Aussie Mushroom CO2 Breath Bags

Description

Great for bumping up the CO2 in your hydroponic or greenhouse setup.

Each bag is rated to support 2-4 plants or will suit a small to medium sized area & will last approximately 6 months once removed from our fridge to start the CO2 process.

Max area coverage of around 1.5mtr x 1.5mtr for each bag.

Instructions: Very simply place the bag as it comes in the required area and the Co2 will emit through the filter. (no need to open the bag or do anything else)

Made from Australian materials and fungal matter.

How Do CO2 Breathe Bags Work?

Aussie Mushroom Breathe bags create Carbon Dioxide (CO2) 24 hours a day with no need to refill bottles or use expensive CO2 production units. The power of these breath bags lie in the mycelial mass inside the vented cultivator. To be scientific; this “mycelial mass” cultivates CO2 and the microporous breather patch releases CO2 continually for up to 6 months.

CO2 Breathe Bags Benefits

Great for bumping up the CO2 in your hydroponic or greenhouse setup and rated to support 2-4 plants for up to 6 months!

Why Exactly Do I need to Bump up the CO2 in a Garden?

Plants need carbon dioxide or CO₂ to process, create, and process food. So, what if you could prolong the way your plants receive this gas?

Plants have a particular amount of moisture and energy in their leaves most of the time. The more you give CO2 to your plants, the more they will grow. The CO2 bags allows you to supplement more CO2 to your plants.  Therefore, CO2 is important for bringing out the energy in the plants to enable them to thrive. By releasing that energy, the plants yield increases by about 20-30%, and the growth rate rises to by about 15%.

CO2 Breathe Bags Instructions

Very simply place the bag in the required area and the Co2 will emit through the filter. (no need to open the bag or do anything else)

Made from Australian materials and fungal matter

Tips on How you can Maximise CO2 in the growth room?

• The CO2 bag should not be placed on one side of the room, if so, only the plants near the bag will grow since they are the only ones receiving enough carbon dioxide.
• The bag should be placed above the plants since CO2 is more substantial or heavier than regular air it will readily precipitate downwards towards the plant.
• When a plant can utilise CO2, there is an increase of moisture in the plant which makes it more resilient.