A AnneH Well-Known Member Jun 30, 2009 #1 If the original plant smelled a lot and I take clones from the mother will the clones start to smell right away? Can I get away with boxing new clones up and moving them to another location?
If the original plant smelled a lot and I take clones from the mother will the clones start to smell right away? Can I get away with boxing new clones up and moving them to another location?
indawindica Well-Known Member Jun 30, 2009 #2 if your just transporting them in a box I think you will be ok.
Dystopia Active Member Jun 30, 2009 #3 If you're worried about the smell, pick up a jar of odor-absorbing gel from Home Depot or Lowes, pop the cap, and throw it in the box. Won't make a mess and it'll take care of the smell for at least a couple of weeks...
If you're worried about the smell, pick up a jar of odor-absorbing gel from Home Depot or Lowes, pop the cap, and throw it in the box. Won't make a mess and it'll take care of the smell for at least a couple of weeks...
T T.H.Cammo Well-Known Member Jun 30, 2009 #4 Correct me, if I'm wrong, but isn't it your nose that smells and the clones that stink? That's my (Olfactory) story and I'm stickin' to it! Sorry, I couldn't resist!
Correct me, if I'm wrong, but isn't it your nose that smells and the clones that stink? That's my (Olfactory) story and I'm stickin' to it! Sorry, I couldn't resist!
A AnneH Well-Known Member Jun 30, 2009 #5 Smell [smel] –verb (used without object) to give off or have an odor or scent: ": Do the yellow roses smell?"
Smell [smel] –verb (used without object) to give off or have an odor or scent: ": Do the yellow roses smell?"
