Low odor autoflower

**sourshoes** · 02-05-22, 10:37 PM

Hey all.. Anyone grown out an auto that they can suggest that won't stink too bad in my backyard?

Ideally something easy to get (not mephisto). I can get fastbuds easy.

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**M_C** · 02-05-22, 11:09 PM

One of the Northern Lights strains will proably be best?

**GEORGE** · 02-05-22, 11:52 PM

Originally Posted by M_C

One of the Northern Lights strains will proably be best?

And it does smell some times, so there really isn't A strain that doesn't smell of something. But Like MC said probably the best one, but you will get A whip once in A while. lol

**sourshoes** · 03-05-22, 01:10 AM

I've done NL a couple times and it can stink for sure.

Was thinking more like a fruity citrus profile

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**barney_b** · 03-05-22, 01:51 AM

Originally Posted by sourshoes

I've done NL a couple times and it can stink for sure.

Was thinking more like a fruity citrus profile

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Watermelon Zkittles smelled nothing like cannabis when I grew it. Fragrant though.

Or maybe an orange sherbet? That one didn't stink too bad until you rubbed it.

Or perhaps something purple. Purple weed seems to smell purple.

Cheers

**Tommy stoner** · 03-05-22, 03:09 AM

I'm growing a birthday cake kush indoors without ventilation and it has a real sweet smell.
Outside you probably wouldn't even smell it.

**Mac** · 03-05-22, 03:54 AM

Look into planting a few other plants round the area that are fragrant to help mask the smells. Lavender is always a good one, strong smell and easy to grow. Mint etc.

**CheapHomeGrown** · 03-05-22, 11:11 PM

Originally Posted by Mac

Look into planting a few other plants round the area that are fragrant to help mask the smells. Lavender is always a good one, strong smell and easy to grow. Mint etc.

I was just thinking the same thing, there used to be a thing about growing tomatoes around cannabis plants, guess they have a strong smell and grow at the same speed, from seed to harvest, they could help to hide your crop.