ItsTimmyMan
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I guess you could grow cannabis as an ornamental. The problem is that it needs over 12 hours of sunlight each day to keep it in vegetative (growth) state which may require some artificial sunlight in shorter days to keep it from flowering.
Cannabis will grow happily either in pots suited to the size of the plant or in a garden bed with plenty of room to move. Keep in mind that the larger the root space, the more potential it has to get massive. It could easily go from ornamental to a small car with enough space, light, water and nutrients.
Yes cannabis does have a very distinctive smell, usually regardless of strain. It's very identifiable. If you live in a part of the world where it is illegal or only for medicinal purposes and you neither have a medicinal car or a growers card then yes, the smell will definitely matter unless you live a decent distance form your neighbors.
This is a very strange question in my opinion but an ornamental cannabis plant sounds quite delicate and it is a beautiful plant after all!
I hope I've answered some questions for you!
Cannabis will grow happily either in pots suited to the size of the plant or in a garden bed with plenty of room to move. Keep in mind that the larger the root space, the more potential it has to get massive. It could easily go from ornamental to a small car with enough space, light, water and nutrients.
Yes cannabis does have a very distinctive smell, usually regardless of strain. It's very identifiable. If you live in a part of the world where it is illegal or only for medicinal purposes and you neither have a medicinal car or a growers card then yes, the smell will definitely matter unless you live a decent distance form your neighbors.
This is a very strange question in my opinion but an ornamental cannabis plant sounds quite delicate and it is a beautiful plant after all!
I hope I've answered some questions for you!
Yang Yu
420 Member
I grow them in the tents all the time. It wont have any legal issuses in Canada. So just be careful.
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Thank you for your kind advice. I have learned more about the growth process of cannabis.
I really love the flower of cannabis. But after reading your word, I'm worried about the smell. My country just allows medicinal canna. So if possible, could you give me some advice about the strong smell?
Thanks a lot~
I really love the flower of cannabis. But after reading your word, I'm worried about the smell. My country just allows medicinal canna. So if possible, could you give me some advice about the strong smell?
Thanks a lot~
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Thank you for your kind advice. I have learned more about the growth process of cannabis.I guess you could grow cannabis as an ornamental. The problem is that it needs over 12 hours of sunlight each day to keep it in vegetative (growth) state which may require some artificial sunlight in shorter days to keep it from flowering.
Cannabis will grow happily either in pots suited to the size of the plant or in a garden bed with plenty of room to move. Keep in mind that the larger the root space, the more potential it has to get massive. It could easily go from ornamental to a small car with enough space, light, water and nutrients.
Yes cannabis does have a very distinctive smell, usually regardless of strain. It's very identifiable. If you live in a part of the world where it is illegal or only for medicinal purposes and you neither have a medicinal car or a growers card then yes, the smell will definitely matter unless you live a decent distance form your neighbors.
This is a very strange question in my opinion but an ornamental cannabis plant sounds quite delicate and it is a beautiful plant after all!
I hope I've answered some questions for you!
I really love the flower of cannabis. But after reading your word, I'm worried about the smell. My country just allows medicinal canna. So if possible, could you give me some advice about the strong smell?
Thanks a lot~
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Can it grow in tent? Could you tell me what kind of tent? Should I spend much more money?I grow them in the tents all the time. It wont have any legal issuses in Canada. So just be careful.
There are many low odor strains.
Northern lights comes to mind.
Northern lights comes to mind.
ItsTimmyMan
Well-Known Member
Well if you love the Cannabis flower, you're definitely in the right place!
The smell problem depends on your own personal circumstances. How far you live from others, whom you may live with and where the plant will be growing. In the traditional sense, people have typically used a filter such as a carbon filter in order to minimize odors but that requires a sealed area such as a tent (which I'm sure you wouldn't want for an ornamental). Another option is to look online for a strain that is known for it's little to no odor, small stature and stealth capabilities.
There are too many variables to list without being there to see it in person. We're not sure if you have property, live in a unit or even share a house with Mr. Plod.
Here are a few ideas:
1. Carbon filter to minimize odor.
2. Low odor weed strains
3. Buy a self camouflaged Cannabis strain.
The third option is a strain that has an inherent mutation in the structure of the leaves which make it that more difficult to identify. This will however get more detectable as the flowers emerge.
I hope this has helped you somehow
labexperiment
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If growing hemp is legal in your country, you could grow that. Same genetics as cannabis but extremely low to no THC, and it flowers the same.
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That really helps. The suggest of northern lights sounds good for me. I will learn more about different kinds of canna.
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Really helps a lot. Maybe I can find a ventilated area. Besides, I just wanna plant a few, so I think everything will be OK. Under your advice, I will learn more about the kind of small odor strain. Thanks again.Well if you love the Cannabis flower, you're definitely in the right place!
The smell problem depends on your own personal circumstances. How far you live from others, whom you may live with and where the plant will be growing. In the traditional sense, people have typically used a filter such as a carbon filter in order to minimize odors but that requires a sealed area such as a tent (which I'm sure you wouldn't want for an ornamental). Another option is to look online for a strain that is known for it's little to no odor, small stature and stealth capabilities.
There are too many variables to list without being there to see it in person. We're not sure if you have property, live in a unit or even share a house with Mr. Plod.
Here are a few ideas:
1. Carbon filter to minimize odor.
2. Low odor weed strains
3. Buy a self camouflaged Cannabis strain.
The third option is a strain that has an inherent mutation in the structure of the leaves which make it that more difficult to identify. This will however get more detectable as the flowers emerge.
I hope this has helped you somehow
ItsTimmyMan
Well-Known Member
Start by learning the differences between Sativa, Indica and Ruderalis.
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It's really nice advice. If the flowers are the same, Maybe I can start with the kind of strain with little odor and low THC. Thanks a lot.
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I've already known the difference among those three. But it will take time to find which suits me best. Thanks, that's SO kind of you.
Is it just me, or am I sensing that "ornamental" should be in "quotes"?
ItsTimmyMan
Well-Known Member
Yea, kind of assumed you were knew to it all. Sorry. Good luck with your search and I hoped I helped somewhat
