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Thanks for advice, Lidds0
I erected the tent last summer in our communal garden/park behind our block of flats in central Oslo, hence the long grass (the lawn hadn't been trimmed for a while). It was just to get it up and check its condition, and to see that all parts were there. As we don't live in an ideal location for leaving a tent erected for any length of time, I'll probably take to my mum's end of next week and put it up in her garden for some time. Unlike us, she's got a detached house with a decent garden. 
And I'll make sure there is sufficient airflow underneath the tent. I'll try to raise the groundsheet slightly off the ground too. 
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Thanks very much for very good advice, all of you! 
All your information and suggestions are most appreciated.
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Topic: Cotton tent which smells bad
