Well, as of day 3 into flower, it's really looking like it's going to be a great year for yielding. I have 4 different strains going in the greenhouse... 2 pre-98 bubba kush, 1 gorilla glue, 2 blue widows, and 1 we call the mystery OG. Our buddy gave us the clones, but then when I questioned if the OG was really an OG, he said he actually wasn't sure but his buddy said he thought it was an OG. Looks more like a Train wreck to me, but whatever because it's my biggest plant. The weirdest thing happened though. I planted all the plants equal distance apart, in 2 rows of 3. In the front, that the sun hits first, I have one row starting with a bubba, and the other row starting with the blue widow, then in the middle section, the bubba on in the same row as the other bubba, and the other blue widow next to its clone sibling. Then in the back, where the sun hits them last, I have the gorilla glue in the same row as the bubbaso, and the mystery OG in the same row as the widows. Both of the first plants, that get the most sun, (1 bulbs and 1 widow) are significantly smaller than their clone sibling placed in the middle, and the plants in the far back are the largest altogether. All the plants have been fed and treated exactly the same. So this is such a wierd phenomenon to me. Plus, last year, the plants in the front were the ones to get the largest. Any idea why or how this could happen? I will try to get better photos tomorrow in different light, but it's hard to get good photos in there because there isn't much room to back up and get the whole photo.