twin plants from 1 seed need advice

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mdb

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Hi

I am starting a hopefully successful new white widow grow and i germinated a feminized white widow seed, and out popped 2 separate seedlings, each with there own first 2 tiny sets of leaves...

I only intend to grow 1 (one is a bit smaller than t he other), .. but does anyone know if there will be any problems with the plant? ie will it not grow well because it is a twin from the same seed?

Thanks
 
marni3d

marni3d

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mdb said:
Hi

I am starting a hopefully successful new white widow grow and i germinated a feminized white widow seed, and out popped 2 separate seedlings, each with there own first 2 tiny sets of leaves...

I only intend to grow 1 (one is a bit smaller than t he other), .. but does anyone know if there will be any problems with the plant? ie will it not grow well because it is a twin from the same seed?

Thanks
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i dont think they are connected together? if not you should be able to take one out?
 
jimisimmortal

jimisimmortal

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wow ive never had that happen before,leave em together, i wana see what the hell happens?lol,the mind boggles, i wonder things like:are they both fem?1 male 1 female?both herms?are they connected?if you breed with it will all of its seed come out like that?weird
 
luv2grow

luv2grow

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happens in my tomato seeds all the time. Never happened with my beans though. One usally dies out sooner or later. Everyone says to cut the weakest of the two. I just let nature take its course and it usally works out.
good luck
 
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