CC looks stellar. The colors on her are exceptional. Very rich , and intense looking. To think in just a couple weeks you'll be lighting her on fire:smoke:.
Great idea about the ona, I totally forgot to bring it up. We have company on a semi regular basis. I have 3 ona buckets (way overkill, but that's how I roll). 5 gallon lowes buckets with holes.drilled along the sides (along the top). Mount a small Honeywell fan on the bucket facing downward. The bucket is filled with absorbent polymer crystals that you pour a diluted solution of ONA concentrate/Water into the bucket. One outside the tent always, and one that you can run elsewhere in the house immediately after working in the tent.
I also picked up a battery backup power supply, which is meant to run computers for like 20 minutes following power outages (to backup your work). To prepare for the inevitable outage of power which would render our filters useless, I can hookup my on a buckets to keep things reasonable for a few hours... Last thing I need is to have the smell pouring out of the house in peak flower...
I find it best to be paranoid and over prepared. I have to enter my tent 2 sometimes 3 times a day to water my coco plants. Without the ONA the woman woukd have my head... atleast now it's only noticeable while I work on them...
The blocks are good, but depending on the extent of your odor problem, it may not be enough. If it isn't, make an on a bucket too. Odor really is the most dangerous part about growing so I understand their concern. It's a battle we will likely face forever... Christ, I have to change my clothes and shower after working with my girls if I will be seeing anybody afterwords. We will never win, it's all about damage control.
Great idea about the ona, I totally forgot to bring it up. We have company on a semi regular basis. I have 3 ona buckets (way overkill, but that's how I roll). 5 gallon lowes buckets with holes.drilled along the sides (along the top). Mount a small Honeywell fan on the bucket facing downward. The bucket is filled with absorbent polymer crystals that you pour a diluted solution of ONA concentrate/Water into the bucket. One outside the tent always, and one that you can run elsewhere in the house immediately after working in the tent.
I also picked up a battery backup power supply, which is meant to run computers for like 20 minutes following power outages (to backup your work). To prepare for the inevitable outage of power which would render our filters useless, I can hookup my on a buckets to keep things reasonable for a few hours... Last thing I need is to have the smell pouring out of the house in peak flower...
I find it best to be paranoid and over prepared. I have to enter my tent 2 sometimes 3 times a day to water my coco plants. Without the ONA the woman woukd have my head... atleast now it's only noticeable while I work on them...
The blocks are good, but depending on the extent of your odor problem, it may not be enough. If it isn't, make an on a bucket too. Odor really is the most dangerous part about growing so I understand their concern. It's a battle we will likely face forever... Christ, I have to change my clothes and shower after working with my girls if I will be seeing anybody afterwords. We will never win, it's all about damage control.
