Kaboom double sprout

psillysimon

Well-Known Member

• Jul 1, 2012

• #1

So I finally picked up some TGA seeds, in the form of kaboom. I popped four of them on wednesday and today I find that one of them has two stems and three cotyledons. pretty weird to look at.

A question I have though, is will this seedling actually grow up to be able to produce flowers or should I just get rid of it now, if it's not going to do anything. I've never seen this happen before, altho, I have heard of it. I was just wondering if it's any good.

 

matt1420

Well-Known Member

• Jul 1, 2012

• #2

Most likely the weaker stem (probably the stem with one cotyledon) will die off. Dont kill it, could be a female......

 

Saerimmner

Well-Known Member

• Jul 1, 2012

• #3

Or you could just carry on feeding it and just wait and see what it turns into out of plain old curiosity, could be a dud/freak or could be a super freaky looking wonder plant lol

 

SupraSPL

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• Jul 1, 2012

• #4

Looks like you have twins. If you are extremely careful you can separate them.

 

cindysid

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• Jul 1, 2012

• #5

I had a set of these "twins". One survived and the other didn't. It would be really cool if they both survived. Keep us updated.

 

psillysimon

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• Jul 1, 2012

• #6

SupraSPL said:

Looks like you have twins. If you are extremely careful you can separate them.

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I don't think that I can separate them. I germinated them in a paper towel and there was only one tap root when I put it into soil, so I'm pretty sure that they are sharing the same tap root.

 

hovering

Active Member

• Jul 1, 2012

• #7

No idea but interested.. I would let them roll..

 

psillysimon

Well-Known Member

• Jul 7, 2012

• #8

a week later, and you can see that one of the shoots is much more dominant. however, both seem to be quite healthy still if not a little mutated.