HairyBalls
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Ok so here's the synopsis. these two outdoor bagseed plants were about 50 days into flowering. They had full sun all day during the summer, on a perfect north facing hill. I was gonna let them go another week, but I'm expecting to get all rain for the next few days and although it rained heavily today, I had to pull them. Did not want to risk bud saturation and possible rot/mold. I realize that since I pulled them just hours after a day long rain, they will take a bit longer to dry but I've got it covered with multiple fans and will trim daily. Not sure how much I'm gonna get once its all dry, but it should be good. I'm thinking 1.5 - 2 oz.
My main question now, is how to control the smell these two ladies produce. I am aware of a charcoal filter setup in a closed container, but will it work if I just put canisters of activated charcoal hanging next to the plants and around the room they're in? Does that work?
One is a purple strain of some kind, the other appears more white and snowy looking. In the shots of both, the lighter one in the foreground is the purple one, but this lighter appearance is due to the flash on my camera.
Any and all input suggestions are appreciated. Let me know what you think!!
My main question now, is how to control the smell these two ladies produce. I am aware of a charcoal filter setup in a closed container, but will it work if I just put canisters of activated charcoal hanging next to the plants and around the room they're in? Does that work?
One is a purple strain of some kind, the other appears more white and snowy looking. In the shots of both, the lighter one in the foreground is the purple one, but this lighter appearance is due to the flash on my camera.
Any and all input suggestions are appreciated. Let me know what you think!!
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