Hey there
@RedWolfDiesel - lovely harvest!
on the sappy stuff, I had it a few grows ago on a CDLC from Mephisto, I was so chuffed I thought it was pure goodness ooozing out of the plant, but alas after some research I found it is essentially sugars and waters that are being squeezed out of the plant late in flower, mainly down to environmental factors.
Either Way, I dried it and smoked it as normal and it ruined the weed for me, my partner did not notice - but it kept getting hints of burning sugar so ended up putting the lot through bubble bags.
I was just looking to remind myself of the name and Dutch Passion have an article about it now which was not there when I had it - here is a small excerpt
Is cannabis xylem sap psychoactive?
If cannabis xylem sap produced by guttation was great to smoke, then there would already be a cult following by now! Unfortunately, the xylem sap is primarily composed of simple sugars, water and minerals, not cannabinoids and terpenes. The cannabinoids/terpenes are produced in the cannabis trichomes via completely different biochemical processes.
The cannabis resin produced by the trichomes tends to be in relatively small resin gland heads. The gland heads are often just 50-60 microns in diameter (or less), visible to the human eye but nothing like the size of droplets of cannabis xylem sap which may be several millimetres in diameter. Once the xylem sap has fully dried out, it will often leave a white residue of sugars and salts.
If you taste the cannabis xylem sap, you may notice a pleasant sweetish taste. However, because of the high sugar/salt content few would seriously recommend smoking it. Anyone that enthusiastically tries to dab a globule of cannabis xylem sap would feel seriously underwhelmed by the experience!
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Here is the link for the full article
I decided that if I had it again, I would just clip the little areas with the Xylem on and carry on as normal - hope that helps.
Z
p.s that purple writing is so hard for me to see - my old eyes dont make any of it out