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Your claim was “plants aren’t struggling for it” I’m asking if you can back up that claim. I guess not.
by mrfusion 5y ago
Your claim was “plants aren’t struggling for it”
I’m asking if you can back up that claim. I guess not.
- beaconstudios 5y agoStruggling as in dying. I've seen no evidence that plants are dying of lack of CO2. In my research into permaculture I've never seen any issues with plants lacking CO2 - primarily plants struggle for nitrogen, hence the use of fertiliser (or in the case of permaculture, other nitrogen fixing techniques like using bacteria or cycling legumes, or cool stuff like using aquaponics to recycle fish poo into fertiliser). Maybe they could grow even more successfully with some kind of CO2 biodome, I don't know - but my point was that lack of CO2 is not causing problems with plants growing, but it is causing problems with our biosphere slowly dying.