Best way to mask outdoor smell?

[MarkExpress]

Hi there, guys! I am getting ready for my harvest this year and its close to the road and a lot of traffic. Stronger wind currents will likely move some smell to the nearby rural road (30-50 feet away from nearest plant, 20 total plants) which is traveled by pedestrians or cars at least a dozen times a day. Odor will be an issue, so I need help with your recommendations of things to set up on the perimeter to mask the smell. Anything, economical, for a period of one month. Your help and suggestions are greatly appreciated! I need to pay off my car and pay my first-year university, can't lose this :)

 

[SecretJardinDS90]

Dead animals would work, rotting garbage, things of that nature

 

[coloradochem]

dead skunk in the middle of the road. no one will think it ganja.

 

[SecretJardinDS90]

dead skunk in the middle of the road. no one will think it ganja.

Good one!

 

[MarkExpress]

Is there a way I can make some kind of a mixture? Dead animals and garbage will not work - I don't have skunks around here and rotting garbage doesn't work because I would need to have a huge pile of organic garbage distributed along the 20 feet stretch of the perimeter in question. Rotting vegetables simply don't smell that much.

 

[coloradochem]

harvest in the middle of the night then

 

[MarkExpress]

harvest in the middle of the night then

If the smell is noticed from the road, I will not even get to the harvest stage. I need to mask the smell for a month

 

[SecretJardinDS90]

Only other thing I can really think of is fresh cut grass or a fertilized lawn, lawn fertilizer stink like shit. I dunno man, I tend not to grow outdoors where there's high traffic areas, your better off going into the woods next year. Just saying

 

[coloradochem]

dont know then man. I think any thing that stinks for a month, is going to attract some suspicion regardless of its origin. Id hope for the best, and find a better spot next year.

 

[SecretJardinDS90]

dont know then man. I think any thing that stinks for a month, is going to attract some suspicion regardless of its origin. Id hope for the best, and find a better spot next year.

Agreed

 

[mal]

Collect any road kill you see and put it off the road between the road and your plants, or collect cow shit, pig shit or horse manure and dump it between your plants and the road. Hopefully you can't see your plants from the road, good luck and I hope all is well

mal

 

[SecretJardinDS90]

OoOoOoOoOo that smell! Can't you smell that smell

 

[Blaze]

dont know then man. I think any thing that stinks for a month, is going to attract some suspicion regardless of its origin. Id hope for the best, and find a better spot next year.

Yup... Don't leave the gardening unattended, that is your best bet. Masking smell outdoors just does not work....