I know i planted only 1 seed. Whats happening here?
- Thread starter 420magic
- Start date
MissinThe90’sStrains
Well-Known Member
I’ve only had that happen once in 15 years. I separated the plants and both grew fine. Congrats - you got twins.
420magic
Member
Awesome! Did you seperate them when they were seedlings or did you let them mature?
ttystikk
Well-Known Member
The sooner the better, otherwise the roots intertwine and they are a bear to get apart without damaging them.
I'm curious about whether they're identical or fraternal twins.
How fun!
MissinThe90’sStrains
Well-Known Member
The sooner you can seperate them, the better - before the roots get anll intertwined. I start pepper seeds every year, 2-3 seeds per plug. It’s the same deal, get them apart before the roots tangle up and then they’re fine.
Billytheluther
Well-Known Member
I had this happen in my current run.
two tails popped out the hull before i sowed them.
One of them dominated and the other aborted growth, i didnt even get rid of it its just there doing nothing standing an inch above soil
two tails popped out the hull before i sowed them.
One of them dominated and the other aborted growth, i didnt even get rid of it its just there doing nothing standing an inch above soil
Jonesfamily7715
Well-Known Member
This happened to me recently one was male one female. Wasn't hard to pull apart after sexing either just pulled the male straight out but I bet it would have been if I waited any longer.
Willy B. Goode
Well-Known Member
I have a set of these with one about 3x the size of the other. They broke soil just three days ago and I wasn't sure what was happening as I had never heard of nor seen this before so I searched 'twin' on here and found this thread. I will separate them once they are bit bigger and stronger.
conor c
Well-Known Member
Hopefully they both make it ok
Similar threads
