Do Two Lure Modules deployed by the same player stack?

[Rafagon]

I read over on Stack Exchange that if multiple people place Lure Modules on nearby Pok? Stops, they will stack (pokemon go - Do lure modules on multiple Pokestops in your radius stack? - Arqade). My question is, if I'm playing solo and I place two Lure Modules on two nearby Pok? Stops, will they still stack for me, even though I'm a single player?

Rafagon

 

[iOS Gravity]

I think that you should only be able to place one at a time.

 

[skrelp]

If there are two pokestops next to each you can put one lure module on each pokestop at the same time

 

[night7life]

It's my understanding that only one module can be attached at a time. But, being in range of two or more stops at the same time with all having modules attached will maximize your Pokemon opportunities (I do not suggest placing them all yourself, that will quickly get expensive). Popular areas are best.

 

[DenverRalphy]

Some people believe that they will stack if you have two pokestops close enough together, that the overlapping portion will stack if they each have a lure. That's a misnomer.

Each pokestop with a lure will generate pokemon spawns at their own rate with a lure on it. If you have two pokestops with a lure on them, they'll each spawn pokemon at the same average rate. But neither of them are spawning them any faster just because their circle of influence may happen to overlap. There's no stacking. You just happen to be close to two that have an increased rate. But they're not enhancing each other.

 

[metllicamilitia]

According to Niantic it should. They say that playing in popular areas with multiple Pok?Stops and lures will generate rarer Pok?mon.