Yes could be worth save, what kind of/name of seeds do you have the male and females?
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There will be seeds if it pollinates a female. Is there a female plant in there somewhere?
@Bentstick
You are fast lol
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Hehehe setting on my ass right now getting out of the heat and having a G&T to start the Sunday roll.
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If you have already seen pollen I would clean everything very good or for a while your gonna have seedy buds. A little pollen goes a long way.
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You guys are great! Thanks for the advice. My other plants are female for sure. Black widow, gold leaf, and Bruce banner. Although I have them in a green house, so few pollinators. Do the plants require pollinators like bees or birds to reproduce? Or simply to be near one another?
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No bees or birds needed just a breeze to move the pollen around, a males pollen can travel for miles on the wind, locals that may be surprised one day or even your plants can catch pollen from another grower with males in the area.
And everyone thatās smokes grows up here 10 growers I know of within 1 sq mile here
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If you handle the male before the females, you couldāve already brought some in.
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Ok. Thanks for all the tips. I tend to plant and say a prayer that what is supposed to grow and bloom does and whatever doesnāt teaches me something new. Iāve got a little sanctuary in city life and grow at least 50 other types of natural medicine in my yard.
Iām striving toward old medicine woman vibes one day.
So thank you for teaching me more about my plants 
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We do a lot of wild medical harvesting up here, Mullin, some of the wort familyās and shrooms,plus many others
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Hey new friends! Iām back and my plants have been growing so beautifully. I sing to them and remind them that they are medicine and have purpose 
They have become sweet friends already.
Anyway, Iām finding myself in need of assistance for finishing the growth cycle. While I have raised a few plants before, they were done in pots. I put them in the ground this time and put a green greenhouse over them. Iām questioning the decision of the greenhouse as they seem a lack for sun, they could surely have much more? I have theories, but Iād love to hear what you all think and any advice.
Also, Iām not sure when to harvest. Iāve been slowly cutting back the leaves, although I wonder if I should be heavierā¦just thoughts as I navigate caring for these plants to help them thrive. They are around 16+ weeks now.
One is very seedy b/c I didnāt get the male out in time (thanks whoever told me that it would be super seedy!) Yall got wisdom and I would have been so confused without knowing that, and ALL of my plants would have been that way without the advice to get him out. What can I do with the seedy plant? Is it useable for anything? Can i still extract oil if I go that direction?
So many questions. Thank you to anyone that has any help. Iām so excited to share with my friends this year, but I want to have the best harvest possible. Itās like taking baked bread to someoneās house. You donāt want it to be dry or overbaked, dull and boring 
I mentioned that I grow other medicine too. So I try to be the best steward and smartest farmer with all my medicine.
Yall are the best. Hope your grow season has been a positive one. 
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If my eyes are right I see some bud rot starting in the first 2 pics near top of the buds get it gone. The brown sugar leaves are a give away.
Looking more looks like a few spots on that bud.
Sorry to say IMO that bud needs to go, will tag other eyes it is early @kaptain3d @Budbrother @Growdoc
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You got that right Sir @Bentstick 
@Madamp would be better off getting rid of the affected bud or risk losing a lot more. 