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Old May 8, 2017   #8
ddsack
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If you grow enough seedlings, there will be some weird ones over the years. Here's two from last year - a siamese twin on one of Paddymac's F2 blue variegated Tiger seedlings:



and an F6 Spanish Spice pepper that I thought was a quadcot, but the stem is so broad that it might also be a twin:


I can't say what happened to them, as I likely planted them out along with all the others and lost track of their differences as they aged and the dominant side put out branches like any normal plant.
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