No Mercy Supply - CO2 Tabs & Bacterial - Erfahrungen

Tach Jungs und Mädels,
und zwar habe ich mir mal die CO2 Tabs und das Bacterial Pulver von No Mercy Supply besorgt.

Grund dafür ist meine 24/7 Dauerbeleuchtung, da könnte ein wenig CO2 Zuschuss nicht verkehrt sein.
Bacterial gleich mit dazu um das ganze bei Laune zu halten, da ich sowieso noch kein "Super Enzyme" artiges Produkt habe, warum nicht.

Nun wollte ich mal nachfragen ob hier jemand schon Erfahrung machen konnte oder Dosier-/Anwendungstipps für mich parat hat.
Aktuell habe ich erst einmal 'n halben Tab meinem Gießgemisch zugegeben und fülle die kleenen ab.

Danke.
LG

Super danke dir.
Ja mal schauen, ich lasse mich überraschen, hat jetzt auch nicht die Welt gekostet.
Da ich wie erwähnt dauerbelichte und somit durchgehend Photosynthese betrieben werden kann, soll ein kleines + geben ... so der Gedanke

Zitat von PsyDabei

Ja na kla der Gedanke geht in die richtige Richtung...
Versuch es doch mal mit ner richtigen Anlage ? Falls das eine Option für dich ist durch den Dauerbetrieb solltest du ja eh ein wärmeres Klima im Growroom haben

? Was genau ist damit gemeint ? Ne C02 Anlage ?
Es geht ... die Temperatur ist eigentlich ganz gut 20 - 25 Grad aktuell.

Zitat von Flashi

Kollege hat solche Tabs auch schon benutzt, ist aber nach 2-3 Durchgängen wieder davon weg.

Es gibt sooo viel Dinge die man im Grow optimieren kann, da muss man nicht den Herstellern auf den Leim gehen, meine Meinung.... Aber jetzt hast die Tabs schon gekauft, also würde ich Sie auch benutzen, logo. xD

Nee schon klar aber eben, ich wollts mal testen, generell 24/7 beleuten ist neu für mich und somit noch im Eigenversuch, bisher finde ichs ganz gut, hält die kleinen irgendwie gedrungener, dafür buschiger.

Was ist daran für dich total sinnfrei ?
Cannabis ist ne Pflanze der Klasse C3 somit ist in der Vegetativen Phase eine Beleuchtung von bis zu 24 Stunden möglich, Sie brauchen keine Nachtruhe.
Mehr photo. mehr power.

Natürlich kann das Teuer werden: Stromkosten, öfters Leuchtmittel tauschen usw. aber bisher bin ich erst einmal positiv überrascht und lasse das ganze weiterlaufen.

Edit: Zitate der Papas

"It's been established for many many many years now that cannabis is a C3 plant. It does not need a dark period.
C3 plants gather CO2 only during the light period when they are photosynthesizing. As long as the light is on, C3 plants gather and use CO2 for photosynthesis.
Some growers practice a version of anthropomorphism with their plants. They believe that since people need rest, plants do as well. Concerning cannabis, this is not true.
Every grower can make a personal choice about light cycle. They can save on their electric bill or prolong ballast/bulb life. 18/6 can be less of a "shock" when changing over to 12/12 for flowering than 24/0 or heat issues can be addressed by fewer hours of light, but basic botany has proven long ago that cannabis needs no dark period."

Ed Rosenthal, Mel Frank and Robert Clarke all have covered this extensively over their careers.
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This is a direct quote from Ed Rosenthal whom most of you know is a marijuana growing guru:
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"Cannabis under continuous light will grow up to 33 % faster than the same plants on a 18-6 light regime"

"Marijuana plants photosynthesize as long as they receive light as well as water, air, nutrients and suitable temperature. Photosynthesis is the process in which plants use the energy from light (primarily in the blue and red spectrum's) to combine carbon dioxide (CO2) from the air and water (H2O) to make sugar while releasing oxygen to the air.
Plants use sugars continuously to fuel metabolic processes (living) as well as for tissue building. The plant combines nitrogen (N) with the sugar to make amino acids, the building blocks of proteins. They are the substance of plant tissue. When the light is off, the plant's metabolic processes, respiration and growth, continue.

The plant can photosynthesize continuously so it produces the most energy and growth when the light is on, continuously. Continuous light does not stress the plant, which reacts somewhat mechanistically to it.

Plants under an 18-6 light-dark regimen are producing sugar only three quarters of the time. They are thus growing at only 75% of their potential. Leaving the light on continuously will result in bigger plants, faster, which leads to higher yields."

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The following information is straight from Greg Green's "The Cannabis Grow Bible"
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"Cannabis is a light demanding plant. Professional growers keep the light on their plants using the 24/0 photoperiod for this reason. Plants that grow under 24/0 flourish and do not need a quantity of darkness in order to rest and perform photosynthesis properly. Plants that are grown in optimal conditions under 24/0 light regime grow vigorusly and the benefits of a 24/0 photoperiod can be seen actively in the results. More nodes are formed, more branches are created, leaf numbers increase, the plant is growing at its finest.

Some growers opt to use 18/6 as their photoperiod. This is 18 hours of light, six hours of darkness light regime. Under these conditions the plant will grow quite naturally but not as vigorously as the 24/0 photoperiod.

The 18/6 photoperiod expels 3/4 the amount of light that a 24/0 photoperiod does. Although this does not mean that a plant produces 1/4 less leaves,branches and nodes under the 18/6 photoperiod, it certainly does show the correlation between light and cannabis growth. As we have said already, cannabis is a light demanding plant. There are no problems associated with 24/0 and although some have attributed cannabis sexual dysfunction (the hermaphrodite conditon) to 18/6 photoperiod these problems are actually the result of heat stress.

A 24/0 photoperiod requires that your grow room temperature be kept well monitored. The 18/6 option is cheaper to run. You use a quarter less electricity and this will have an impact on your electricity bill. Also the 18/6 photoperiod will generally extend the bulb's lifespan. During the 6 hours of darkness the grow room is allowed to cool down for this period but a well maintained good grow room setup should not require a cooling down period.

24/0 and 18/6 both share the same problem though. Once you start the photoperiod you should keep that way especially when the plants near maturity (the preflowering stage). An irregular photoperiod can cause more males than females to develop. It can also cause sexual dysfunction to appear. Whether you choose 24/0 or 18/6 as your vegetative photoperiod try to keep that photoperiod unitl your plants are mature enough to express their sex."