Lookiing for a short, low odour Auto strain

[stashedaway]

Hi
I've been looking into setting up a stealth grow box so have been looking at the new Auto s that are out now.
I grew lowryder #2 a few years ago and liked it.

But now I’m looking for a short easy to grow strains with low odour.

Any recommendation?

 

[Canon]

Oder is from stress.

"happy plants" don't smell. Largely enviromental / grow technique.

 

[Kush2180]

Oder is from stress.

"happy plants" don't smell. Largely enviromental / grow technique.

where did you read this? have you got any links that could potentially back it up?

I have 4 cheese plants growing right now that would disagree

 

[puffnopassing]

there is a new seed bank on the tude called "auto seeds" or somethin liek that. anyways I was reading and I saw one strain, I forgot which one but it said it was the perfect and best stealth plant for small scale grows. lowest odor plant and small size. medium yield too. sounds interesting.

 

[Canon]

where did you read this? have you got any links that could potentially back it up?

I have 4 cheese plants growing right now that would disagree

http://riddlem3.com/index.php/topic,244.msg119740.html#msg119740

Since I learned,, no smells for nearly a year now. My carbon filter is retired too.

Trick -
Proper relationship of heat & humidity
Very light air flow throughout
Don't over crowd the space

*EDIT* Almost forgot, no negative preasure inside the room (quite important)

Frankly, I didn't believe it at first,, but, it's true. Happy plants don't stink.

Of course when you move them, trim, train, etc. they WILL smell for awhile (hrs),, but that's about it.

 

[Kush2180]

http://riddlem3.com/index.php/topic,244.msg119740.html#msg119740

Since I learned,, no smells for nearly a year now. My carbon filter is retired too.

Trick -
Proper relationship of heat & humidity
Very light air flow throughout
Don't over crowd the space

*EDIT* Almost forgot, no negative preasure inside the room (quite important)

Frankly, I didn't believe it at first,, but, it's true. Happy plants don't stink.

Of course when you move them, trim, train, etc. they WILL smell for awhile (hrs),, but that's about it.

I cant get on the link its password protected.

I must say i find this very hard to beleive.

I bet almost everyone on here has plants that smell. Surely everyone cant be stressing there plants can they?

Are you telling me if you were to grow the Cheese that they wouldnt smell?

 

[SdY183]

i have an auto assassin that got stressed so badly i'm about to harvest her at less than 4" tall and she doesn't smell at all. my full size AA is doing MUCH better and...doesn't smell at all.

 

[Canon]

I cant get on the link its password protected.

I must say i find this very hard to beleive.

I bet almost everyone on here has plants that smell. Surely everyone cant be stressing there plants can they?

Are you telling me if you were to grow the Cheese that they wouldnt smell?

Frankly, yes they're being stressed in some way.

.... and I've 2 Dinafem Cheese Autos in the perpetual now.

Ran a perpetial Photoperiod grow for a year,, no smell when I was on the money. Strains used, Jack Herer, Blue Widow, Critical Plus, Chemdog, Pineapple express, Fruit, Super Silver Haze, Laughing Budda, Critical Blue, Passion's Blueberry, and other's I'm forgetting.

Presently early running of a 2 in, 2 out, every 2 weeks (ish) Harvested roadrunners, growing Onyx, RRF, Cheese at this time.

No oders on any of it once I got it figured out.

Couple shots, (2)photoperiods, (3) autos, (1`) Collodial Silver F-> M (RRF) That ilved in there until the pollen sacks got close.

 

[Canon]

While not all forms of stress means smell,,, all smell is created by less than optimum enviroment.
Generally, nutes, blocks, ph, etc. doesn't seem to be a contributor to smell. (my findings anyways)

Those I listed before are very much key contributors.

Try it.
Take 1 full week and leave the door, zipper, what have you open 24-7.
Do not have a fan blowing directly on them enough to move main stems. Just a little finger flutter is good. Very gentle.
The natural convection of simply being open could very possibly cure any heat to humidity issues, as well as allowing good air flow without gale force winds

Simple test. Try it. What you got to loose? Maybe some filters and fans?

Like I said, I wouldn't believe it either until things got so bad I could smell it outside and that was WITH filters. I was desperate... and it worked.

I'm running low RH & Hi Temps.
Second picture above you can see the blower (set near dead low w/ controler) over the light. No filter. It dumps into chimney.
Below is the intake filter.
Room is completely sealed with exception of the only vent (filter).
5X7 converted coal bin running 2 400w, 1 80w CFL setup, 1 100w T5



(EDIT) I figure the air in that room exchanges about every 20 minutes. Not much, just enough to guarrentte fresh oxygen / CO2.

 

[guerillastyle]

Go for a lowryder variety, I suggest LR#1.