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HiddenMessage
HiddenMessagestarted grow question 4 years ago
do the plants typically start smelling before flower? I've been feeling like she smells like weed already and far from flower...
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Organoman
Organomananswered grow question 4 years ago
Yes, some strains can produce quite an aroma, even from a young age and many weeks before flowering commences and while still in vegetative growth. Some will even stink from 2-3 weeks of age onwards and then really stink when in flower, all this is normal and strain dependent. This can be a real problem for growers trying to maintain a discreet garden. Sometimes the only option is to cull the stinky plant to protect the rest of the garden. Strains like "Skunk" have this name for a reason and heavy aroma is often associated with Indica or Indica dominant strains. Hope this helps,.......... Organoman.
smoke24
smoke24answered grow question 4 years ago
Yes, they sure do. They will start to smell around 3 weeks old or so, sometimes its very faint, but its there. Happy growing.
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