TNB Naturals The Enhancer: 🌿 Supercharge Plant Growth with CO₂ Dispersal Canister-240g Review

I got this as a recommendation from "The Grow Boss" on YouTube. The ppm CO2 level hasn't changed since I added it to my tent. I shook the bottle and let the gas flow straight to the sensor and the CO2 reading didn't change at all in parts per million. That does not work. Tried even on 2ppm readers. And he stopped responding after 10 days instead of 14.

This is an absolute heist! Do not buy this product. THE PRICE IS VERY HIGHER! You pay $50 for 2 cups of sugar, 2 teaspoons of baker's yeast, and an empty liter bottle with a hole in the lid! These people need not be ashamed. I can't believe Lex Blazer actually promoted this product on You Tube. This is the biggest scam I've ever seen in the growing tent community. Do it yourself for little money. YouTube "co2 fermentation diffuser"

Doesn't really work, it has an air quality reader that measures the environment and this combined with the grow bag makes little difference in a closed environment which I think makes it more a gimmick on this lvl as nothing. There are no shortcuts to adding CO2 to the plant cycle. Need to tweak the imo system or get some packs instead, missed the return for a week but after about 2 weeks I found it does nothing in terms of CO2 production. I wish I could try this sooner than waiting 2 weeks to…

Cannot justify the cost. Do you cover a bottle of about the same size with cloth, paper or maybe you already have a solid color bottle? Make a small hole in the center of the lid. Add 2 cups sugar, 1 tbsp. l. Yeast. Add 1 tablespoon of baking soda, then 1 liter of warm water to the bottle and shake. You'll get even better results than a $31 booster bottle. .Ideal for growing in a tent of around 32"X48"X76". Tanks and timers are designed for much larger areas and grow spaces. Be patient and wait

Follow the instructions after reading and watching the video. After 2.5 hours the CO2 content did not change. Added 1 teaspoon of yeast and 2 cups of sugar to 1 liter of warm water in a 2 liter soda bottle with holes in the lid and after 30 minutes my CO2 monitor was at its maximum and has been for the past 2 days (max 8000ppm). This DIY solution costs about $7 and works better. This is for my son's science fair project so I'm sure the DIY could probably be done better. >8000ppm seems pretty

Does nothing. I've tried 2 at a time at 5x5 and still got 400-450 PPM with an ambient of 500-550 PPM. They work for about an hour and don't exceed 600 PPM even after that. My breath picks up when I'm in the garden, rising to 1500 and then falling a few minutes after I'm gone. I tried ordering direct from BC and got the same lousy PPM. This tells me that plants consume c02 faster than 2 can produce for 4 plants in 5x5x6. They last about 10 days because mine stopped hissing after shaking it daily