Two plants from one seed???

[Herbus]

This has happened to me a couple of times where I've gotton 2 seedlings (1) strong one not attached to the other and (1) very weak small one. What makes this time special is this twin was siamese joined at the base of the stem. Still one was much bigger than the other. Anybody ever seen this?

Herbus

Herbus Reviewed by Herbus on 01-19-2006. Two plants from one seed??? This has happened to me a couple of times where I've gotton 2 seedlings (1) strong one not attached to the other and (1) very weak small one. What makes this time special is this twin was siamese joined at the base of the stem. Still one was much bigger than the other. Anybody ever seen this? Herbus Rating: 5

[Zandor]

Yes I have seen that many times. The main stock looks like a "U" shape or a "Y" shape and you have twins. I have tried to clone twins before but they did not come back as twins they stayed single. I was hoping if I could clone twins then I could get more yield that way but no such luck.

Have fun twins are cool to play with and watch to grow out.

[Herbus]

Yes a sort of a U shape this one is. I'm going to leave it as is and see how it does. I once grew out twins which grew side by side they were just two seedlings from one seed, not attached to one another. Very interesting. Thank you,

Herbus

[CoyoteGrass]

pics please