DaddyFatSaX
Well-Known Member
i just went outside today and got hit with a heavy scent of cannabis smell when I went to my friends car across the street from myself. I’m pretty sure 3/4 of the houses on my block smoke or sell or both.
At first I thought it was his car or the neighbors but then I went to go walk and get some cigarettes like 2 hours later I smelled it again and it was pretty strong.
I’m in week 3 of flower and have been turning off my fan with the light because it was easier for me setting the timer but when I noticed that, I went back inside and turned the fan on in my room.. when I got back from the cigarettes like 30 min later it still smelled, but when I went on my porch I didint smell anything and when I went inside I couldn’t reallly smell anything and I smoked like a chillum before I left. I have a phresh filter andI think that was top of the line when I bought it.
is there anyway to tell if it’s me or my neighbors? I was thinking of smoking a cigarette and walking around the block and checking again because it seems like cigarettes makes the smell of cannabis more apparent if I was “nose blind” to it .
At first I thought it was his car or the neighbors but then I went to go walk and get some cigarettes like 2 hours later I smelled it again and it was pretty strong.
I’m in week 3 of flower and have been turning off my fan with the light because it was easier for me setting the timer but when I noticed that, I went back inside and turned the fan on in my room.. when I got back from the cigarettes like 30 min later it still smelled, but when I went on my porch I didint smell anything and when I went inside I couldn’t reallly smell anything and I smoked like a chillum before I left. I have a phresh filter andI think that was top of the line when I bought it.
is there anyway to tell if it’s me or my neighbors? I was thinking of smoking a cigarette and walking around the block and checking again because it seems like cigarettes makes the smell of cannabis more apparent if I was “nose blind” to it .
