Wizard
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OK so iv been thinking about ferts, lighting co2 and plants .....and whilst trying to get my head round it all I came up with something ....I'm mechanically minded and just happened to compare the process to an engine ...(bare with me lmao )
So here is the crazy idea ....
Plant is the engine ..it needs gas (ferts), air (co2) and a throttle (light )
The more throttle you use the more gas and air it needs to rev that engine, obviously if you have a low gas or air mix, then its going to spit and splutter all over the place and possibly stall , where as if you provide enough for the throttle then that engine is going to rev all the way to red line
Add as much fuel and air as you like , unless you open the throttle to use the added fuel its not going anywhere fast
See I understand an engine ...and in a weird way this makes more sense ...well to me anyway
So here is the crazy idea ....
Plant is the engine ..it needs gas (ferts), air (co2) and a throttle (light )
The more throttle you use the more gas and air it needs to rev that engine, obviously if you have a low gas or air mix, then its going to spit and splutter all over the place and possibly stall , where as if you provide enough for the throttle then that engine is going to rev all the way to red line
Add as much fuel and air as you like , unless you open the throttle to use the added fuel its not going anywhere fast
See I understand an engine ...and in a weird way this makes more sense ...well to me anyway
