2 seeds 1 calyx

[crew]

Maybe I've just never payed attention in 20+ yrs of this hobby, but today was the first time I've seen this.
I was checking a seeded mom today (with magnification) at a friend's place and saw numerous calyx(s) with two seeds in them. The plants were fertilized by taking a male and blowing pollen onto the females. That is the only thing different, than years past. Normally just take a male branch and shake it lightly over a selected female branch in a somewhat controlled and isolated manner.
It is a plant that I've never had experience with. Lowryder (no ruderalis BS, etc, etc, comments please) from the auction a year or so back.
Anyone seen this or have any comments? I've never equated two pistils, two seeds before.
peace, crew

[outdoordreams]

Never seen this before........interesting......got any pictures........

I had a single seed sprout two plants this spring, one male one female, or did I drop two seeds in that hole....?????

[d-lite]

yeah, thats not that untypical .... simply a twin

[crew]

Thanks for the replies, guys, I appreciate them. Sorry, don't do pics for security's sake.
Yea, two plants from one seed, I have seen before. Both times from landrace sats.
I looked at them again this weekend and it is predominate on just a couple of them. The others just look like normal seeded bud. The calyx is distorted, like it's trying to "protect" both seeds, but of course, one is 99 percent outside. They are normal looking, other than this.
Apparently from the views, 56, and the responses, 2, I'm bringing up something that everyone has seen before, and an explanation would just be too boring for most folks.:point:
peace, crew

[tj_142]

Hey crew how is lowrider working out for you? Is it straight lorider or a cross. I always thought great outdoor stealth in urbam area. Do you get more then a 1/2 zip of each?