[Siamese] Sour Crack

After failing to germinate a seed in a DVD case and wet paper towel once, I talked it through with a local grow store owner. He warned against putting seeds somewhere which could be too warm (over 75 degrees F). Thankfully, three days in a plastic case between saturated tissue actually cracked open the shell. I remember seeing taproot inside the crack so I carefully placed that side down in a peat soil seed starter. A day later and I was surprised to see two sets of leaves. Closer inspection showed two independent stems. I'm not sure what the implications are for the roots here, but this mutation leads me to want to start yet another pot in case something goes awry. Regardless, will give it my all and document the experement here.

The twins have been doing well. Start to get a bit thicker and more rigid. Started training them by just bending each down away from one another. Fan leaves are already throwing shade on undergrowth.

The plant has responded well to getting bent over. Noticed the slightest splotching on the fan leaves and downward leaf curling, so I upped the CalMag and backed off slightly on nitrogen in Age Old.