The Canadian government’s study on the benefits of supplemental carbon dioxide in greenhouses and the insane costs of supplementing plants with CO2 shows that some plants experience skyrocketing growth and profits if extra CO2 is provided. The downside is that it costs around $60,000-$100,000 for the machine itself, with similar costs for yearly maintenance. Check…
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