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So back I'd say probably like 2 weeks ago I planted some seeds in different spots all over my backyard. In one spot after all the rain we had gootten theres 2 little seedlings right next to each other. Ive been watering them everyday and their growing day by day. What do yous reccmoned i do

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separate them very carefully before they get any bigger

Let them grow. There is plenty of root space in the ground for them to grow. You will just need to water them more often.

Yeah Ive been giving them about a cup of water probably 2 or 3 times a day. I don't think moving them right now would be the best idea. Would it?

actually if u wanted to move one now would be the time. Roots aren't to deep so theres less of a chance that u injure the plant

why dont you let em grow and take clones from them when they get big enough and plant another 50

It won't hurt the plants to grow side by side. I've done it several times before. You can lst train them different directions if you don't want one huge bush.

from what I've read they should be 3 feet apart, for optimum root space. I think now would be the best time to replant, you can prolly move it fairly trauma free.

yea kiddo is absolutely right, you dont want them to be close together. you CAN if you really have to but they will not produce the same way they would if they had their own space. and it might not hurt them side by side but it will affect how much you yield and this is a fact !

ty goat....... why haven't you been on the boards more, we agree on a lot :P

i just joined this website like 2 days ago

lol, explains why, well Welcome to SF! You rock core!

yeah i agree with kiddo and goat. you need to separate them sooner rather than later. people think that they have enough space to root when in the ground, and they do to an extent. the roots can grow down but people forget the rootball tends to grow outward too, meaning that the other plants root ball won't have sufficient space to grow outwards and that could damage the other plant.

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