ExHale Organic CO2 Generator BAG
Photosynthesis is the process in which plants convert the available light into energy and food for themselves so that plants can grow and thrive.
Indoor Gardens, unfortunately, lack co2 in abundance like the great mother nature does, and so photosynthesis isn’t as efficient as it is in nature. Introducing co2 into your indoor garden will notably increase plant health, vigour and yield. Introducing the ExHale Organic co2 Generator – the simplest co2 generator on the market today.
The Exhale co2 Generator creates a continual supply of co2 from the Mycelial mass sitting inside the bag, the Mycelial cultivates co2 24 hours a day and it steadily leaves the exit on the top of the bag. The ExHale Organic co2 Generator will produce a steady stream of co2 for 6 months.
It is advised that the bag is placed higher than your plants, as co2 is heavier then o2 so it will steadily fall and reach your plants. Do not open the bag or it will disrupt the Mycelial. It is also recommended that you use ONE BAG per 4-6 plants.
ExHale XL CO2
Bag is for medium to large grow spaces. The XL will provide a 6x6 foot or 288 cubic foot space with CO2 for 6 months guaranteed. The XL ExHale comes with a freshness seal that doubles as a hanger.
- Steady supply of CO2 for 6 months guaranteed
- Maintenance free
- No heat
- No electricity
- Patent pending genetics
- Suitable for Organic Production
- Made in the USA
How to Use ExHale
ExHale comes complete, simply follow the instructions and place the ExHale bag in your grow space and leave it alone to do its job.
A continuous shower of CO2 directly onto your plants is the most efficient way to deliver CO2. Placing the ExHale CO2 Bag slightly above the level of your plants will ensure they receive the CO2 they need 24 hours a day for up to 6 months.
ExHale can be used for both vegetative plant growth as well as for fruit and flower production. If you have a ventilation system, place the ExHale bag in close proximity to the fresh air intake. CO2 will be drawn upwards through the canopy.
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Description
Photosynthesis is the process in which plants convert the available light into energy and food for themselves so that plants can grow and thrive.
Indoor Gardens, unfortunately, lack co2 in abundance like the great mother nature does, and so photosynthesis isn’t as efficient as it is in nature. Introducing co2 into your indoor garden will notably increase plant health, vigour and yield. Introducing the ExHale Organic co2 Generator – the simplest co2 generator on the market today.
The Exhale co2 Generator creates a continual supply of co2 from the Mycelial mass sitting inside the bag, the Mycelial cultivates co2 24 hours a day and it steadily leaves the exit on the top of the bag. The ExHale Organic co2 Generator will produce a steady stream of co2 for 6 months.
It is advised that the bag is placed higher than your plants, as co2 is heavier then o2 so it will steadily fall and reach your plants. Do not open the bag or it will disrupt the Mycelial. It is also recommended that you use ONE BAG per 4-6 plants.
ExHale XL CO2
Bag is for medium to large grow spaces. The XL will provide a 6x6 foot or 288 cubic foot space with CO2 for 6 months guaranteed. The XL ExHale comes with a freshness seal that doubles as a hanger.
- Steady supply of CO2 for 6 months guaranteed
- Maintenance free
- No heat
- No electricity
- Patent pending genetics
- Suitable for Organic Production
- Made in the USA
How to Use ExHale
ExHale comes complete, simply follow the instructions and place the ExHale bag in your grow space and leave it alone to do its job.
A continuous shower of CO2 directly onto your plants is the most efficient way to deliver CO2. Placing the ExHale CO2 Bag slightly above the level of your plants will ensure they receive the CO2 they need 24 hours a day for up to 6 months.
ExHale can be used for both vegetative plant growth as well as for fruit and flower production. If you have a ventilation system, place the ExHale bag in close proximity to the fresh air intake. CO2 will be drawn upwards through the canopy.
