Hi AFN!
Long time lurker... learned so much from this forum, thank you!
I'm looking into designing a device to easily add co2 to small personal setups, allowing the user to have the benefits co2 without the expense, hassle, safely and space concerns of traditional methods like co2 tanks etc.
For under €10 (hopefully less), my device would be small, safe and able to be hung above the plants. It would only use easily available, low cost household products, requiring attention only one per week.
Honestly, it's nothing you couldn't do yourself but I feel it will be more convenient to have a specifically designed unit that's cheap enough, more elegant, attractive and an easier to manage solution within your setup.
The benefit with this idea is you would actually be able to physically see the unit producing co2, which is also a big bonus over co2 bags imo. My prototype has improved results, plants are happier, stress free and more robust.
So bottom line, before I go too much further down this road I need to know if this is something that would be of interest to you guys?
Any feedback would be most welcome!!
Long time lurker... learned so much from this forum, thank you!
I'm looking into designing a device to easily add co2 to small personal setups, allowing the user to have the benefits co2 without the expense, hassle, safely and space concerns of traditional methods like co2 tanks etc.
For under €10 (hopefully less), my device would be small, safe and able to be hung above the plants. It would only use easily available, low cost household products, requiring attention only one per week.
Honestly, it's nothing you couldn't do yourself but I feel it will be more convenient to have a specifically designed unit that's cheap enough, more elegant, attractive and an easier to manage solution within your setup.
The benefit with this idea is you would actually be able to physically see the unit producing co2, which is also a big bonus over co2 bags imo. My prototype has improved results, plants are happier, stress free and more robust.
So bottom line, before I go too much further down this road I need to know if this is something that would be of interest to you guys?
Any feedback would be most welcome!!
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