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White Widow

demcc3

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I will be growing these two white widow plants. They are from exact same container of three seeds. they germinated on January 11. Why are the leaves on one much better than the other one? I'm still going to attempt to grow it but is this common?
 

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Please excuse my ignorance but I fail to see the problem. Plants are living things and develop however their genetic instructions dictate.
 
Looks like you have two very healthy happy young plants with nothing to worry about. Keep up the good work!
 
I will be growing these two white widow plants. They are from exact same container of three seeds. they germinated on January 11. Why are the leaves on one much better than the other one? I'm still going to attempt to grow it but is this common?

So, three seeds and two plants...is that the problem?
 
There are 3 WW fast photos in this picture. The plants in the orange bag and the black bag in back started on the same day.
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No. I was inquiring about how the leaves of one of these two plants seemed more wrinkled up than the other. I didn't even plant the third seed!
 
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