Two plants in the same bucket. Ebb and flow grow.

I am running a low yielding plant and am wondering if anyone has tried double potting (running two cuts in each 2 gal bucket) to increase yield. If you did, what were the results?

hey adower..i have 2 jackberry x mad sientist in a 15 liter pot..soil..a week in flower and theres no problems..dont know about 2 diffrent strain tho..id say there should be no probs..hydro could be diffrent also..

probably not a good idea but one way to find out

in a two gallon pot it'd be problems unless you are doing a sea of green type of growing, meaning single colas no taller than a half meter at best.
flowered right after cloning would be the only way tp do that without rootbound issues.
In my opinion you'd get better results from a single plant, scrogged or lst'd to maximize the area. 2 gallons isn't much at all.

it IS possible, but if you decide on that, make sure you get square pots to maximize space.
Honestly i'd recommend bigger pots though

Thanks for the replies. Im gonna keep scrogging since it doesnt sound like ill get a yield increase.

I already try to put 6 (3 different variety) in the same soil pot, Believe it or not,it's work pretty well. however i can't tell if it could be great for yield, because the 6 clones was crappy and i decide to put them in same pot instead of garbage.

especially in soil the roots trend to stay around the pot and let the middle with low roots, with 6 roots system to fit in one pot, the roots have literally no choice to populate the middle.

To realize it like a pro, i think the answer is the genetic! some could work as hell, and other not at all.

As a general rule you only want one plant per container.

What happens if one gets sick? or hermies? or is male? etc, etc.