In my house I have a huge utility room. In that utility room is an old brick chimney. I want to use this room for my grow.

Do you think it would create a detectable smell outside if I were to vent my growroom up and out the chimney? I'm guessing it would exit at such a high elevation that it would not need any sort of scrubber for the smell. It's pretty much the same principal as at power plants. They don't want the smell/pollution detectable at ground level, so they put it way up in the air. Only this would only be a pleasant smell that has to unfortunately be hidden from suspicious people. I'm hoping this would work, because that would eliminate one of the cost of building a grow room. Although, the strains I'm growing seem to be ones that down create a strong skunk smell anyways. Which are Jock Horror and Blue Mystic. My first grow will be bagseed though, just so I know that I have everything down and ready to go to help prevent my good plants getting sick on me and losing them.
JaySin Reviewed by JaySin on . Venting through chimney In my house I have a huge utility room. In that utility room is an old brick chimney. I want to use this room for my grow. Do you think it would create a detectable smell outside if I were to vent my growroom up and out the chimney? I'm guessing it would exit at such a high elevation that it would not need any sort of scrubber for the smell. It's pretty much the same principal as at power plants. They don't want the smell/pollution detectable at ground level, so they put it way up in the Rating: 5