How do you cover up your plant smell?

[sweetsmokes420]

I was wondering how you cover up the smell of your plants when grown inside...I have tried everything I could think of but I am wondering if anyone knows what to do....can I build something outside and would that keep the smell out! Help me I kinda need a quick solution...any advice will help! thanks
:hippy:

sweetsmokes420 Reviewed by sweetsmokes420 on 03-26-2009. How do you cover up your plant smell? I was wondering how you cover up the smell of your plants when grown inside...I have tried everything I could think of but I am wondering if anyone knows what to do....can I build something outside and would that keep the smell out! Help me I kinda need a quick solution...any advice will help! thanks :hippy: Rating: 5

[BIGPTHEONE]

here is a link to a site that sells can-fans. thats all that i know, to help with the smell. maybe the pros can help on a home made deal:rastasmoke:.



Can Filter - Carbon Filters





Prop 215 patient growing in accordance with H&SC 11362.77(c).San Diego (also Chula Vista) City Council guidelines allow up to 1 lb of marijuana, 24 plants in 64 square feet indoors; no outdoors growing allowed except in enclosed greenhouses.

[bigtopsfinn]

You can buy a package with a fan and filter that are compatible, or...

http://boards.cannabis.com/growroom-...on-filter.html

Good luck!

[Dimpala]

If you got the plants growing in the open inside you will never mask the smell and the minute you open the door it will escape, you need a grow cabinet with a carbon filter or build or buy a small shed to grow outdoors and add a carbon filter/fan combo to remove the smell.

[gr8budz4me]

Yup...

There's NO way to "cover up" the smell of flowering mj... I agree with the others here that the only way you can effectively deal with it is to remove the odor by constantly scrubbing the air with a carbon filter. To do this requires a relatively decent inline "can style" fan which is used to constantly pull air from your grow room through the carbon filter and the odor is absorbed. The output of the scrubbed air can be exhausted out of the grow room with duct work. Good room ventilation also helps to control odor and when combined with filtering will completely control odor.

Scented items like cigarettes, candles, air freshener sprays, incense etc. can't cover up the smell. They may help mask things slightly but the odor will still cut through, especially to people who don't have a smoker's nose.

The only safe way to grow is to get this completely under control. Find a filter and setup that will work for your grow and you'll have peace of mind.

Good Luck!

[the image reaper]

this really belongs in the Cultivation section :smokin: