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Two sprouts from one seed...
- Thread starter DreadNeck
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Lightweight
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I've seen it from other peoples grows on the internet, but never personally. If I were you and you had the space, I'd let it grow and see how it turns out.
Doing just that, we'll see.
Yeah, I had them off to the side. They're in better light now.
Kaossilation
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I crossed a C99BX Male to Guava Chem, recently found a Siamese twin in the first 4 beans popped. Hoping they're both female!
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ive had twins, they were from moscas c99bx genetics and they were both females .
BullnAChinaShop
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More than likely 1 will die off naturally if you don't separate them. The fight for root space will provide only one winner. Much easier to separate them when they are young.
BullnAChinaShop
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P.S. Where did you score the Elvis?
NVM I see they are seedism Elvis which is not the Elvis that I am thinking of from Jersey in the 90's.
NVM I see they are seedism Elvis which is not the Elvis that I am thinking of from Jersey in the 90's.
Here's a OaxacanXPunto Rojo that was a double embryo that I seperated. I thought it would be an exact copy of the other sibling but it's not exact, they were both female though.
GROW those runts and freaks out! and that's what we say.
GROW those runts and freaks out! and that's what we say.
Kaossilation
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The siamese twin I posted above was one male, one female. I killed the male at first signs of sex and crossed my fingers. Here is the result:
60 days chop.
60 days chop.
