Will 2 GSP grow together into 1?

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Bit of a silly question, i want GSP on my back wall. If I take a few frags and glue them close together, my wall would get covered exponentially quicker ?
What happens when they meet ? Would they outcompete each other, form a border where they meet or even grow together ?
 
Bit of a silly question, i want GSP on my back wall. If I take a few frags and glue them close together, my wall would get covered exponentially quicker ?
What happens when they meet ? Would they outcompete each other, form a border where they meet or even grow together ?
Are they the same strain?
 
Bit of a silly question, i want GSP on my back wall. If I take a few frags and glue them close together, my wall would get covered exponentially quicker ?
What happens when they meet ? Would they outcompete each other, form a border where they meet or even grow together ?
I am wondering the same thing, as I accidently split my GSP as I removed it from the frag plug. I glued both pieces to a new frag in hopes that they will both grow and eventually join...eager to see what your results are.
 
I am wondering the same thing, as I accidently split my GSP as I removed it from the frag plug. I glued both pieces to a new frag in hopes that they will both grow and eventually join...eager to see what your results are.
Logic says it will be fine…. But when has logic ever worked in reefing haha
 

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