Garrett Richardson
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Just got a nice qp of some fire 3x crazy, guy told me it was lightly seeded only found 5 in whole qp and one was like a conjoint seed? Any thoughts on how this seed would sprout?
Strange seed!
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Just got a nice qp of some fire 3x crazy, guy told me it was lightly seeded only found 5 in whole qp and one was like a conjoint seed? Any thoughts on how this seed would sprout?
Xcoregamerskillz
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Pop it. Pop it.
Better yet, send it to me and I'll pop it.
Better yet, send it to me and I'll pop it.
Garrett Richardson
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Pop it like pinch it with my fingers or like grow it
Xcoregamerskillz
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Grow itPop it like pinch it with my fingers or like grow it
Garrett Richardson
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Well shit guys I'm glad I decided to post, I remember something about outstamding characteristics on seeds usually indicate a nice seed? Could just be a myth, but I don't see where there would be a tap root? The butt end is wrapped and connected to the butt of another? Or will Mother Nature just take 
Budzbuddha
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Only one way to find out
Garrett Richardson
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Dr. Who
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I've had twins from one seed. Last time was just a few months back. They tend to be weak and slow, at least 2 weeks behind others. They come from normal looking seeds too.
Nothing special about "twins" from a single seed.
Dr. Who
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Well shit guys I'm glad I decided to post, I remember something about outstamding characteristics on seeds usually indicate a nice seed? Could just be a myth, but I don't see where there would be a tap root? The butt end is wrapped and connected to the butt of another? Or will Mother Nature just take
There is nothing more about this seed then it's mutation in forming. A genetic abnormality when it was forming.
It could be twin but, the look of it is not a real indicator.
I agree, grow it out and "see" what happens. I would suspect that it'll show other genetic abnormalities in growth.
Keep us informed!
Dr. Who
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Foxtailing is not a trait that you would see from looking at any bean!
Foxtailing is a genetic trait that is mostly found in lowland, equatorial strains of sativa.
Foxtailing can be expressed by environmental conditions in your grow......In many strains!
Foxtailing can be a nice thing in some cases. Out of control dreadlocking is not....
This is pretty!
THIS IS NOT!
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