So two beautiful plants , from seed / soil-4 1/2weeks in veg , both grown in the same planter , transplanted to bigger 20 gallon, 18/6 . It came to no surprise that one has grown faster and bigger , trained them to grow apart also bottom leaves won’t be shadowed out.both healthy with pre-flowers , just the smaller of the two is behind its sister . The question is , should I pull this plant?I don’t see separating being an option without stressing the other . Is this going to to be more work than it’s worth? One is at 45cm one at 30cm any advice would be great
Tried something new ?Anyone grow two in one planter
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mysunnyboy
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Billions before you friend
Pull it
Pull it
Crazy_Ace420
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This summer and the plants did not do well. Their roots touching stunted them i think and one plant did way worse compared to his brother. Bud development was dead slow
Crazy_Ace420
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the leaves scrunched up too into a stack in some spots, it was wierd afWell
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kovidkough
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multiple plants is possible in a hempy bucket but there must be proper spacing between the plants
these are another members photos but he constantly is cropping this way, the water table at the bottom allows the roots direct access to nutrients so they don't have to compete with one another
I would do this with clones, as different phenos may need different balance of food
these are another members photos but he constantly is cropping this way, the water table at the bottom allows the roots direct access to nutrients so they don't have to compete with one another
I would do this with clones, as different phenos may need different balance of food