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When I germinated this seed in paper towel, I noticed that as it cracked open the tap root looked strange, because there were two of them.
After planting the seed, I noticed 3 cotyledons, also seemed strange to me.
Now a second plant is emerging, with also 3 cotyledons... WTF?
My current plan is to let them both grow together, and train them out in opposite directions. In this way, its like I have two growth nodes to start off with. Kind of like topping it before you plant! I know I would get more yield if I successfully separated them but I actually don't care about yield, just quality and fun.
My seedling has two stems, each with 3 cotyledons. I have so many questions, please answer them all 🙏
1 - Have you seen this or heard of this before?
2 - Should I try to separate them?
3 - Should I kill one? If so - kill short fat and stumpy or tall and skinny?
Sorry for the late response. How are things looking now? Did you decide to separate them? Looks like your fellow growers nailed it on the head, try separating or killing one of them. Let us know if you need any assistance.
I had decided I was going to kill one of them, and then "stumpy" died suddenly overnight, for no reason. I am so sad, "skinny" looks so lonely now, and her stem is red which I think is stumpy's bloodstains. I feel like the blood is on MY hands though. I wanted him to die, and he bent to my will and gave up. I will dedicate this grow in honor of stumpy. RIP 😭
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