A unstable ph and co2 level can kill plants??

I got a 10 gallon tank with a yeast based co2 reactor, it's diffusing co2 like 90% of it. Will too much co2 kill my plants ?? and I'm taking the co2 out at night time them putting it at morning, this will unstable the ph right? 

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Permalink Reply by Sam Aminzadeh on December 31, 2011 at 2:06am
I dont believe it will kill your plants. If you have fish in this tank, run a airstone 24\7, and dont inplug or else you will have a algae bloom and ph will swing.
Permalink Reply by mr.loco on December 31, 2011 at 2:31am
Okay thanks!!!

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