I started Mawi Wowie fem and one seed gave me 2 plants. Iv never heard of this.
I plan to take one out so it don’t have to
Will this still be a female? Or could it end up a herm. I was going to root the top cutting. Any advice would be great
Will this still be a female? Or could it end up a herm. I was going to root the top cutting. Any advice would be great
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Siamese twins!
Long live the Twins.
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It’ll be interesting to see how this/these plants develop. The one on the right looks somewhat mutated.
Keep it alive!!!
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That’s the Holy Grail. If I had that, I’d get it to pollinate itself no matter how long it took. If it turned out to be a consistent trait there is no limit to the possibilities.
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Would be interested to see if they’re the same plant or if they have separate root systems. If they are the same plant I’d let them both ride
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Thanks guys I’ll keep it and the cutting. And see what happens.
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That is wicked! Im watching. Good luck with the twins!
They should be identical twins from a genetic perspective. A single embryo spilt In the seed much like a human identical twin. Split at the egg cell and developed together. They should be separate plants.
http://slideplayer.com/7022626/24/images/29/Plant+Embryo.jpg
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The one on the right looks like a “tricot”. That’ll definitely be interesting!
It should produce 3 leaves per node instead of 2. Will be one crazy bush of a plant!
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This is so beautiful. It’s symetrical
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Absolutely my man. She’s 57 days from seed and was the slowest start of this grow. 3 weeks in flower tomorrow. And very very busy underneath the canopy.
And thank you very much. 
