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(There have been multiple posts from players who don't seem to understand this.)
plants do not bretahe o2 , but they use co2 during photosyntesis , plants also do breathe o2(especialy during night) themselfs.
I wonder if they added something like CO2-heats-more-than-others (Greenhouse effect :) ). Might
than even be a consideration when planning what air mix you want to use. Just CO2 + O2 Filter is simple, but heat much more and so on. Balancing the mix because the plants change it all the time is tricky.
I for one try to make an atmosphere in there where I can go into without needing a helmet. Currently 55-60 kPa with 70/25/5 N2/O2/CO2 ... I'm still fighting with temp issues so I can't tell if the plants really like it. We'll see when I get the temperature finally stabilized. I started with -40°C Tank Gas Temp, than I got to 167°C a while later when I noticed how much I needed a cooling solution before doing the real thing.
good game
hard to get any info
I have not closely monitored water use per plant as yet but ice/water could prove to be the bottleneck for large hydroponic builds.
Plants NEED Carbon to grow. They take it out of the Co2 and release the by-product that is the o2. Plants take nutrients via the roots but gets the building material from the Co2 Carbon.