Hi all,
A friend of mine used to do photoperiods in a sealed box environment using a split air conditioner and co2 system....
I am thinking of doing the same with autos...
As we know autos have a 24/7 light cycle, 20/4 cycle or an 18/6 cycle...
This is my basic understanding of what happens during photosynthesis....during the day they use co2 (either from the natural air or from injection) and expel oxygen then during the night cycle they use the oxygen they have created during the day..
So if you are blasting them with 20 hours or 24 hours light and co2 where does this oxygen go in a completely air tight sealed room environment?
Any feedback on the above or from someone who is using a closed loop system would be greatly appreciated
Thanks
A friend of mine used to do photoperiods in a sealed box environment using a split air conditioner and co2 system....
I am thinking of doing the same with autos...
As we know autos have a 24/7 light cycle, 20/4 cycle or an 18/6 cycle...
This is my basic understanding of what happens during photosynthesis....during the day they use co2 (either from the natural air or from injection) and expel oxygen then during the night cycle they use the oxygen they have created during the day..
So if you are blasting them with 20 hours or 24 hours light and co2 where does this oxygen go in a completely air tight sealed room environment?
Any feedback on the above or from someone who is using a closed loop system would be greatly appreciated
Thanks
