Can these be sperated?

[lotsofbodyart]

so can these be separated without killing any of them

 

[TheWaffleKing]

i doubt it, their roots have got to be growing intertwined, sorry man but it seems to me like your shit outa luck, gunna have to hope for the best and make sure to water it allot since itll be a few plants growing out of one pot

 

[lotsofbodyart]

i doubt it, their roots have got to be growing intertwined, sorry man but it seems to me like your shit outa luck, gunna have to hope for the best and make sure to water it allot since itll be a few plants growing out of one pot

damn, preciate the info though

 

[Bakatare666]

I wouldn't try it or recommend it.
How many times you gonna post this?
https://www.rollitup.org/newbie-central/760060-too-late-nah.html#post9918218

 

[~CReePeR~]

You could cut the smaller one off at the base and try to re-root it (Clone)

 

[acellular]

No...Grow it as if it were 1 plant.

 

[tikitoker]

I ran into a similar problem with a high pressure aero grow I did. Had 9 auto in a 35 gallon tub and roots were too close to other plants. 4 out of 9 Hermied due to being too close. Since you are in soil, then train 1 or 2 of those branches to the other side of the tub and lst it into the soil, eventually if you buried the node, it will root and make at least 1 plant the best grower due to larger root mass.

 

[Mr. Solo Dolo 420]

You could wash the soil away, separate the roots and attempt to transplant them into multiple containers.

I believe there is a chance to save most of them.

 

[dannyboy602]

I would try it but I am fearless. I know I could save the big one and the medium sized one. the small one I might trash.

 

[Cpappa27]

I did the same thing with 2 plants. I just pulled them apart and replanted them and they grew great, maybe it was just luck IDK but these plants are pretty tough.

 

[big bud 56]

You should have seperated them when they were seedlings,less root to worry about.

 

[big bud 56]

I just seperated three of them today.

 

[big bud 56]

The reason for having two seedlings in one container is that when I planted them in the beginning I knocked some of them over,spilling the dirt everywhere.
Well,I scooped up the dirt and thought that seed was a goner so I just put another seed in the pot and germed it.
Never thinking that I scooped up the seed with the soil I discovered that the seed was in there and that's how I ended up with two in the same pot.
I had three of them like that,yes three of them spilled.
Anyone else ever have that happen?

 

[dannyboy602]

goes to show you what the plant can endure. it isn't called weed for nothing.