantages like less water / nutrient uptake etc), that the possibility that these lights are supose to in theory, provide better specific Nm of light, specific for growth, that to see their true potential, plants may require more Co2 to use the energy provided by LED?
Maybe grasping for straws as I do wish to see this tech succeed, can anyone point me in a direction of a thread whereCo2 may have been used in veg and 1500ppm of Co2 used in flower?