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Very happy with the products from this store. Purchased on etsy and had a good experience and will definitely come back again
⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐Isaac Antoine on Google
Thanks for answering my query ahead or ordering and providing high quality, fully sterile grain bags and substrate. Good value, allowing me to grow which saved me money on what would have been more expensive to buy.
⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐Mark Brownsmith on Google
Best spawn bags on UK market! I've ordered couple of times from Maya and was never disappointed! Quality bags, quality packaging & best customer service! 5/5 👍🏼👍🏼
⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐Kamilo Kamil on Google
k, speedy delivery, I wouldn't go anywhere else for my mycology needs. Thank you so much.
⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐Steve on Trustpilot
Unique micro-porous filter strips to regulate the flow of CO2. Perfect for indoor our outdoor grow rooms. Carbon Dioxide is often considered to be the ‘missing nutrient’ and is perhaps more important than lights and nutrients. Plants have the ability to utilise 1500ppm of carbon dioxide for optimised growth, but with typical indoor CO2 levels of ~350ppm, you can see how this is far from optimum. Plants breath in CO2, and with inadequate amounts, your plants and harvests will suffer. Our bags will release approximately 1000-1500ppm of carbon dioxide.
In a vented room, bags are best placed on the floor next to the base of the plants. This way all generated CO2 is pulled through the canopy, directly over the plant leaves. In unventilated rooms, bags can be placed anywhere in the room. If not using straight away, you can place in refrigerator for up to a month to stop mycelial growth and delay CO2 production. Can be used for both vegetative plant growth as well as for fruiting and flower production.
Our CO2 generating bags will first start out brown, but will eventually turn white as the mycelium colonises the bag contents. Once fully colonised, it is normal for the bag to develop a yellow (or other coloured) liquid and for the bag contents to change another colour. The changing in colour happens as a result of the mushroom mycelium colonising and digesting the organic bag contents.
If using the bag in a greenhouse, ensure the bag is kept out of direct sunlight.
Make sure to never pierce the bag as this could potentially contaminate the bag contents with mould spores.
After CO2 levels stop, you can compost the bag contents, the bag itself is made from Polypropylene, which might also be recyclable depending on your local regulations.
Effects of CO2 on Plant Growth
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Why is Carbon Dioxide Important?
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Dr D. Williams –
works as it should. I've used the popular exhale bags, but they are produced in the USA, then shipped over to the UK, then sat in a distribution hub, then on a store shelf. By this point, weeks or months may have elapsed. I purchased the one on this site and it looked completely different. Then after about 4 days I started to see white spots appear throughout the bag, 2 weeks later, the bag is completely white so you know you're getting maximum CO2 output.
From browsing the site, I can see that they are in the mushroom game so it's probably easy for them to produce these.
Final thoughts: the product works well, bigger and better than any other one I've ever used and lasts more than twice as long. Do the tests yourself if you're not convinced.
Peace out all
field of green –
my co2 moniter confirms they work and spout out quite a bit of co2 but I've got a pretty hefty ventilation system so not sure if it's all going out the roof? no detrimental effects to plants, not sure if the beneficial results are placebo or not?
Darren –
first class service as always fast delivery
Tony –
was dubious at first but have co2 meter these things really work 3 months in and stil producing co2 salad leaves love it cheers bro