Anyone ever seen this before?

[Slicksmitty]

I have a young sprout that is just shy of 2 weeks. It began leafing out quickly but grew out two tops itself haven't done anything to it myself and it was never open to damage from pests at any time. It was started indoors under complete protection.

 

[Tvanmunhen]

Hasn't happened to me yet pretty cool though!

 

[Slicksmitty]

Yeah, 1st time for me too. Can't wait to maybe top and super crop this baby.

 

[go go kid]

Yeah I’ve had a double header before, you growing inside or out? You got 2 choices, a, you gro the two heads as one plant, this has its own problems with space, you have to get some distance between the two heads/plants. Or b, you cut the smaller head off and continue with the single head/plant.
id personally go with cutting the head off if growing inside and just go with some nice prepared ground if growing them both as one plant.
but you will find that one is usualy larger then the other

 

[go go kid]

They don’t look bad actualy, maybe grow the plant out as a single plant and tie the heads apart and treat it as a topped plant, should be cool as when flowered

 

[Tvanmunhen]

I vote some lst manifold training! If nature already got you halfway there why not give it a shot...

 

[Slicksmitty]

Yeah I’ve had a double header before, you growing inside or out? You got 2 choices, a, you gro the two heads as one plant, this has its own problems with space, you have to get some distance between the two heads/plants. Or b, you cut the smaller head off and continue with the single head/plant.
id personally go with cutting the head off if growing inside and just go with some nice prepared ground if growing them both as one plant.
but you will find that one is usualy larger then the other

I have considered cutting and cloning part of it. Is it to young for such a move?

 

[Slicksmitty]

Yeah I’ve had a double header before, you growing inside or out? You got 2 choices, a, you gro the two heads as one plant, this has its own problems with space, you have to get some distance between the two heads/plants. Or b, you cut the smaller head off and continue with the single head/plant.
id personally go with cutting the head off if growing inside and just go with some nice prepared ground if growing them both as one plant.
but you will find that one is usualy larger then the other

Oh, and I'm an outdoors guy just started dabbling with indoors.

 

[go go kid]

Oh, and I'm an outdoors guy just started dabbling with indoors.

Well if your an out door guy, bingo, just grow it as a single plant and tie those two heads apart for space for each to grow. You should end up with a wickedly large butey of a plant. I’m envious

 

[Slicksmitty]

I vote some lst manifold training! If nature already got you halfway there why not give it a shot...

Thanks all, great ideas.

 

[Obepawn]

Mother plant that bitch bro. It appears to be special.

 

[Slicksmitty]

I have an auto that has a nice shape, can't really see it all in my pics but it has 5 stems that I have been trying to spread. Take a look tell me what you think.

 

[Slicksmitty]

Mother plant that bitch bro. It appears to be special.

So many ideas so little time.

 

[Obepawn]

So many ideas so little time.

Special mother plants produce special kids.

 

[Slicksmitty]

Special mother plants produce special kids.

As I have seen. Thanks.

 

[Tvanmunhen]

Looks like you're having fun

 

[Slicksmitty]

Hasn't happened to me yet pretty cool though!

Imagine my surprise when I looked at a 1 week old spout 2" tall with a 1.5" canopy.

 

[Slicksmitty]

Looks like you're having fun

Oh I'm fighting urge to over indulge in my goodies and start counting my chickens.

 

[Budzbuddha]

As @Tvanmunhen mentioned , that plant is primed for manifold / hubbing .. minor LST to start.

 

[Obepawn]

Imagine my surprise when I looked at a 1 week old spout 2" tall with a 1.5" canopy.

This is the essence of pheno hunting bro. Don’t fuck it up.