I’d like some black tea and a bit of Nepalese charas; I’ll sit over there in the back with that group of friendly gentlemen
I have a topic I don’t want to start a new thread for—it seems like a good one for a growers’ chat

For the first time, I’ve had two sprouts grow from a single seed—by the way, this happened with three Devils seeds, and yesterday I found this oddity in an Early Haze as well—hey
@shantibaba , what are you feeding those mother plants?

I’ve read that this twin is either a classic twin—meaning it resulted from crossing two varieties and its sex isn’t determined by anything—or the second possibility is that it’s (through some biochemical process) an exact copy of the mother of this hybrid.
I managed to separate and am successfully maintaining one of the Devil twins, which could theoretically be a pure Afghani used in the Devil cross.
This theory seems too amazing to be true.
That’s why I’m interested in your opinions and experiences with this strange botanical phenomenon, and what you think of the theory I found online?
