Baking Soda and Vinegar CO2

Drip vinegar into a pile of baking soda in a jar or something, and it makes co2. Make sure the container has alot of soda and is bigger than the amount of vinegar you start with.
Whether it has much of an effect, I dont know yet. But it does make co2.

How's it going? Plants looking good? And how often do you have to replenish the baking soda and vinegar? I mean does the vinegar disolve and so you know you need to add more baking powder? or does it stop "steaming" or something....tell me more about how you're doing it, I'm about to start some off and I'd appreciate any advice. Cheers in advance!

same works yeast and sugar....

1 cup sugar
1 tbsp yeast
2l bottle

but i havnt tried the vinegar yet let us no how urs go ....if ur room smells like pickles lol

Probally none, the benefit, being indoor co2 levels are already near double outdoors levels on average....

You say co2 levels are near double of those outside.....so, do we really need to create extra co2 (in a tent)?

skem64 said:

You say co2 levels are near double of those outside.....so, do we really need to create extra co2 (in a tent)?

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u dont NEED to no....u dont NEED to use hps lights either....it just helps

CO2 supplementation is only beneficial when done properly. The way most do it with a bottle and baking soda, vinegar ect. is just wasting resources........somebody please do a side by side and show me the benefits from your little bottle of baking soda and vinegar......

cowboylogic said:

CO2 supplementation is only beneficial when done properly. The way most do it with a bottle and baking soda, vinegar ect. is just wasting resources........somebody please do a side by side and show me the benefits from your little bottle of baking soda and vinegar......

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if i had the space....i would....just for the hell of it