I've got some blueberry autos and 3 are in flower but they just ant got no smell? Please help
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I hate these bucking things!! lol blueberry my ass!!
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That doesn't mean anything is wrong buddy. I know how you feel though. The research I did before getting started had me thoroughly convinced my plants would be stinking so bad that SWAT coming in on zip lines with flash Bang grenades was basically inevitable. However, the truth is a surprising amount of Auto's don't stink that bad, even in late flower. It wasn't until I grew out some Portal and Mephisto strains that I found some truly offensive odors escaping my carbon fan. I have yet to grow anything that was strictly cannabis smelling. The worst of the worst comes off as cat piss and body odor after the carbon fan is done with it. I've grown dozens of strains at this point. If you have a run that isn't stinking, just try to enjoy it friend. If you want the funk, maybe try some Diesel or Cheese strains next time.
Oh, as an after thought, I don't know if you've ever grown photos or anything before, but in my experience if you don't allow Auto's to fully mature and you aren't diligent in your curing and manicuring process , you'll end up with bud that smells like hay (from all the chlorophyll). If I can help in any way just let me know! Hope my 2 cents helps some.
Man thanks it helped a lot I just recently grew a photo and it was rank
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Hardly any of my plants stink, and if they do, it's not much at all. I've never been able to figure out why. And I get no major smells, despite using good doses of Terpinator and other budding additives. Many or even most would consider you and I lucky in this respect; with major stink while growing definitely a downside and hassle for most growing indoors. As noted, If you want, stink, select autos that are simply known to totally reek, such with skunk, diesel, etc. lineage; and reported by growers as reeking.
I recall growing Dutch Passion AutoBlueberry, and I would not have selected it, if I expected strong stink while growing. It had no blueberry smell or much smell at all (fine with me) nor was it blue (not expected), but it tasted good, was potent, was unique, etc. (what everyone wants)
Why do you want plants that stink while growing vs. the ideal for most -- don't stink while growing but develop strain-characteristic aroma after curing?
If you want classic skunky smells, these are probably more from sulfur-containing volatile organic compounds (such as -SH/sulfhydryl/thiol groups and sulfides), rather than from terpenes. You may look into supplementing your media or soil with appropriate sulfur-containing supplements (make your medium more like fresh volcanic-derived soil, that is rich with this stuff, such as I presume is common in Hawaii). Hopefully, others can help you more regarding this. I presume organic growers are more familiar with how to make their plants stink by altering soil composition.
I recall growing Dutch Passion AutoBlueberry, and I would not have selected it, if I expected strong stink while growing. It had no blueberry smell or much smell at all (fine with me) nor was it blue (not expected), but it tasted good, was potent, was unique, etc. (what everyone wants)
Why do you want plants that stink while growing vs. the ideal for most -- don't stink while growing but develop strain-characteristic aroma after curing?
If you want classic skunky smells, these are probably more from sulfur-containing volatile organic compounds (such as -SH/sulfhydryl/thiol groups and sulfides), rather than from terpenes. You may look into supplementing your media or soil with appropriate sulfur-containing supplements (make your medium more like fresh volcanic-derived soil, that is rich with this stuff, such as I presume is common in Hawaii). Hopefully, others can help you more regarding this. I presume organic growers are more familiar with how to make their plants stink by altering soil composition.
Thanks bro yeah it's a good thing not to have the smell I just was thinking the more smell the more potency.
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I've only been growing about 6 months. But my plants are super healthy.
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Have you pulled them out of your grow area for any length of time? I have 3 Bubblicous and an AK more than half way through flower and inside the closet there is no smell. Very faint whiff if you put your nose right into a bud. Take 'em out for an hour and pungent is a weak description. lol. You suddenly know which is which without looking. :smoking:
I also now know that the super cheap odor control in my closet is kicking butt!
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I run a small micro setup with no odour control and every run it gets out of control by the end....some smell more than others for sure, but it isn't a reflection of potency...surprised to hear of a lack of smell on the DP BB auto...ive grown the DP photo BB for 5 years outdoors and she is a major stinker. Just finished rolling 22 joints of the BB(6 month cure) for icefishing trip, and my wife was super complainy about the smell. 
