Last week my seed germinated with two tap roots. Now there are two stems growing from one seed… I worry the second stem will compete for nutrients, and impact the root system… On the flip side, I’m like, “cool! double the plant!”
Any advice?
Thanks you
Well that’s neat, maybe? Never heard of that.
Sounds like a conjoined twin!
I’d just let it grow out as normal and see what happens
Welcome @roninfx
Keep us posted on this one. I’d like to see it’s progress! 
I recently had similar experience. My advice is let both grow. If notice nutrient deficiency, cut the weak 1 out. I wonder if it could be 1 male and 1 female? Maybe could breed?
@roninfx hey! You totally may have snagged a twin! Which is pretty neat. Keep an eye on here colors and how much they want to eat. You just may need to feed them more than other plants! - Kronic
I’ve only seen that once in forty years of growing.
I had four seeds do that on my last grow. I seperated the twins when I potted them from starter pods.
2 of the them were runts but still flowered and did decent. The other 2 sets of twins were identical and both did very well.
Just sprouted one with a double tap root.
Thought I was going to get twins. I thought wrong.