baking soda and vineger works

I'm a first timer on the indoor growing thing. I try a little of every thing to keep it cheap since I'm on a budget till my crop is harvested. then I can use the $ being spent at clubs to beef up my grow. the newest thing I've tryed is baking soda and vinegar . I wish that I had taken before and after pics. It seems that my plants have filled out more in the past 2 days .I'm useing it in my veg area. I made it from a water bottle filled with vin with very small hole in lid so it drips about 3 time a min. the water bottle is taped upside down in the top of a 64oz. juice bottle that I filled 1inch deep in bottom with bake soda. I melted holes around top section of juice botle with hot nail. set botttles in a cut milk jug in case of spills placed in veg area(2'x2'x2').Plants are darker green and look better .they look good befor but damn good now. it works and something to do with free time hope it helps new growers as much as it help my girls

no before and after pics of the effects of it?

you can get more bang for buck by mixing yeast, water, and sugar in a 2-liter bottle as pictured... if you maintain it by replacing water and adding sugar it will produce co2 for the duration of your grow... the hose is used to attach to the back of fan for co2 dispersal...

T have found thay if you add alittle vin. to that it works really well. You have to change it out more offten thou.

if you know where a beer/wine making store is get some yeast booster and better yeast... i brew beer and wine too... passion fruit yellow and pomegranate/blueberry red... and George Washington stout in the bucket

Yeah and yeast/sugar smells a lot better than vinegar

yeah the baking soda vin. thing only last a little while even if you do drip it i didnt like it, way to messy

I must be misunderstood here, I take a 3lt bottle, I add 4 cups of sugar, 1 tsp of yeast, fill it 2/3 of the way with luck warm water, and 2 tbsp of vinegar. It increased the co2 out put without the vinegar smell.

so your saying that the vinegar takes away the yeast smell?