[maybe it's just too early](https://www.nsf.gov/news/altered-gene-helps-plants-absorb-more-carbon)

_I wonder what plant girl (@plebpoet) would say to messing with her plants to make them more efficient_

k00b

Our research provides support for the use of indoor plants to increase relative humidity, which can have health benefits in dry climates, but does not provide support for using indoor plants to regulate indoor air temperatures or CO2 concentration in office environments.

HealthAndFitness

High C02 Levels & Poor Performance

I thought more plants might help, but [apparently not](https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC11253968/):

> Our research provides support for the use of indoor plants to increase relative humidity, which can have health benefits in dry climates, but does not provide support for using indoor plants to regulate indoor air temperatures or CO2 concentration in office environments.