Is it possible to grow marijuana that doesn't have that distinctive aroma?

[Annie-Xmas]

Is that a million dollar idea or what?

What causes it, and how to get a plant that doesn’t have it, but still has the same effects?

[Jackmannii]

Genetic engineering (though stench will be less of an issue as legalization advances).

I’m waiting to see the reaction when the first THC-enhanced GM varieties hit the market. We’ll see how strongly the anti-biotech crowd objects.

[Senegoid]

@Jackmannii

Genetic engineering (though stench will be less of an issue as legalization advances).

I’m waiting to see the reaction when the first THC-enhanced GM varieties hit the market. We’ll see how strongly the anti-biotech crowd objects.

Especially when Monsanto monopolizes market there.

[SJL4041]

It’s already here:

Gizmodo | The Future Is Here

@Gizmodo

The scent that drifted out was delicious — flowery, piney, sweet. The strain is named Girl Scout Cookies partly because of its distinctive, pleasant aroma. Some say it smells like candy, but I think it’s more like a mild sandalwood incense. The point is, its a hybrid that smells delightful — unlike some strains that are unmistakably cheesy or skunky.

[rowrrbazzle]

How about the killjoy marijuana with the therapeutic properties but no high?

http://www.tokeofthetown.com/2012/07/hey_israel_you_didnt_invent_thc-free_weed_nature_d.php