Chefbjy
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They need to be seperated. You might get lucky and be able to grow 2 in one pot but for a new grower it will be difficult to manage. Not going to be an easy transplant like Campesino says...but you can start by taking the dirt out of the pot whole. Make sure you have new pots ready to go for a new home.
From there I would carefully pull the dirt apart from the bottom sides working my way up. Hopefully the roots aren't tangled my guess is they are. You can try to carefully seperate the root systems....slow running water may help loosen the soil and help untangle them. This will more then likely cause transplant shock and you should decrease the intensity of your light and give them time to recover. Growth will be slow for a bit but they won't be fighting each other for space. If they are tangled bad it would be best to cull one and let the other one survive instead of losing 2 plants. And make sure you know what's in your soil. Time released fertilizers are bad for mj and you should really plant in cannabis friendly soil.
From there I would carefully pull the dirt apart from the bottom sides working my way up. Hopefully the roots aren't tangled my guess is they are. You can try to carefully seperate the root systems....slow running water may help loosen the soil and help untangle them. This will more then likely cause transplant shock and you should decrease the intensity of your light and give them time to recover. Growth will be slow for a bit but they won't be fighting each other for space. If they are tangled bad it would be best to cull one and let the other one survive instead of losing 2 plants. And make sure you know what's in your soil. Time released fertilizers are bad for mj and you should really plant in cannabis friendly soil.