Odeless plants

[condotoo]

I am current growing a plat that has a strong odor in flower stage. too strong
for my comfort

Is there a strain i can grow with little or very low odor level?



I had grown white widow it seem to have a low odor problem. was that just a fluke?

condotoo Reviewed by condotoo on 08-02-2010. Odeless plants I am current growing a plat that has a strong odor in flower stage. too strong for my comfort Is there a strain i can grow with little or very low odor level? I had grown white widow it seem to have a low odor problem. was that just a fluke? Rating: 5

[tristan1986]

I really can't help too much actually advising which are odourless as it really hasnt been a necessity for me but i do believe you got quite lucky with the widow, i have found most of the white range are really stinky but its a really nice sweet smell in most cases.

p.s i just found that most believe NL#5 is fairly low odor

[bobjob4u]

nl are the what i believe to be the lowest smell. Maybe a filter or air ventilation would be easier.

[StratoStreak]

I am way too lazy for setting up any sort of odor control with my 3 girls. The thing is, I started with a clone (2 weeks until harvest, finally!!) and over the last 4 months, she has not stunk up the place. The only smell is this awesomely pungent citrus-y smell but you have to poke your nose into the plant to smell it.

HOWEVER! I also have a pineapple chunk from Barney's, and she is definitely starting to stink up the place. Without a carbon filter, I gotta rely on DIY odor control.

Like the guys said, NL tends to be quite a odorless strain, but you can get real lucky sometimes, like my clone. Wish I knew exactly what strain it is though...

[Hypomaniac]

Just a thought, but if carbon filters arent your thing how about an auto ozium auto dispenser to mount to your wall if you cant find low odorless plants.