New Grower CO2

[DasKittens]

I read that a lot of CO2 in the air during flowering is good. So I thought that burning incense would give off CO2 and cover the smell of a flowering plant.

What do you guys think? Would it be worth trying? Or would there be toxic chemicals to plants in the incense?

 

[Ottopilotti]

Or would there be toxic chemicals to plants in the incense?

Low quality incense - especially some brands from India are full of all sorts of toxic crap - I've stopped
using them...I'd be more worried about my own health rather than the plants...
Make some beer - stick a tube with holes in the release valve - the yeast gives off clean Co2...I've tried
it but unless you can really control it - (personally for me) it was not worth the bother - unless you are a good home brewer...and like beer!

You'd also be burning incense 24/7 for weeks - not healthy for anything methinks...

Otto

 

[wwwillie]

I would say the the smoke from the incense would be detrimental to the health of the plant.

 

[DasKittens]

I would say the the smoke from the incense would be detrimental to the health of the plant.

Oh well, I thought I was onto something here. Guess not

 

[Muddy]

The amount of co2 that would be so low it wouldn't make much difference. Normal levels are usually in the 300 - 400 ppm range. To be effective it needs to be 3-4 times that amount. You would need to burn a hell of a lot of incense to reach those levels.