2 in 1! what the fuh

jbrown3

Active Member

• Jan 20, 2014

• #1

I'll get some pics up later, but for now can someone please tell me what the fuck happens when you have a feminized seed popping up two sprouts in 1, it's got me tripping. Ahaha. It's a c99 from female seeds and it was the only feminized seed I planted out of 14 plants.

 

AimAim

Well-Known Member

• Jan 20, 2014

• #2

jbrown3 said:

what the fuck happens when you have a feminized seed popping up two sprouts in 1, it's got me tripping.

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So you planted one seed and got two plants coming up. Is that your question?

Not unheard of.

 

jbrown3

Active Member

• Jan 20, 2014

• #3

Yup that'd be my question

 

hyroot

Well-Known Member

• Jan 20, 2014

• #4

most citrus seeds do that. you can grow up to 7 lemon trees or bushes from one seed. It usually ends up being around 3 plants.

 

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~Dankster~420

Well-Known Member

• Jan 20, 2014

• #5

2 isnt that un heard of. Now 3 is when you really need to be like WTF.. https://www.rollitup.org/subcools-old-school-organics/752835-hey-guys-got-3-jack.html Check it out..

jbrown3 said:

I'll get some pics up later, but for now can someone please tell me what the fuck happens when you have a feminized seed popping up two sprouts in 1, it's got me tripping. Ahaha. It's a c99 from female seeds and it was the only feminized seed I planted out of 14 plants.

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Steelheader3430

Well-Known Member

• Jan 20, 2014

• #6

jbrown! whats up man?

 

crispypb840

Active Member

• Jan 21, 2014

• #7

can you split them up? either way, sounds like a nice surprise.

 

twistedj420

Active Member

• Jan 21, 2014

• #8

This is really funny I got a c99 seed that did the same thing, it was g13. 2 sprouts from 1 seed, I never split mine I twisted them together and am letting them veg like that.

 

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way2gone

Member

• Mar 25, 2014

• #9

crispypb840 said:

can you split them up? either way, sounds like a nice surprise.

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Some can, as long as they have separate tap roots, if done carefully and early splitting them up is very possible.