Whats that smell...O yeah the plants.HELP

Mundan

Mundan

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Recently my plants started budding and I'm a proud poppa of three beautiful ladies even though one is a midget.This morning on the way out the back door I was almost knocked out bye the smell which is very loud.I mean very loud for plants in this stage.They are a good distance from my house.I live in the country so I'm not worried about my plants being spotted but know I'm worried about them being smelt.Can I move them inside without putting to much stress and getting hermies or is it to late and I just gotta deal with it.And is there anything I can sprinkle on the ground near them that over powers there smell.
 
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sirbudmaster

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Mundan said:
Recently my plants started budding and I'm a proud poppa of three beautiful ladies even though one is a midget.This morning on the way out the back door I was almost knocked out bye the smell which is very loud.I mean very loud for plants in this stage.They are a good distance from my house.I live in the country so I'm not worried about my plants being spotted but know I'm worried about them being smelt.Can I move them inside without putting to much stress and getting hermies or is it to late and I just gotta deal with it.And is there anything I can sprinkle on the ground near them that over powers there smell.
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so these are outdoors? if so will need to spend quite a bit to get them indoors without causing to much stress. the biggest factors is the light & heat. If not worried about being spotted then dont worry about the smell. Not sure i know of anything you could use that would mask that smell outdoors....maybe a rotten carcass.


Peace
 
cbtwohundread

cbtwohundread

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it hapens just let them stink,.,.,if you dont have to wory bout them being spoted dont wory bout smel.,.,i love the smell of flowering plants in the mornn
 
nellyatcha

nellyatcha

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Mundan said:
Recently my plants started budding and I'm a proud poppa of three beautiful ladies even though one is a midget.This morning on the way out the back door I was almost knocked out bye the smell which is very loud.I mean very loud for plants in this stage.They are a good distance from my house.I live in the country so I'm not worried about my plants being spotted but know I'm worried about them being smelt.Can I move them inside without putting to much stress and getting hermies or is it to late and I just gotta deal with it.And is there anything I can sprinkle on the ground near them that over powers there smell.
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just put a dead animal somehwere near it , run a deer over man and you should be all good to go lol
 
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Discgolferman

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Im starting to get the same problem but I live in the city, and am growing outdoors. Im thinking of starting a compost pile, I just hope it wouldnt draw more attention with a garbage smell instead.
 
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henleyhaze

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well I say you need to start with a sativa strain next time they dont skunk so bad but they do get tall. and for your current odor problem don't kill an animal and use a fucking carcass that carcass will be dry and gone in 3 days a good mask is strong pine trees or cedar. plant the pine trees just pour cedar chips around them and keep them moist. like lots of cedar chips!!!! also if you have someone coming over take the lid off your septic tank and say the guy is coming next day. they won't hand around outside to catch wind of your plants
 
Mundan

Mundan

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henleyhaze said:
well I say you need to start with a sativa strain next time they dont skunk so bad but they do get tall. and for your current odor problem don't kill an animal and use a fucking carcass that carcass will be dry and gone in 3 days a good mask is strong pine trees or cedar. plant the pine trees just pour cedar chips around them and keep them moist. like lots of cedar chips!!!! also if you have someone coming over take the lid off your septic tank and say the guy is coming next day. they won't hand around outside to catch wind of your plants
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Smart man....Smart man indeed.
 
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