I just wanted to know how come my bud doesn’t have a strong smell to it but my stem does. I moved the stems one day and smelled my hands and the scent was so strong, but if i put my nose to the Bud i don’t smell anything. Just started week 5 of flower and this is my first grow ever… thanks for the help!
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Welcome 
What about if you gentle squeeze the bud then smell you fingers 
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Welcome to the community!
What’s your temp and humidity?
Photo or autos?
Strain?
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Temp 78.
Humidity 50
Strain sunset sherbet
Photo
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That worked i never thought to try that
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Even if the buds don’t have much of a smell once you dry and cure them that’ll change.
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Welcome to the forum! Can we see your ladies?
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What he said☝️let’s have a peek.
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welcome to the community. some days i cant smell my plants, or i get mixed smells with all the different strains in the tent. now when im feeding and the tent stays open and it will stink up my whole house.
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I love to rub the stems, dank smelling good.
Strains exude smells at different times. Thus far, my autos normally start around wk 5 flower of flowering giving off some smell.
Love the fruity smell as it gets closer to maturing.
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Your vpd looks good… Just be patient… Like @Outlaw said… You’ve got a bit to go yet… And once you dry and cure it the smell should be more pronounced. However, growing by seed produces different phenotypes so… This seed may prove to be stinkier or less stinky…
Good luck! Keep up the good work!
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Please excuse my bad forum manners today.
Welcome to the happy place. 
I love a good smellin plant, in our illegal state, potency without a smell is good thing.
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Welcome to the forum!
Mmmmmm, we love smellin’ them plants and buds! 
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Welcome to the community ,
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Welcome to the community. Like the others have said.
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We really need some sort of smellovision technology on this forum.
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We can only hope
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Appreciate all the feed back!!!
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She looks good! Almost ready too I’d wager. My first grow didnt smell too much until after she dryed some. Looking at your plant id like to offer a tip for your next run.
the leaves have a real shinny/glossy look and are deep deep green. This is a signal for too much nitrogen in the feed through flowering. When the plants kick from veg to flower they stretch out then buds start forming. Once the stretch is over you can dial back a little on the nitrogen. How you do that really depends on whatever nutes your using but its just as simple as that.
Super pretty flower growmie. Well done.