New Grower Twins!!

[Royalroacho]

I popped some illuminautos, and my MBAP are twins...i saw this happen in a post on some other forum like a year ago, i don't remember what happened. Does anyone have any experience or advice about this?

 

[AnonymousGrower2]

Seen that once before somewhere ......let it grow, let it grow.....

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[Smorf]

Twin seedlings
Another common mutation found in cannabis is polyembryonic seeds. Polyembryonic seeds contain more one seedling, and when germinated, will surprise their owners by putting out two taproots instead of one.
If carefully handled, it should be possible to remove the seed casing after a day or two and gently separate the two seedlings. Once separated, the two seedlings should happily grow into two healthy plants—and interestingly, while one of the two plants will be the normal offspring of its mother and father, the other will be a clone of its mother.
Although two seedlings are more common, some three-seedling polyembryonic seeds have also been observed. However, while this is an interesting mutation, it does not confer much advantage to the breeder, and apparently no effort has been made to develop a true-breeding polyembryonic strain.

Heres the link where i got this info-

https://sensiseeds.com/en/blog/top-10-craziest-cannabis-mutations/

 

[Royalroacho]

Thank you. I was reading a post where someone let them grow together, i think I'm gonna do that, bending them in opposing directions.

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[Smorf]

Im subbed to this thread, looking forward to see how it goes i wonder if they will be identical phenos.
I personally would carefully try to pull out the smaller one without damaging either of the two and plant it into its own pot just so the two are not fighting each other for root space and nutes.
Bending them in different directions sounds like a interesting and good approach too. I think it could work out ok if they are in a big enough pot.

 

[Royalroacho]

I think the root hairs will get damaged, I'm not going to mess with them. I'm 85% decided about dwc'ing them, that way there would be plenty of room for the roots.

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[wightwitch]

Twin seedlings
Another common mutation found in cannabis is polyembryonic seeds. Polyembryonic seeds contain more one seedling, and when germinated, will surprise their owners by putting out two taproots instead of one.
If carefully handled, it should be possible to remove the seed casing after a day or two and gently separate the two seedlings. Once separated, the two seedlings should happily grow into two healthy plants—and interestingly, while one of the two plants will be the normal offspring of its mother and father, the other will be a clone of its mother.
Although two seedlings are more common, some three-seedling polyembryonic seeds have also been observed. However, while this is an interesting mutation, it does not confer much advantage to the breeder, and apparently no effort has been made to develop a true-breeding polyembryonic strain.

Heres the link where i got this info-

https://sensiseeds.com/en/blog/top-10-craziest-cannabis-mutations/

That's amazing! So will one of these twins be whatever momma was?

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[Dr.Bubbles]

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[Dr.Bubbles]

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[AutoWonders]

I recently planted a The White Train that popped up twins. It is flourishing. Both are about the same size and looking very good, very strong. I am curious for the outcome. A first for me.