Very stinky plants

Uhhh I have a Mother plant that is about 3 ft tall, and busy, with a few smaller ones. My backyard reeks like dope. Hardcore. Open a window, and the house smells like dope. I'm preety sure the neibours can smell it over the fence... Im not concerd about the parents, but the neibour kids. Any ideas on how to make them less stinky? I would have moved them, but Im in suburbia, and I like to keep them at home. Im very nervous... you can smell them from the front portch, right where the mail-man comes.... Help

You could give this a try. It is inexpensive.

Cheap odor control

(Inspired by4free)
....Do you know the Muffin fan
...the muffin fan
.... the muffin fan.

Actually, the whole setup cost about $30, and that is including the ONA.
You will need:
1. A five gallon bucket
2. A "muffin" fan, or a round fan of some sort that has the motor built into the compact frame of the fan.
3. A drill
4. A one pound container of Soil Moist, which is a water absorbing crystal. You can find it at almost all nurseries and grow shops.
5. ONA, or Odor Neutralizing Agent. YOu can get it at most grow shops or "baby" shops for new mommies.
6. A 5 gallong bucket lid, which may be optional.

(For what it's worth, another twist on this machine is I recently heard that pinesol & water in the bucket works good too.)



Get yourself a muffin fan, or a Durex brand or Holmes brand circular fan with base. They are very common at Wal-Mart and can usually be bought for less than $8 US. The reason you should get this brand of fan is because after you have removed the base, it fits perfectly into a five gallon bucket.

Step 2.
Using a flat screwdrive, pry of the nubs on the base and remove the screws.

Step 3.
Remove the fan from the base. Keep all the parts in case you might want the fan again someday.

Step 4.
Place the fan into the five gallon bucket, frontside up. If you boght the holmes brand fan pictures here it will fit VERY snugly. You don't even have to secure it in place.
(If it is smaller than the opening, then cut a hole, smaller than the diameter of the fan, into the bucket lid. Use some floral wire and secure the fan to the lid so that you can place the lid onto the bucket.)

Step 5.
Drill about 8 or 10 holes around the bucket.

Step 6.
Remove the fan/lid and put about 9 cups of water into the bucket. Then put about 1 cup of the ONA into the bucket and mix it up. Be careful, it can smell pretty strong at first.

Step 7.
Put about a cup or two of the soil moist into the bucket. Make sure that all of the liqued is absorbed. You don't have to use alot! The crystals expand to about 50 times their size.

Step 8.
Set the fan on the lowest setting and put it back on the bucket. Plug it in and put it somewhere in the corner of your grow room. I don't actually have mine in the closet itself...

You will notice a difference in about 5 minutes!
If you have a big grow room, I'd imagine you just use a bit more ONA or put the fan on a higher setting. Not only that, but ONA has a pleasant smell all by itself. It just smells *clean*, which is the best way to describe it.

The great thing is that the Soil Moist is re-useable. Once it dries out, mix up some more water/ona and pour it right in.

I'd say that that a cup of ONA, with the other parts water, lasts about 4 weeks or so.

I've been using mine now for a long time, and its perfect. When ppl come over, they always comment that our place smells "clean."
Using the soilmoist crystals REALLY makes the ONA last longer.

You may need to tweak it for your own grow room, but that's the basic design. Thanks!

novel idea! certainly cheeper than can type carbon filters, but how would that work outdoors?

I don't know. Wonder if anyone has tried that before.

hey bhudda
same prob here my single plant in my yard is not only getting big, but it stinks. neighbours can prob smell it too. i havent figured out what im gonna do yet...

lysol...........

I would like to add my two cents! I got 11 plants outside and you can't smell them unless you go up close to them. 1 of my plants in about 4ft tall and about to go over the top of the enclousure.... I don't know how could you smell outdoor plants if they're behind a fence? Straight crazy... Now, I'm glad u can't smell mine at all, My neighbors cool, said grow all you want, i used to do it in the 70's, I was like cool. Now, I'm not worried about flowering and smells. I was really nervous, Until I pulled my neighbors chain, and told him what I was doing, he was cool, now its on, like hot buttered popcorn. LOL