With any facility, the odours that can result from its operations are its responsibility. Indeed, odours are intrusive and when emitted at a large capacity, negatively impact and interrupt the quality of life and enjoyment of those within the community. As a result, Health Canada and other organizations have implemented odour control requirements for the indoor commercial production of Cannabis. To ensure that your organization is abiding by governmental and community regulations and standard...

If you are concerned about legal issues, or simply want to minimize the exposure of scent from your greenhouse to your neighbours, the Cannabusters team has some Cannabis Odor control tips for you.  Cleanliness is best for Odor Control Much like eliminating odour in your house or car, for efficient odour control in your greenhouse, ensuring that the environment is clean of residue and odour-producing items is a strategic tactic. Routinely replace air filters, regularly wipe down p...

With over 545 chemical compounds and more than 700 strains, the smell that Cannabis plants produce includes a lot of myths and misunderstandings. Cannabusters have decided to clear the air, literally, about the smell that Cannabis plants produce and debunk fictitious information about your flowering harvest.  Cannabis Smell Myth: Growing Cannabis Will Stink Up The Neighbourhood For eliminating the smell that your flowering plants produce and ventilating the air within the room tha...

Humidity and cannabis are a recipe for odor complaints. Not only does humidity trap and maintain cannabis odors in the air, but it enables cannabis odors to linger for a longer amount of time. With Cannabusters you can steer clear of smell complaints and protect your reputation. But what is the science behind heat and its effect on cannabis smells? Cannabusters dug a bit deeper:  Cannabis Odor-Causing Molecules and Summer:  Cannabis plants release numerous molecules that cause odo...

The odour identified with cannabis is a result of a chemical compound released into the air VOC also known as volatile organic compounds. But how problematic is this odour? From growing operations being ordered to shut down after resident complaints to routine license renewals being refused, cannabis odours can result in annoyance and complaints from residents within the surrounding area. Due to this, it is recommended to invest in a professional cannabis odour control company to implement su...