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Looking for low odor autoflower strains.

Megawombus
Megawombusstarted grow question 23 days ago
Hi :) Im looking for low odor autoflowers strains. They should be fast and high yielding. Aroma fruity and/or fresh; less earthy. I know that there are a lot of claims at once, but that's why I'm asking the community. ;) THX! and Happy growing :D
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TruTraTri
TruTraTrianswered grow question 23 days ago
There are definitely a few autoflower strains that stay relatively low-odor, though “stealthy” is always a bit subjective depending on environment and grow setup. Some good options you might consider: Northern Lights Auto – classic for a reason. Low odor, compact, and easy to grow. Blue Mystic Auto (Nirvana Seeds) – specifically bred to stay neutral in smell during flower. Auto Blackberry Kush (Dutch Passion) – has a mild, fruity scent but nothing overpowering. Green Crack Auto (FastBuds) – more citrusy than skunky, with a moderate smell that’s manageable.
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ATLien415
ATLien415answered grow question 23 days ago
Odor means you are losing terps/flavs. Controlling your humidity and temperature will minimize the smell, always. There is some nuance there with like...the recent developments around skunk-profiles being largely alcohol based rather than terpene. The alcohols and some terps are going to be much more volatile than others (this is why you rarely get the same profile in flower on the stem as with dried/cured flower). If you are truly worried about the smell, exhaust out the flue if safe...scents travel up unless provoked otherwise. If that isn't safe but you can exhaust outdoors safely, I will share a design for a recirculating ozone chamber in your exhaust. Takes a hundred bucks and a trip to a hardware store, assuming you already have an ozone generator. DM me if interested. Essentially just make a chamber protected that is guaranteed to go one way, possibly using multiple fans to create a slight negative pressure in your tent. A timer cycling with the ozone generator like 5 seconds on every 55 seconds is probably overkill but a good place to start. If you really want to maximize the scent's contact with the ozone you can pull through a carbon filter out of the chamber. Ozone generation is usually a byproduct of UV light creation, the mechanism for ozone doing what it does is largely the fact that UV light is super reflective within the bubble of O3. If you are not comfortable mitigating the risks for working with UV radiation, this is not a project for you.
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Sators
Satorsanswered grow question 23 days ago
Hi Bro! For your needs, I’d suggest trying Lemon Pie Auto (FastBuds) or Blueberry Auto (Dutch Passion). Both have fruity, fresh aromas with low odor and are known for their high yields and fast flowering times.
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m0use
m0useanswered grow question 23 days ago
also ask the breeders via email for their recommendations of low odor strains and outdoor strains. they should know of a few if their automatic filters on the webpage don't already list em. Most have a outdoors and or stealth category.
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m0use
m0useanswered grow question 23 days ago
autos are great for outdoors in my area. A+ on doing that. Hard to tell what they are going to smell like as nothing is that stable in my experience. I'd stay clear or heavy indicas or things with OG in the linage as I notice they tend to be more smelly... but TBH its weed. its going to stink. kinda its thing. Aim for more sativa tropical stuff. and pray it does not let off to much odor. or even a nice hybrid. Blackberry was more fruity smelling but still had a lot of weed smells to it. I would not limit yourself to just one breeder either. Tons of good autos out there. When planting work the soil up where you indeed to transplant/plant if going into earth.
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Green_claws
Green_clawsanswered grow question 23 days ago
Just go for gorilla cookies fro. Fastbuds it's the most sold seed on the planet.. enough said... Ps forget autos...
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