Posted in Cannabis Odor Control

An odor complaint arrives during a busy production week. Your team checks the filters, reviews the ventilation settings and starts comparing products advertised as cannabis odor absorbers. The options range from small passive containers to equipment designed for continuous exhaust treatment.Which one fits your operation?When choosing an odor absorber for cannabis growing, evaluate the air stream and emission sources the system must treat, its performance under your operating conditions, and t...

A harvest can enter the drying room with a distinctive aroma, then begin smelling more like cut grass or hay. For a commercial grower, that change raises questions about product quality, drying consistency and whether something in the process has gone off track.A hay smell during drying can accompany changes in cannabis aroma as plant material loses moisture. It can also prompt an investigation into drying conditions and aroma loss. The smell alone does not identify the cause, confirm contami...