2 plants, what to use for odor control?

kr4x

New Member
My current setup only involves two plants and I'm wondering if there is a way to cover up the odor without having to get a carbon filter?
 

Friedrice

Active Member
Where are you growing? Apartment, condo, house? How much do you want to contain the smell?
Honestly though, with just 2 plants I wouldn't worry much about the smell while it is growing.
When its drying and curing, i'd say otherwise.
If you let me know what your working with I can help you out a little more.
 

Dannoo93

Well-Known Member
Im about 20days into flower with 4 plants in a room and i just have 2 of the 99crnt gel things from walmart and it covers the smell...although my house smells like pot all the time lol
 

kr4x

New Member
Where are you growing? Apartment, condo, house? How much do you want to contain the smell?
Honestly though, with just 2 plants I wouldn't worry much about the smell while it is growing.
When its drying and curing, i'd say otherwise.
If you let me know what your working with I can help you out a little more.
I own a house so I got lots of freedom to move my plants around if need be and I would like to contain the smell at least in the room that the plants are located in
 

JackTheBongRipper

Well-Known Member
Gonzo odor eliminator for homes:

About $6 each at home depot. Covers 600 sq feet each. Lasts for about 6 months or so, then just lay them in the sun for a few hours to restore them for another 6 months. I put one in the grow room and one in the room outside of it to kill any odor the makes it past the first layer of defense. My wife doesn't smoke, complained about the grow odor, now says it doesn't smell like anything in the house. :bigjoint:I flower several plants at a time and harvest every week or two. There's always something drying, curing, or smelling. I also use the $1 gel renuzits as back up around the house. One new one opened each week. Take them out after two weeks. Condo with upstairs and next door neighbors, zero smell grow.
http://www.homedepot.com/webapp/wcs/stores/servlet/ProductDisplay?productId=100352016&storeId=10051&langId=-1&catalogId=10053&ci_sku=100352016&ci_kw={keyword}&kwd={keyword}&cm_mmc=shopping-_-googleads-_-pla-_-100352016&ci_gpa=pla#.UN3a-ncplQg

Also use a carbon filter and scrub the room air if you want to go even further. I don't think there's such a thing as overkill as long as you're not just trying to cover up the smell. You want to kill it.
 
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