Water on tops of leafs But Im Not watering? Dischharge?

[kdspecial]

Sweetness, Too bad that plant went male on me, It was my best grown plant to date, It looked so nice. Ohh well try try again/

kd

kdspecial Reviewed by kdspecial on 09-29-2006. Water on tops of leafs But Im Not watering? Dischharge? The past couple days I have noticed on one of my plants (Strain boggleGum) small bit of water ontop of the leaf. but its not getting there from me. Its a really small bit and I have only seen it twice now every few days. I am going to track if its the same leaf every time. I couldn't get a pict as I wipe it off to try and see what it is. Its almost gel like i think. Is it maybe the leaf dischargin to protect againt somthing? the temp are 80 and they are 5 days into flowering. ProMix Soil Rating: 5

[stinkyattic]

.theyr producing that liquid to stop the leaves drying out which is a good thing and a sign of good air humidity.

Uh....

No.

If your facts were straight about producing water droplets to stop the leaves drying out, then that would mean the humidity was BAD.

And if the leaves were oozing water, they would dry out FASTER.

The only thing a plant produces to protect itself from drought is resin and wax. Like the leaves of a jade plant- notice they are waxy.

Some plants grow HAIRS to protect themselves, keeping an insulating layer of still, moist air close to the leaf/stem surface (look closely at the stems of cannabis for example, or at a lamb's ear plant).

Please do your homework before posting misinformation.

[kdspecial]

Right On!!!

[UnitedParcelSecrets]

Uh....

No.

If your facts were straight about producing water droplets to stop the leaves drying out, then that would mean the humidity was BAD.

And if the leaves were oozing water, they would dry out FASTER.

The only thing a plant produces to protect itself from drought is resin and wax. Like the leaves of a jade plant- notice they are waxy.

Some plants grow HAIRS to protect themselves, keeping an insulating layer of still, moist air close to the leaf/stem surface (look closely at the stems of cannabis for example, or at a lamb's ear plant).

Please do your homework before posting misinformation.

Even better, please do your homework before posting GOOD information