"my" 2 favorite strains!

[superjet]

don't look like the gg4 fox tailed on you to bad, good job, both look great

thank you SIR. coming from you, that means a lot! I thought "my" OG was the best thing since sliced bread...........until I got the GLUE!

 

[sturgeongeneral]

looks good. i run pbp as well in my rockwool trays, its a simple nutrient line that produces great results.

 

[FreeUrMind]

Very nice plants like your setup.

 

[acdc]

looks well indoors superjet

 

[yahooman]

if you dont mind me asking,where did you get larry/sfv seeds?it must be lemony....

 

[superjet]

if you dont mind me asking,where did you get larry/sfv seeds?it must be lemony....

no, it's not lemony at all really. more fuel and skunk if you ask me. these are seeds (S1s) from swerves larry og that he won the cup with in San Francisco in 2011. I picked up two six packs (2011) of the feminized larry og. one pack was worthless (didn't germ) while the other pack was simply amazing. all six were very different and I picked this one because the smell seemed kinda unique (different). before everybody starts hate'n on his gear or his dumb @ss, let me tell you, he had a couple bad@ss OGs which I believe he got from the Capt. himself. we all know how sick his OGs were/are what ever. anyways I've never had a plant make more people freakout/puke/ go to the ER, ever. hahahah!!!

 

[Desiderata]

Holy Cow, perfect 1200W setup, and good formula, thus you got Huge Calyx (calyces plural) with that SFV. It's funny how well those T-5's Veg out so well. Until these latest LED's IMO T-5's were the brightest per watt, because we used those to upgrade wharehouse lights and they are good (bright) up to 30' away. Almost blinding all the lumens.

BTW those are some very nice orange hair triked big buds! Letting them go all the way to where the fan leaves turn colors will kick some ass!

 

[PaulieWaulie]

36 OZ x 29G = 1044/1200= .87G/Watt

Very good for GG4, and OG's in a simple setup like yours. (no crazy hydro, co2, reflectors, Bloom boosters / additives etc)