Cannabis odors can stink up not only your house but also your neighbors might find it troublesome when the wind drifts a solid waft of that smell into their area. Regardless of where you live, having the right equipment for the job is a necessary task to not only keep your indoors happy, but those around you happy as well.
When cannabis became legal in Maine, one of the largest issues that faced growers was hiding the smell. It was hard – especially with how many plants some people were growing.
I’ll never forget working on a house in a regular neighborhood when all of a sudden a breeze picked up and the odor from the neighbors grow came through like a rhino.
“Someones got some plants!” my boss would say to me.
While neither of us put any mind towards getting a blast of cannabis odor to the face, other residents probably thought it to be annoying.
Regardless of where you live, if you decide to grow cannabis in the safety of your own home, the odor of your grow will permeate into the surrounding areas.
This comes as a cost to your neighbors and, in some cases, could get the cops called on you. Now the latter is an extreme measure, but a measure some folks are willing to take in order to stop your medical or recreational grow.
If you ask any home grower, they will tell you that the odors that can be produced from growing at home can be a lot. Meanwhile, those same people will say that respect is the number one priority. Respect for your neighbors is what it’s all about and creating a better understanding of cannabis while continuing to keep the peace is extremely important if you are looking to start your grow.
That is why our grow tents are 100% smell proof. We also offer the proper ventilation in order to make sure that your house doesn’t fill with cannabis odors.
Our tents are double layered and reduce light leakage by 99.96%. The light is locked in just as much as the odor. The ventilation system that we use also stops the odor from leaving the tent. With many looking to put their ventilation hose leading outside of a window or space in the house, the thought of attracting unwanted attention from the neighbors is a thing of the past!
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