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Old 04-01-2008, 01:48 AM
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yeast and sugar water?
does anyone know anything about yeast and sugar water?
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yeast is a unicellular micro organism in the "fungi" family. and sugar water is sugar mixed with water. not to be confused with water sugar, which is water mixed with sugar...

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you get about 0.75 litres of C02 per g of sugar used, pretty good technique for the cost in the appropriate situation
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Is that per Gram of sugar used or gallon?

How much water yeast and sugar would be used for a 1ftx2ftx2ft space?
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vinegar and baking soda seems more efficient to me...
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vinegar and water will only give you a quick burst of CO2.
Yeast makes CO2 for a longer period, but it stinks up your grow room...
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