Jessejester
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I am germinating my first set of seeds. This morning I checked the cups and saw that I have two plant stem growing from one seed. Have you seen this before? What should I do?
One Seed, Two Shoots
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Tyleb173rd
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Nice. I've had it happen with Jack The Ripper one time. I was able to separate them and grow two plants.
Bareback
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Diddo different strain
cannabisweedPotNerd
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Are you sure its only one seed by mistake I put two seeds in one pot
whitebb2727
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Twins. It happens. I was able to separate mine and grow two plants.
Jessejester
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Im sure that it was only one seed. How do I separate them?
Bareback
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What I did was, with the soil damp, just dig underneath the two and gently raise up , and they simply separated .
Jessejester
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I will give that a shot. This was Gigabud, BTW. Would it be harmful to leave it as it is?
Bareback
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Over crowding would be my guess. My seedings were only 2" apart. Or less .
staygreener
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So would they be genetically identical... the same as clones? Or can you have "fraternal" rather than "identical" seed twins?
Bareback
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Interesting question, way over my head lol
nfhiggs
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I had the same thing happen with an avocado seed this summer. Got two separate plants from it.
CannaBruh
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I had two quite discernibly different plants from one seed, was this last summer but lost both to gnats.
If I took photos (sure I did) they're documented possibly in the Ocean Grown thread. I think it was a Dark Helmet seed.