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Time for sum cannatonic cbd shatter dabs mixed with some regular wax to get double fuckedd
 
That is completely dependent on what type of ventilation you have. It would work very well if you are using a flow through, but if you use a carbon filter, or extract air at all, you will lose the co2 nearly as fast as you pump it.
I am thinking (oh boy am i in trouble) that a small exhaust fan along the lines of a 4inch computer fan and a small homebuilt filter could pull around 1ft2 or so per minute. That would be just enough to gently pull CO2 from the floor. The numbers are fudgy and take the work to get right but I think it could be done. The key would be an rpi and arduino controls.

Off site reading today but thanks for the thoughts. If I bypass the normal vent during the CO2 cycle it might be interesting.
 
The great co2 debate.

My op.
Co2 is heavier than air. Also heat rises co2 is cooler than tent air. (Assuming tent)
So most of us vent and pull air from the top. So introducing it there to let it sink, well IMO bad idea. Just sucking it right out.

Introducing to the bottom. My theory is. It will disperse pretty quick. But with fans pulling up and co2 wanting to sink as much as it can before being pulled up and out. I do think you could essentially create your co2 atmosphere in the "prime" zone with the vacuume affect and the gas wanting to sink. Making your densest area of co2 right in your plants.
Plus it will be pulled up and through plants out of the exhaust.
Just my stoned notion
I like stoned notions.
 
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