Can someone help is this male or hermed or normal

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Iv never seen one like this its an auto but started shooting out in odd spots and it has pistils but also look swolen

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Anyone have any ideas

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Everything that I see is female. It looks like the Ruderalis traits are affecting the flower structure. This happens with autos from time to time.

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What Merlin said. Ruderalis. Getting more common as we overwhelm our autos with Ruderalis.
My theory is the rudy has stronger genetics with its toughness. Diluting our sativa/indica. I expect to see much more of this as the years go by. That is why I go 12/12 photo seed to finish when I want fast turn. No rudy.

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Calyx’s throwing red pistils on a plant that young could be a sign of pollination. The bottom branch on that first pic you can see a nanner, I think.

She looks like she’s starting to herm IMO but hopefully I’m wrong.

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I agree it’s the ruderalis look. I’d replace her

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Good catch @Smoke_bz

Hermie!

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Can stop herming if its super low on the plant just cut it off and watch, if more come then toss her out.. Also hitting it with a misting of RO will neutralize any pollen you may encounter. Some strains throw herms but no pollen. Honestly she looks heavily mutated (maybe polyploid). She looks like she likely wont yeild well.