The Friendly Grower - D.I.Y Co2 Generator

Video #16
A simple way to make some c02 for your plants. Its cheap, easy and fun!
Take a picture of your plants before and after to see if you notice the difference. I'm not sure how well it works in an open area but for the price and time it takes I'd say its worth a try.
I find it lasts for 3-5 days sometimes longer when its warmer in the tent.

What I used-
2 2L Plastic bottle, Aquarium air line, Zip ties (long), Superglue, Contact cement and a Box cutter(please be careful..)
Mix in the bottle that has the airline at the top(left in video) - 2cup sugar, 1Tbl Dry activated Yeast, 1.5L warm water. Fill the other bottle (right in video) with 1.5 hot tap water. Put it in the tent away from anything it could potentially get wet just incase, sit back and let it do its thing👍👍.

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[DavidRodriguez-frvv]

I’ve been looking for a simple one to make….think I’ll give this one a try.

[aintit]

I do a vinegar drip one and definitely noticed a difference when I introduced it

[royperera]

Great trick ! Hope you are aware of the added benifits in the chamber after its job done !😇😊

[specter]

2 pounds of sugar can create roughly 1 pound of alcohol and 1 pound of CO2. A pound of CO2 = about 8.7 cubic feet. That's a lot of CO2 over the course of a week or so of fermentation, which is about how long it will last.
Also, your system is overly complicated. You only need a single fermentation bottle - the double bubbler you have is unnecessary. One bubbler will do to keep bugs out and to see if it's still working (if you're using clear plastic bottles then you see if tiny bubbles are still being produced - no tiny bubbles, it's finished).
Finally, use champagne yeast, it has a much higher alcohol (& temperature) tolerance (20+%) than grocery store bread yeast (7-8%), which means more sugar is converted before the yeast dies.

[Houseofmycology]

So you can tell a different when you put one in the tent they look healthier and you get bigger buds

[patina]

I can imagine the great feeling had by looking at improvements in plant growth and health. Wondering if you have a monitor that shows the level of Co2 you're producing?

[comfortablynumb]

It would be nice to know how much CO2 you're making. A meter would definitely help.