Bro science??? How does this happen? By what mechanism(s) will ONA odor vapors (gases) be taken up by the plant and be retained in plant cells or fluids? Even if a few molecules over time diffuse into the plant they will comparably diffuse out when no longer exposed to ONA, such as surely during drying and curing. [Check with ONA manufacturer. I presume they will cite no plant uptake or residues].
Many people 'fumigate' their plants with rather toxic (including to humans) pesticide vapors/gases, such as use No-Pest Strips to treat insect and spider mite infestations, without uptake or retention by the plants. Various commercially-grown fruits and vegetables are exposed to pesticide vapors (that leave no residues) during their shipping and processing. And our plants don't take up terpenes/odors from other plants, such as from their neighbors in a tent.
