two female plants in one pot?

[midnightoker36]

I'm a first time grower and don't know much about growing weed. i've got two females in one pot and the only difference between them is that one is slightly shorter. both are 3ft+ tall. Ive been told that one will kill the other. is this true and would it be recommended separate them immediately? I started them mid March and i'm curious as to when i should expect them to start flowering. also any more tips for outdoors growing would be very appreciated :jointsmile:

midnightoker36 Reviewed by midnightoker36 on 07-16-2010. two female plants in one pot? I'm a first time grower and don't know much about growing weed. i've got two females in one pot and the only difference between them is that one is slightly shorter. both are 3ft+ tall. Ive been told that one will kill the other. is this true and would it be recommended separate them immediately? I started them mid March and i'm curious as to when i should expect them to start flowering. also any more tips for outdoors growing would be very appreciated :jointsmile: Rating: 5

[oldhaole]

One will not kill the other. While it is better to put a female per pot, just remember your twins are drawing out of the same well. That means a bigger pot and more water.

If you want to pull them sideways to increase yield, you can do that too.

While you may be able to seperate them. Don't. Their roots are too entangled.

Now go to the archives and read.


Good Luck