Questions Does she stay or does she go?

Put the smaller one on a pot or something to raise its height and keep em both.

your in flower hard to see by the pic that taller one won’t fill the tent I would definitely keep both.

looking good btw 

just a thought gsc does seem to vary two I have look totally different as does yours and they don’t look the same as yours either lol 

I was in there today and one’s pounding on the bud the others don’t look to shabby either forgot to take a pic will do for my dairy 

For reference.  This is the big girl in the tent alone... 

@mix Thanks man!  I'm thinking hard about it.  If I move the small girl to my veg tent for 3-4 weeks, my micro grow in my other 2x2 will be all harvested and she can have her own tent.  Would probably work out well, she just started flowering so a reveg should take 2ish weeks then another 2 weeks of growth before going back to flowering in her very own 2x2.  I dunno.  Any repercussions from doing that? 

Never tried it bud saying whatever would be a guess bud.

guess from reveg I’ve done on harvested plants they will grow funny but still produce.  
 

@mix Appreciate the honesty my friend!  Haha. 

@mix When i did my GSC last year i had two very different phenos from the same seeds produced and collected from the same plant, i was doing a little reading and it usually comes down to the stability of the genetics, so for arguments sake if its an f4-f5 out of 10 seeds 9 of them should exhibit almost identical features, if it is under an F3 you will find multiple expressions from the same batch of seeds, this is why most people will grow photo periods, pheno hunt and keep a mother they can clone rather than making seeds, its easier to replicate the strain trait for trait from clone than to stabilize the genetic line and produce seeds that carry the same genetics in expressional form, as the industry moves forward i think more stabilized genetics will become available but at this point in time there are a lot of seedbanks out there that will just send a plant to seed and sell them as is regardless of what generation those seeds are, not all breeders obviously but a large amount of breeders stepping into the market do this. I cant remember which episode it was that the panel were talking with a guy that has been breeding for years and in different locations around the globe with guys that have degrees in plant science and agricultural practices, he was venting his frustration at the amount of new seedbanks and breeders that were flooding the market with stock that either wasn't what they claimed it was or was not stabilized enough to be a fair representation of the strain you purchased. So much time and effort goes into breeding and i think some breeders either don't care or don't want to invest that time into their products because they know as consumers we will buy the products and hope for the best, they also know that your average consumer purchasing seeds wont always have the knowledge about genetic stabilization and so they just chuck some pollen call it "strawberry fruitbat" and move on to the next run. It will get better with time and im sure @Chilbert will have a better insight into this as he is doing a lot of breeding and line stabilizing so he is knee deep in that subject at the moment, but from my understanding that's what usually causes the wild variation from seed to seed other than environmental stressors.    

@shonuff few different options mate, either pull her out and slap her back in veg, she will most likely reveg or bring her up to the same height and level the canopy, being a smaller space i would suggest moving her out and giving the other plant a little more room to breathe but either way would solve your problem

On the topic of re-vegging, plants with hermaphroditic traits may be magnified with the stress.

@hart Definitely thought about that and will be watching it closely.   👍