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Cannabis cultivation comes with many challenges, but one of the most significant for commercial growers is odor control. It is easy to detect the strong, pungent perfume of cannabis, which frequently causes neighbors to complain and raises possible legal issues. Growers use a variety of odor management techniques to combat this, including as carbon filters, air filtration, and odor neutralizing products like Cannabusters. Which choice, though, is ideal for your greenhouse? In this g...

Often found in products such as vapes, THC oils and edibles, Synthetic THC products produce an unpleasant and potent smell. If you are not feeling your best and engaging in synthetic marijuana use for medical purposes, or if you are just indulging in synthetic THC products recreationally, strong odors are guaranteed to arrive. Read on to find out the ways to mitigate the unpleasant aromas of synthetic THC products in this article from the Cannabusters team.1. Choose Low-Odor ProductsOne of th...

Sweater weather, crisp apple pie and vivid leaves make cannabis enthusiasts and growers alike consider potential cannabis innovations for managing their harvests outdoors during seasonal change. If you are considering becoming an outdoor cannabis grower, or if you are currently managing your cannabis cultivation outside, here are some cultivation tactics to try this fall from the Cannabusters team.Purify Your Outdoor AirPurifying the air within your cannabis cultivation facility can do wonder...

As the cannabis industry continues to flourish, so does the need for effective odor control practices. While dealing with odors is critical for regulatory compliance and community relations, it's equally important to consider the environmental impact of these practices. Read on to explore the most common cannabis odor control methods and their environmental impacts in this article from the Cannabusters team: Carbon Filtration: Carbon filtration is a popular choice for removing odors ...

Does Each Form Of Cannabis Consumption Produce A Smell?The use of cannabis dates back to 2800 BC as Chinese medicine. In the ’70s, Cannabis was referred to as a “jazz cigarette” and “loco weed”. Today, Cannabis is used both medicinally and socially and is identified by how it is being consumed. So what are the methods of cannabis consumption and what smell can you expect from each method? As the number 1 Cannabis odor eliminator, The Cannabusters team is here to explain each ty...