Co2 Boost Self-Activated Bag for Plants, Grow Rooms 2.0

CO2 Boost Self-Activated Bag for Plants – Version 2.0

9–11 Months of Natural CO₂ Output + Surprise Gourmet Mushroom Harvest

Take your indoor garden to the next level with the CO2 Boost Bag 2.0—a self-activating, long-lasting CO₂ mushroom grow bag enrichment system designed specifically for grow rooms, tents, and indoor plants. Powered by a proprietary strain of gourmet mycelium, this 5-pound bag releases high levels of carbon dioxide for 9 to 11 months without producing any mushrooms… until it’s time.

How It Works:

When activated, the mycelium inside the bag begins consuming the nutrient-rich substrate, emitting continuous CO₂ directly into your grow space. This enhances photosynthesis, boosting growth and yield. Most growers start noticing improvement within the first 7 days.

On the 10th month, the mycelium begins to fruit—producing a rare, delicious oyster mushroom that tastes like a mix of shiitake and buttery blue oyster with a steak-like texture. Just cut off the top of the bag and enjoy the gourmet reward.

Proven Benefits for Indoor Plants:

•     Boosts CO₂ levels by 600–800 PPM in 5x5’ grow tents
•     Ideal for vegetative growth and flowering stages
•     Supports 4–6 plants in small to medium grow setups
•     Increases yields by up to 30% and can cut harvest times by 18%
•     Works with all plant types, from houseplants to produce
•     Can revive struggling or slow-growing plants

What’s Included:

•     (1) 5-lb CO₂ Boost Bag (Self-Activated)
•     Step-by-step activation instructions
•     Retail packaging for easy storage or gifting

Activation is Simple – Takes 60 Seconds:

1.     Extend the bag.
2.     Mix the colonized grain with the substrate inside.
3.     That’s it! CO₂ production begins immediately.

Bonus Mushroom Variety Info:

This CO₂ bag uses a unique Pleurotaceae family strain (a rare oyster mushroom), which remains dormant for nearly a year before fruiting. Classified as:

•     Kingdom: Fungi
•     Division: Basidiomycota
•     Class: Agaricomycetes
•     Order: Agaricales
•     Family: Pleurotaceae