New Opinion on Chronic

[griffsta]

I am looking for an opinion on how my plants are looking. The first picture is of my bagseed plant, which is 2 weeks old. It looks like the two sets of leaves are different, the ones that came in first look bushier than the second set which look my sativa, but i think it is indica dominant. The second picture is of both of my fully started plants, the top is the bagseed and the bottom is my chronic plant(s). I wonder why i grew 2 , count em, 2 plants from one seed?! I need some advice on what I should do with these two plants since I didnt plan on two plants growing from 1 seed. Im really confused on this. Also let me how my plants are looking and give me any advice you can. This is an outdoor grow but I have kept them inside all of their beginning lives due to weather problems off and on. :rastasmoke:

griffsta Reviewed by griffsta on 04-22-2008. New Opinion on Chronic I am looking for an opinion on how my plants are looking. The first picture is of my bagseed plant, which is 2 weeks old. It looks like the two sets of leaves are different, the ones that came in first look bushier than the second set which look my sativa, but i think it is indica dominant. The second picture is of both of my fully started plants, the top is the bagseed and the bottom is my chronic plant(s). I wonder why i grew 2 , count em, 2 plants from one seed?! I need some advice on what I Rating: 5

[Opie Yutts]

That's pretty weird, 2 plants from one seed. Are you sure you didn't accidentally drop 2 in the soil? I've never heard of such a thing. I know that if a cactus cutting is cut on both ands and layed horizontally, a plant can grow from both ends.

Sorry nobody responded. How are they doing now?

[GreenDestiny]

I've read about it happening from time to time. I'm just not sure why it exactly happens, never read the details about it. But from the pic they do look kinda separate as if there were two seeds in there.

[Rusty Trichome]

Tiz obviously the result of two seeds, not one. Were it some sort of genetic mutant, and two 'seedlings' did come from one seed...the seedlings would be side-by-side.

Best to seperate them before the roots tangle, or wait a couple of weeks, and cull the slower-growing one.

In most cases, one pot, one plant. Otherwise...they battle for space till the very end.