bubba kush grow

Alright so the plan is to use an organic soil to be named later (where i live their are no greenhouses or speciality stores so I have to buy supplies from lowes hardware or a tractor supply store) using foil to help with lighting. Lighting will be done by four CFL's (13 watts 900 lumens). Major issue i am facing right now is air flow they will be growing in a smaller closet the main problem being theres no windows or ventilation. Would simply running a fan inside the closet work to circulate the air and keep it cool, or do i need to draw in an outside air source? Final issue is the smell any ideas on a good way to solve this problem perhaps low cost air filters . maybe ill just burn incense ..... alot. thanks for any advice
Almost forgot growing Bubba Kush only seeds i could get my hands on in my area it seems to be drying up real quick in my hometown...

Bubba kush is my favorite strain! Sweet taste and smell and a great high!Good stuff for sure. You need air circulating from outside for transpiration so they can grow properly. Bubba doesnt smell too strong till you start handling it. Try to resist touching the stuff till its done. You could get a ozone generator for inside and a filter on the exhaust side if your worried. I thought Bubba was a clone only strain? Good Luck!

Bubba Kushman said:

Bubba kush is my favorite strain! Sweet taste and smell and a great high!Good stuff for sure. You need air circulating from outside for transpiration so they can grow properly. Bubba doesnt smell too strong till you start handling it. Try to resist touching the stuff till its done. You could get a ozone generator for inside and a filter on the exhaust side if your worried. I thought Bubba was a clone only strain? Good Luck!

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i have some bubba but i was not thrilled with the yield

it makes little popcorn buds
anyone know whow to get this one budding bigger please let me know

yeah you can only grow the first class bubba from the clones but from what i understand the seeds still produce some pretty good stuff. I'll have to let you know about how it produces. however i've run into a bit of a soil issue i cant seem to find any organic stuff, so i think i'm going to have to use something called sta-green moisture lock its a gardening soil for flowering and vegetable plants so it seems like it would be in line with what i need anyone withany experience with this stuff