Captspaulding said:

Have you been running in a damp ish environment and what’s the location of your charcoal filter in relation to that plant it’s the only thing I can think of

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LoveGrowingIt said:

@capone304 - Have you sprayed the leaves with anything?

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capone304 said:

No sir and it's back left no where near where it could have done this whatever it is came off that gorilla pie auto that's late flower no bug no mold anywhere nothing zero dampness on my leafs rh is 55 temp is 71itvwas like a tar substance craziest shit I ever seen j plucked the leafs and it scraped right off it was almost like resen from a bowl

No sir

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Captspaulding said:

Were you puffing a blunt in there?

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Shadytimes said:

You are likely experiencing a phenomenon called guttation. This is a natural process that occurs in many plants, including cannabis.
Guttation happens when the plant exudes drops of xylem sap, often during the night. These drops can appear on the buds, leaves, or stems and may have an amber, red, or even slightly purple hue. The process occurs due to root pressure forcing excess water and nutrients up through the plant when transpiration is low, typically at night or in high humidity conditions.
The red color of the sap is not cause for alarm. Cannabis xylem sap can vary in color, ranging from clear to amber, red, or even slightly purple. This coloration is due to the presence of various minerals, sugars, and other compounds in the sap.

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