Haha especially the way I do it!!!Welcome back to the growing gang mate, glad you got the move sorted. Moving is a big project, and not often enjoyable, at least not until you are finally settled in.
Or, put another way, does yer bud do ya, or not? If it does, why take on the CO2 project? I have asked myself that. Hence no interest in CO2 here, my bud is plentiful and potent without the hassle.
I just don't necessarily feel there is a lacking area, in as much as I don't know what the CO2 levels are in that grow room. The levels could have been running marginally.
With the other Less efficient single pipe portable ac I had in the grow room, there was always exchange of air in the grow room with that single vent setup. It's different now with the window AC. You get my drift?
Refinement of technique!Or, put another way, does yer bud do ya, or not? If it does, why take on the CO2 project? I have asked myself that. Hence no interest in CO2 here, my bud is plentiful and potent without the hassle.
I did the same thing at my old uni. I was watching some construction workers on the other side of the street and walked into a bus stop sign. My head hit it so hard that the workers across the street looked up to see what the noise was. I stayed on my feet, but not by much.
health food stores usually carry it, I have not seen it in grocery stores where I live.No but MCT is!
The are both good health wise, contrary to some opinion, but MCT stays liquid at room temperature, so is better for tincture if you want to dose with a dropper. Coconut oil would be fine for any cooking which you want to add a kick to, and is rumoured to make firmer gummies if that is a potential use. IMO, don't worry about health differences, if there are any, which I doubt, they are small.
Wally world has ithealth food stores usually carry it, I have not seen it in grocery stores where I live.
average morning temperature here for the last week is about -9C. Not much snow yet, which is ok other than the garlic patch. When the -11C happened two days after I planted the cloves, I said screw this, went to the building supply and bought two sheets of 1.5" thick styrofoam. The weather gods can do what they wish now. My garlic lives under styrofoam. leaves, and a tarp. I'll have to dig it out to remove the "mulch" in the spring, but a similar setup last year kept my patch happy while several friends had their patch wiped out by early cold with no snow.80 here yesterday. 55 and raining today. Think this is the 9th straight weekend with rain here
