Sunday morning dilemma

[Spit]

Good morning all I have a bit of a dilemma I have just started a mm summer pilsner and on reading the instructions I find I need 2 packets of yeast but only one included in kit.
I have ordered another packet rather than try make a yeast starter.
My question is can I store the wort until the other packet comes or pitch one packet and pitch the second one when it arrives or use a different yeast and take it in a different direction.
Thank you in advance for any advice.
Next time I will read the instructions beforehand I promise.

 

[MmmBeer]

Get the one packet in straight away.
Leaving wort with no yeast is an open invitation for bacteria to infect it.
Carefully add the second packet when you receive it.

 

[dreaddan]

If its sealed it may be OK, but you might be better to make a starter with the 1 packet and add that.

 

[dreaddan]

I've Just thought what's the kit and og?
One packet may be enough and the instructions are wrong.

 

[Agentgonzo]

Chuck the packet of yeast into todays brew. Then add the second when it arrives. You would probably be fine with just one packet anyway

No point making a separate starter for it... Your wort will act the same as a starter.

 

[Spit]

I've Just thought what's the kit and og?
One packet may be enough and the instructions are wrong.

Og is 1045 so really high I would have normally only put one packet in that.

 

[The Baron]

I would throw the yeast in and add the second as soon as if you think it is essential(@ 1.045 the lager could run with one packet of yeast unless you are fermenting low then 2 may be needed). You can store wort if put in a cube from hot for weeks.
Other option is keep covered and then re-pastuerise/boil again just to kill anything off but not really what I would recommend just a last resort option.