]
Thought about that scroll...but then the thought of the roots tangling would kill them both...plus i considered their size coming up...its best to split them to prevent any other kinds of stress
I have a journal a few months back about this very thing. It happened with a TGA Querkle.
I separated a poly-embryonic seedling. It caught up eventually and grew as tall if not slightly more vigorous.
It just happened to me again last week. I separated a Mosca C99. I was so pissed I only got two out of 12 ceeds to germ, I pulled the little bastard and planted it also. It is a little sad thing, but it should catch up.
If you are careful, and do it early, it's not bad.
The Querkle I got actually was a girl and so was it's twin.
It has happened to me a total of three times, in the past two years.