Not necessarily strange. I would have to say that most of the time, the smell is linked to the genetics of the plant. It may develop smell later on in flowering, but that is unlikely. It's also possible that after some curing you might get some smell, but only time will tell.

On a side note, is their any particular reason that you use superthrive in flowering? Most people I've run into stop because it is primarily a rooting additive and contains a high percentage of nitrogen. I wanted to know if you just never stopped using it, or if you know something that maybe I don't
gainesvillegreen Reviewed by gainesvillegreen on . 4 Weeks into Flowering, No smell... Strange? Hi guys. This is not my first grow, just my first successful female. She is about 4 weeks into Flowering. The Trychomes are making it look frosty and seem to be forming nicely. Everything is going very well, but oddly, there is no stench from the plant. Is that strange for being this far into flowering? The Strain is Early Perl/Northern Lights. I am growing under CFL's using 1 oz. Botanicare Pro Flowering and a Capful of SuperThrive per gallon. My Ph is around 6.5. Everything else looks Rating: 5