How about a flying pig.
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So when I went to check the Acapulco Gold seeds to see if they popped I saw this. Could this be twins?
it seemed to have two roots…
found this this morning. I guess twins. I’ve never had that happen before. Mutant?
it seemed to have two roots…
found this this morning. I guess twins. I’ve never had that happen before. Mutant?
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Wow! Never saw that before. Might be a good omen. Maybe not.
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One way to find out.....plant it.
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It’s an auto. Will probably die if I mess with it…
Plant it and cull the weaker plant I would not try to separate them with it being an auto
Or heck go for the gusto and when a little bigger up-dig it and pull them apart into 2 pots.
Wonder if I just planted it in a bigger pot…. Have you ever seen this roster?
Open a supermarket
And some farts have been singing the praises of silver for years - has been stuck in the $20-$25 range for around 20 years
Filmless pictures and x-ray took the bottom out of the silver market.
They compete for not only the resources in the pot, but for light as well, so the two together will ostensibly not be as big and robust as in separate pots.
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Silver is to bulky anyway. I have 8 lbs of quarters and half dollars. Enough for me. Gold is a different animal.
Done doing a cut and hang. In about 7 days a dry trim is in order.
Unc, I get what you're saying about gold being prized, coveted, a hedge against inflation and viewed throughout the world as an asset with real inherent value. I also think that the basic premise that paper money around the world is going to be worth less and less over time is absolutely correct.
However, where they run to is another story imo.
* Long term returns on gold are poor
* Gold is hard to value. The value of gold is determined by supply and demand, which is very hard to predict. Demand typically goes up based on fear and not fundamentals
* Gold has little actual utility or industrial end-uses
Based on the above and more, gold is a tricky investment imo. Does it provide diversification? Sure. Can it be thought of as a currency? That fact seems almost undeniable. But does it hedge against inflation and provide a viable long-term investment? I don't believe so - but what do I know.
I believe crypto is still in its infancy but is showing enough to say it does have a future
I’m sure like planting two seeds together.
Well for now I’m calling them Margarita and Maria the twins. I just hate the word cull but I get it. Maybe I’ll mention it in front of them so they will compete. I could start a twin thread and we could watch them. 
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been there done that
like others have already said , you have choices
if left together , loke GW said , they will compete , not good
in my experience there was always a stronger dominate plant andthe weak one usually dies off
or , like Roster said , you can plant them and when they get bigger , dig them up and separate the roots ,repot and you have two plants
it is a fun learning experience
i am looking for a trifoliate twin with whorled calyxes and double serrated leaves
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I was buying silver 20 years ago at $5.00/oz
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only because I recommend it…..
a certain Thread that was like 10 years old had a few predictions that came to pass eh….
good to see ya Amigo
yes with reg photos
Never saw autos do it but I do not grow them much
Its cool when it happens
