Published 6 days ago

Want to add CO2 using liquid propane? Here's how you do it using a Pro-Leaf CO2 Generator and Controller. You Need: Before starting, make sure you've got: Pro-Leaf CO2 Generator Pro-Leaf CO2 Generator 4kW: 90m2 coverage 10kW: 220m2 coverage Pro-Leaf Controller Pro-Leaf CO2 Controller Use this to control your CO2 output (from 400ppm - 2000ppm). LPG bottle Regulator and Hose LPG Bottle + Regulator + Hose Propane is available in most petrol stations or garages. You normally get a hose and regulator with your propane bottle. You'll need: 1/2 bar regulator (4kW Pro-Leaf Generator) 1 bar regulator (10kW Pro-Leaf Generator) Accessories Accessories To connect everything together, you're also going to need: Pipe cutters Spanner Snub-nose pliers Leak detection fluid Hose clamp / gas hose clip 2 Pin to 3 Pin Plug Adaptor How To Here's how to put everything together Step 1 Find the threaded end of the hose Find the correct threaded end of the hose Step 2 Tighten the hose Tighten it to the generator, using a spanner. Step 3 cut the hose Cut the opposit end of the hose to remove the euro thread. Step 4 Soften the hose in warm water Soften the hose into warm water. Step 5 Pus the pipe over the regulator barb Thread a pipe grip onto the hose, then push the pipe over the barb of the regulator. Step 6 Close the Pipe Grip Close the pipe grip using the snub-nose pliers - make sure the clamp sits between the two barbs. Step 7 Remove the safety cap on the propane bottle Remove the safety cap on the propane bottle and locate the threas on the regulator. Step 8 Insert the regulator into the propane bottle and tighten Insert the regulator into the propane bottle and tighten with a spanner. Step 9 Spray leak detection fluid onto the propane bottle connection Spray the propane bottle connection with leak detection fluid. Step 10 Spray leak detection fluid onto the propane generator connection Spray the generator connection with leak detection fluid. Step 11 Open the brass valve on the propane bottle to check for leaks Open the brass valve on the top of the propane bottle to check for leaks. Step 12 Plug your controller's power lead to the plug adaptor Plug one end of your controller's power lead into the Plug Adaptor then plug the adaptor into your mains supply. Step 13 Plug the power lead into the controller Connect the other end of your controller's power lead to the controller. Step 14 Plug your generator into the controller ( Plug your generator's power pack into the controller Step 15 Connect the generator's power pack to the generator Connect the other end of the generator's power pack into the generator. Step 16 The controller takes 2 minutes to warm up The controller will take 2 minutes to warm up then display the initial PPM reading Step 17 Calibrate the co2 controller For this step, ideally place the CO2 sensor outdoors. Use the manual to calibrate your device and select settings. Step 18 Place the CO2 sensor in a suitable location in your grow room. Place the CO2 sensor in a suitable location in your grow room, based on the instructions. For Best Results... 1.Position your generator away from extractor fans 2. Mix air using air circulation fans 3. Use 'Day & Night' mode so you don't add CO2 during the night. 3. Feed plants more often - to support the growth increase you get when adding CO2

Published 11 days ago

Your growing media is very important. It impacts plant growth and governs the other purchases you will make. In general, you’ll need to choose between soil, coco & hydro medias. Then you just pick a propagation media that suits your final choice. Here’s how to choose.