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Indoor Plant Growth with Artificial CO2 Enrichment

13 days ago | lila

What is the optimal CO2 concentration for indoor plant growth?

The optimal CO2 concentration for indoor plant growth is typically around 1,000 to 1,200 ppm. This level is higher than natural atmospheric levels and can significantly enhance photosynthesis without posing risks to plant health. Each species may have specific requirements, so adjustments should be made accordingly.

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