Circle of the Black Lotus - Bodhi’s Black Lotus Carried to F3 - Co-Op Expansion (CLOSED)

[zephyr]

You’re good to go.

As for the twins, I recommend letting them grow naturally and see how they develop. It can be disruptive to try to separate them, very easy to cause damage. In my experience usually one ends up dwarfed and eventually looks like a lower branch of the larger plant that forks out at the soil line.

Certainly no need to cull any of the twins. As you go into flowering, just keep an eye on any dwarfed twins hiding in the undergrowth to make sure they are stable.

If you want to try to keep them equal sized, do some gentle training and just bend their stems apart every day. Sometimes you can get a nice looking v-shaped pair of plants that way.

I'm having Twins!

When I get twins, I usually don’t separate them. Usually one of them is a runt if they come out of one shell (as opposed to conjoined twins). If you leave them together, the runt eventually looks like a lower branch that starts at the soil line. It will be cool to see how these come out growing in separate containers. I’m definitely going to follow along to see the outcom. I have a ton of conjoined twin and triplet seeds from a recent seed harvest. I have pictures of a lot of those unusual see…

Bodhi's Triple Goddess, HolyAngel's Franco's Lemon Cheese x NL5Haze/Sensi Star and Doc D's Wat Pho

That’s what I’ve always done. It can be risky trying to separate twins. Just gently bend the stems apart every time you water to keep them from shading each other out. If left untrained and unseparated, I’ve found that most of the time, the less vigorous twin gets dwarfed and ends up looking almost like a lower branch on the larger plant.

I’ve also gotten some interesting twins in my f2’s of bodhi’s work:

Bodhi Plant and seed guide (Part 1)

Here’s another little guava hashplant highlight- they make some unique conjoined twin seeds that look pretty neat. This one is a triplet [3seed2] [3seed3] [guava bx] edit- they kind of remind me of Sun Ra’s spaceship from “Space is the Place” [image]