X20K Glucose – Carbohydrate Fertilizer for Denser Buds & Weight Retention

X20K Glucose is the definitive finisher for your crop, a high-performance additive designed to fill your flowers with carbohydrates and prevent them from losing excessive volume and weight during the drying process. If you are looking for denser buds, with better flavor and that maintain their rock-hard structure even after curing, this is the product you were missing in your feeding chart.

Why do your buds shrink so much? (The Drying Drama)

We have all been there: you cut down spectacular, huge, and hard colas, thinking you have broken your personal record. But after two weeks of drying, you go to put them in the jars and realize they have turned into "popcorn". They have lost half their size and look airy.

It is incredibly frustrating to see months of work literally evaporate. While losing water is necessary for curing, losing the density and structure of the flower is a sign that the plant lacked the necessary reserves to maintain its shape. That "deflated" feeling when you weigh the dry harvest is the grower's worst nightmare.

The solution is to fill the plant cells before the cut. X20K Glucose acts as a hardening agent. By providing high-quality carbohydrates, liquid potassium, and organic acids in the final phase, you ensure that the flower swells from the inside. The result? When the water leaves, the sugar stays, keeping the bud hard, heavy, and with a much more potent aroma.

How X20K Glucose improves your harvest (FAB)

• Feature: High concentration of assimilable carbohydrates and liquid potassium.
• Advantage: It provides immediate energy to the plant during the ripening peak without forcing it to consume its own reserves.
• Benefit: You get heavier and harder flowers, significantly increasing the final gram-per-watt yield of your crop.
• Feature: Neutral organic acids in the formula.
• Advantage: They act as transport agents, facilitating the absorption of the remaining nutrients in the substrate.
• Benefit: You avoid salt blockages in the final stretch, ensuring a cleaner flavor and smoother smoke.
• Feature: Specific formulation for the drying phase.
• Advantage: It minimizes the structural collapse of the calyxes when losing moisture.
• Benefit: Your buds will have a professional "bag appeal", looking almost as big dry as they did when they were fresh.

How to use it for maximum fattening

This product is versatile and fits into any cultivation method, whether you use soil, coconut fiber, or Hydroponic and Aeroponic Systems. The key is the timing: it is designed for the final sprint.

• In irrigation (Fertigation): Add 1 to 2 ml per liter of water. Use it twice a week during the last 2 or 3 weeks of flowering (just before the final flush).
• Foliar application: If you want a shock effect, dilute 2 ml per liter and spray once a week during the last month. This is ideal if you have root problems and need the plant to absorb sugars through the leaves.

Remember that this product works great alongside your base Cannabis fertilizers, acting as that extra "dessert" your plants need to finish fattening up.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can I use it with other fatteners or PKs?

Yes, X20K Glucose is compatible with most PK boosters (Phosphorus and Potassium). In fact, combining it with a good NPK for flowering creates a synergy: the PK creates the flower, and the glucose fills and weighs it down.

Does it affect the taste of the weed?

Yes, but for the better. By increasing the production of Brix degrees (sugars) in the sap, the plant produces more terpenes. It does not leave a chemical taste; on the contrary, it enhances the natural nuances of the genetics.

Is it suitable for autoflowering plants?

Absolutely. Autoflowers have a very fast cycle and often struggle to gain density. A contribution of X20K in their last weeks can make the difference between airy buds and hard nuggets.

Does it really help with drying?

It is its main virtue. By having a higher concentration of solids (sugars) inside the cell, the structure collapses less when the water evaporates during the process of Harvesting and Drying Marijuana. You will notice that the buds "crunch" better and weigh more.

Personal Experience of Pevgrow’s CEO (Alan)

I admit I was skeptical about "sugar" products. I thought a good PK was enough. But I did a test with a Critical crop: half with X20K and half without. The difference wasn't seen so much in the pot, but on the drying rack.

The plants treated with X20K Glucose maintained a brutal hardness after 12 days of drying, while the others became somewhat softer. When you grind it, you notice that the resin is stickier and the yield in weight was almost 10% higher. Since then, I use it especially in Sativa varieties that tend to end up too airy. It's a cheap trick that pays for itself just with the extra weight you get.