Polyform 2 plant 1 seed

Tnx tò all for the advice, one plant seems to grow more.. I think I'll cut the smaller one.. I'll soon transplant it into the 10-size pot once I've recovered from the stress..

Don't. In my experience, with quite a few, they have all ended up being effing hermies, even if you remove one. They are genetic failures. Life is too short to grow "maybes"!

Usually one dominates the other. Can remove the weak one as it'll just be a sucker. If they somehow manage to grow evenly, just train it like a normal plant. they are sharing the same rootsysetem, so it's just a funky branch, really...

and I'll so you why with the right stress training and a little knowledge you won't have to scrap that plant imma send you a pic on my plant where it happens they both great all my plant look even like there where growing in a net and they weren't just time and training and I got the same results takes tiime and if you like it alot youll Get it

iv done it I got one growing right now no bid deal just treat it like you planted to seeds in a bucket

That happened to me 2 weeks ago from a 5$ NASC Mosca seed Tres Grape Sky lol, I killed the smaller one it seemed to slow growth compared to the other 4 seedlings I had. It caught back up to the rest a week after killing

I would probably suggest picking one and eliminating the other. It's a neat mutation but will likely lead to headaches down the road as they compete with one another for resources. It's quite possible they share the same root system, so I wouldn't try uprooting the one you pluck, just pinch it off. If you do decide to grow them both out, journal it, it's bound to draw interest.

growdiaries.com/diaries/127642-grow-journal-by-asnoriu/week/723137 Thats the diary were my friend coud not maintain even sizes, one plant became dominant, took most of space, even despite beeing biiger - matured quicker ... I started it for him, but that was bad way , my current run is way better

I grow one now too. Grew one before, but made mistake, allowed one to become dominant. growdiaries.com/diaries/184733-grow-journal-by-asnoriu