WTF...two sprouts from one seed??

DreadNeck · Mar 31, 2013

Hey Farmers,
Has anyone ever heard of this?

I sprouted five feminized Elvis seeds.
I noticed one of them had a really fat sprout/stem. A couple of days later a second plant came out of said fat sprout/stem. I know for a fact that only one seed went into that hole. There were five seeds in the pack and I have six plants...trippy~DN

stickyfing3rs · Mar 31, 2013

looks pretty interesting for sure, some stretchy suckers aren't they!

Capulator · Mar 31, 2013

hopefully they are fraternal twins.

stickyfing3rs · Mar 31, 2013

Capulator said:
hopefully they are fraternal twins.

what would that mean?

DreadNeck · Mar 31, 2013

stickyfing3rs said:
looks pretty interesting for sure, some stretchy suckers aren't they!

Lol, yeah. They've been moved into better light as they get stronger.

Capulator · Mar 31, 2013

stickyfing3rs said:
what would that mean?

well it would be shitty if they were identical twins. why would you want the same plant twice?

DreadNeck · Mar 31, 2013

Capulator said:
hopefully they are fraternal twins.

Who knows...? I'm interested to see.

Capulator · Mar 31, 2013

graft them to each other so they can be Siamese.

delae632 · Mar 31, 2013

I can't remember the technical term for this but I have seen it before (several times actually). The smaller one always dies.

stickyfing3rs · Mar 31, 2013

pretty awesome growing this plant isn't it? always something new to see or learn

DreadNeck · Mar 31, 2013

Capulator said:
graft them to each other so they can be Siamese.

They're Siamese now! Lol

DreadNeck · Mar 31, 2013

delae632 said:
I can't remember the technical term for this but I have seen it before (several times actually). The smaller one always dies.

Oh well! Do you recall the survivor displaying anything special or notable?

DreadNeck · Mar 31, 2013

stickyfing3rs said:
pretty awesome growing this plant isn't it? always something new to see or learn

Yes sir!!

Burning Bush · Mar 31, 2013

Seen it many times over the years,from no particular line of genes,just happens.
Master Thai reports a high rate of "twins" from his Green Dragon seeds though.

ECS · Mar 31, 2013

rare but not unheard of:) you should try and salvage it.

delae632 · Mar 31, 2013

DreadNeck said:
Oh well! Do you recall the survivor displaying anything special or notable?

Nah. It is cool to see though!

Burning Bush · Mar 31, 2013

No,never seen a good results,but,ya never know.

DreadNeck · Mar 31, 2013

I researched it...pretty common. I'll do what I can to save it and see what happens.

Classic Remix · Mar 31, 2013

I've seen two embryos in an egg. Same thing.

Cool w weed!

Capulator · Mar 31, 2013

delae632 said:
I can't remember the technical term for this but I have seen it before (several times actually). The smaller one always dies.

shhhh.. it might hear you.

WTF...two sprouts from one seed??

WTF...two sprouts from one seed??

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delae632

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Burning Bush

DreadNeck

Classic Remix

Capulator

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WTF...two sprouts from one seed??

WTF...two sprouts from one seed??

DreadNeck

stickyfing3rs

Capulator

likes to smell trees.

stickyfing3rs

DreadNeck

Capulator

likes to smell trees.

DreadNeck

Capulator

likes to smell trees.

delae632

IG @delae_632

stickyfing3rs

DreadNeck

DreadNeck

DreadNeck

Burning Bush

ECS

delae632

IG @delae_632

Burning Bush

DreadNeck

Classic Remix

Capulator

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