Currently have had greenhouses for nurseries or private hobby running on 26 years and working as a provider in neurology I am not afforded the time I use to have to have the spring nursery but I do 100% believe that with a stove such as this (much easier to maintenance than my miniature stove set up) the plants get the right amount of co2. I see sites advertise that you need “pure forms of co2 only” and I would like to see studies showing plants do any different or better by creating a carbon footprint to produce carbon. I make wine and my husband makes beer so we understand those manufactured systems. Try watching one explode due to neem oil getting in the wrong o-ring. The wood stove, or in this case your system is what I have seen plants respond to more often when stressed. I have brought back citrus trees and grown avocados in 10’ weather due to these systems so I would love to know more and help promote this. My system is simple but has heat activated fans with heat exchanges and my c02 monitor runs an average of 600-700 still in the green but without the stove it runs 200 and that means my 02 is far to high for my plants. Great for me but not my plants. C02 is needed and it has to be usable.
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