I'm getting visitors probably around day 47. This of course means hiding the evidence and I'm using attic for that. My main concern is the odor control because there's no electricity.
Current plan is to load the plants in a cardboard box and wrap it in big plastic bag. Or buy a plastic box. Then load air fresheners and odor removal bags on top of that box. This brings me to my next woe; air flow. Will MJ survive 2 days with minimal oxygen in darkness? Or am I to early harvest and if so, what's the odor then compared to alive plants?
I doubt that attic is on heavy use but I'd like to keep my good night sleep intact.
Current plan is to load the plants in a cardboard box and wrap it in big plastic bag. Or buy a plastic box. Then load air fresheners and odor removal bags on top of that box. This brings me to my next woe; air flow. Will MJ survive 2 days with minimal oxygen in darkness? Or am I to early harvest and if so, what's the odor then compared to alive plants?
I doubt that attic is on heavy use but I'd like to keep my good night sleep intact.
Betty Boos so they'll be max 20-30 cm at that point. They're not the stinkiest type but the sweetness lingers in air. No cable possibility. The street is far away and the building is high. My only concern is when someone else visits the attic. And, if the odor is managed, what about the airless condition they'll be in? Wrapped in plastic and all. Or maybe if cardboard box is used I cut openings to the bottom and wrap the rest... There is an air flow in the attic.
I've birds as pets. Air fresheners and battery operated portable fans attached to them (1,65€ each) to spread the scent. On the other hand they are smelling like coffee more every day. Perhaps by day 47 the "green" smell is replaced with the coffee entirely? 
