PROJECT A 2022

Boomdrawfyah Day 20 for the Project A Family, we'll soon put her in her transplant spot where she'll spend the whole cycle. We're fighting a bit with whiteflies.

Boomdrawfyah Day 35 of life in total and 10 days after the transplant, they are giving off quite a smell and are taking hold in the soil; you can also notice it in their sturdiness and the size of the leaves. We're waiting for the strong push that won't take long!!

Boomdrawfyah Day 43 since germination and day 18 since transplanting, they are looking pretty good now. It's time to give them lots of love and good food to see them grow nice and healthy.

Boomdrawfyah Day 47 of life and third week after transplant, you can see in its huge leaves and in the stem that the plant is well supplied with nutrients and elicitors, they're going to be real monsters in 5 months that the cycle is going to last and we're going to give a lot of trouble!!

Boomdrawfyah 57 days old and 31 days since transplant, what a difference! In just 10 days, they've grown 50 cm, the size has increased dramatically. There’s a grasshopper eating a leaf, but nothing serious. They're growing very healthy with huge leaves that have 11 leaflets. In the last photo, there's a comparison with the bottom of a 5L bottle.

Boomdrawfyah Day 64 since germination and 36 days after transplanting, the genetics from Paradise Seeds look really healthy along with the nutrition and elicitation products from Terranbis. They've grown quite a bit in the 5 weeks since transplanting, now over 1.50 m. We're still working to get the best results 💪🏽💪🏽🔥

Boomdrawfyah Day 76 since germination and 48 days after transplanting, the robustness of the plants is starting to show; they are quite tall, almost 2 meters, and are pretty wide. The only thing noticeable is the 1051; its branches grow very straight up. The white noise grows with slightly wavy leaves, although it doesn't affect the plant. Soon we will tie them down with a structure to keep the branches more secured and distributed, making them safer against the winds and rains that will start in September.

Boomdrawfyah Day 83 of life and 55 days after transplanting, they already have many branches and the plant is filling out. You can see in comparison to a week ago how much they have grown; they are very healthy and continue to become robust. Let's see how far they can go!

Boomdrawfyah Day 95 of life, there are two photos from day 91 of life before tying up the plants, the other photos are current. There’s a heatwave, it’s over 35 degrees Celsius, and the weather is bad; a storm could hit at any moment, so we decided to take the plants to help them withstand any bad weather. They keep growing and are monstrous, although the indicas are already showing pistils. I think it will still take a while for them to flower, but for now, everything is going great. Let’s hope no storm ruins the crop.

Boomdrawfyah Day 110 of life and 2nd to 3rd week of flowering. They have made a final stretch reaching almost 3 m and have started to bloom, they look very healthy, everything is going well, although some grasshoppers are still munching on the leaves, nothing serious. Stormy weather and rain are coming, let's hope nothing serious happens, the plants are prepared to withstand whatever comes, although there can always be some unforeseen event.

Boomdrawfyah Day 118 4th week of flowering everything is going perfectly, we have to be careful with the caterpillars, it's still very hot and humid although not for long everything is going to change.

Boomdrawfyah Day 126, 5th week of flowering, they look very healthy and are starting to form buds, the flowering is a bit slow, you can see the 1051 and the Chocolate Wafflez are already full of resin, the Glow Starz and the White Noise keep producing buds, we've seen some caterpillars that surprised us since there hasn't been any rain yet and the plants were protected, but I guess the low temperatures are causing the caterpillars.

Boomdrawfyah Day 134 and week 6 of flowering, last day of life for the plants. This year has been a bit strange, the plants have grown like monsters, they had spectacular growth with a very large stem and flexible, very resilient branches. But when it came to the swelling of the flowers, I don't know why they lacked the final push to bulk up the buds; they look really good, a lot of resin, and a strong, pleasant smell, but I expected more in the final phase. We cut them down since there were also caterpillars, and I couldn't completely get rid of them. Next week was going to be full of rain, so I decided to cut a bit earlier to prevent any major issues. There are a lot of people who like to cut early since the effect is very different; this year we'll see how it goes.