two sprouts from one fem seed.. same terp profile?

magnetik

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• Jul 16, 2022

• #1

Had this happen and was able to separate the sprouts and the runt had a tap root. The larger one disappeared a few days later. (I blame the new kittens) Since they're twin sisters they should be the same pheno/terp profile or no?

 

PhenoMenal

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• Jul 17, 2022

• #2

from the same seed, yes they will be genetically identical in cannabinoid and terpene profiles

 

conor c

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• Jul 21, 2022

• #3

PhenoMenal said:

from the same seed, yes they will be genetically identical in cannabinoid and terpene profiles

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I agree that it mostly be the same chances are yes but not all the time tho i think because of random assortment and stuff genetics aint always as simple as that so it is possible to have some variance id think between the two it also come down to how homogeneous/inbred the strain your working with is to begin with as well i would think too

 

mudballs

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• Jul 21, 2022

• #4

Has to do with cell differentiation and stem cells...and omg please dont make me do this. There is a chance...researching conjoined twin shit is really unnerving

 

magnetik

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• Jul 21, 2022

• #5

One thing I do know.. the runt is taking forever to take off. Might have something to do with runty cotyledons.. or might not even have them it's so small. Gonna let it go and see what comes of it. It probably would've been faster starting over.

 

Budzbuddha

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• Jul 21, 2022

• #6

I probably wouldn’t have carved on that seed mutation…. Now it sounds stressed. Best to let plant “ grow out if it “ over than chopping at it.

 

PioneerValleyOG

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• Jul 21, 2022

• #7

magnetik said:

Had this happen and was able to separate the sprouts and the runt had a tap root. The larger one disappeared a few days later. (I blame the new kittens) Since they're twin sisters they should be the same pheno/terp profile or no?

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A twin is a twin is a twin.

 

magnetik

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• Jul 26, 2022

• #8

Here she is as of today. it looks like she'll survive but at this rate I'll get to flower by 2024. lmao