Weird question about twins

**bradweather** · 07-14-2009, 05:51 AM

I have a funny plant that sprouted twins from one seed. It was obvious during germination and it still looks like two plants joined at the bottom.

One of them is male. The other one is too soon to tell.

Should i kill thi whole plant?

**Purplekrunchie** · 07-14-2009, 06:19 AM

Id keep it for awhile at least to document and snap photos. Is there a photo you could post on here?

**simpsonsampson420** · 07-14-2009, 07:46 AM

Originally Posted by bradweather

I have a funny plant that sprouted twins from one seed. It was obvious during germination and it still looks like two plants joined at the bottom.

One of them is male. The other one is too soon to tell.

Should i kill thi whole plant?

i dont know much about the twin phenomenon... but i would be willing to wager your other one will be a male also... i cant see 1 seed havin two different sets of hormones in them... its not like humans where more than 1 egg is released and you end up with twins.. its more like identical twins, where the 1 seed has split into two... this would mean that more than likely it only has 1 set of hormones... which means a male also.. although i am confident in saying that, im not 100% sure...

**bradweather** · 07-15-2009, 05:32 AM

Originally Posted by Purplekrunchie

Id keep it for awhile at least to document and snap photos. Is there a photo you could post on here?

There are a couple of pix of the twins in my other thread, but my friend with the nice camera has to visit again before I can really show you the sex.
Another year, another outdoor grow