How do plants get rid of there extra sugar?

[Audi331]

I' m wondering how plants get rid there extra sugar?

Audi331 Reviewed by Audi331 on 10-19-2011. How do plants get rid of there extra sugar? I' m wondering how plants get rid there extra sugar? Rating: 5

[canadianhemperor]

extra sugar? are you using a formula to boost resin production?

[Audi331]

Yes. Bud candy. But I have a tiny red hard substance coming from thee underside of my stems... is that extra sugar?

[canadianhemperor]

Post a pic if you can. I have no clue. Did not see that one coming and have never heard of this before interesting!

[canadianhemperor]

and how many weeks into flowering are you? what strain? do you use enzymes and beneficial bacteria?

[WashougalWonder]

Yes this is interesting, can you do a troubleshooting form too so we can see all the parameters involved. Will look forward to the picture being posted, but you won't be able to post it here until you get enough posts. So it will have to be a link to the picture.

Hey Rusty, this looks refreshingly different!!

[Audi331]

First week of bud. Only use advanced jungle juice and now bud candy.

[canadianhemperor]

Buy some sensizym it will help get rid of the excess sugar in the soil .Since you are in flowering you can start using it right away. Dont use municipal water it kills the enzymes( because of chlorine) and if you have well water (hard water) it's full of contaminants mostly limescale........!So it's not good for the plant. People who use that kind of water tend to get brown leaves ,ph issues and diseases ..........

[canadianhemperor]

Forgot to tell you Ro water or distilled water is the water you want to use .Most people use Ro (reverse osmosis):thumbsup:

[Audi331]

Its not in the soil its a small red hard substance on the underside of thr middle of my stems. It is coming from my plant. I use ro.