Hermie?

[Doogal]

and the last one I'm concerned about but have no idea about
this is one of my stress killers. I'm really hoping this is nothing to worry about :

 

[Doogal]

They both look fine! Your confusing the calixes in these pics to the ball sacks on the other. those single calixes usually make up my first bowl post harvest... after taking all the nugs, I'll go back around and usually find a ton... they dry quickly, so....

Thanks for the heads up @Arthur
I knew they kinda looked similar to each other to my untrained eye, but thought I would put up pictures just to make sure
Really appreciate the feedback on the issue. Thanks so much

 

[Arthur]

No worries... once you spot a true herm in your garden, you start seeing them everywhere!

 

[Doogal]

No worries... once you spot a true herm in your garden, you start seeing them everywhere!

Hahahah you are so right. Everything remotely green, small and somewhat round all of a sudden looked like a sack to me, what a panic lol.
I have pulled out 2 of those plants, killed them off and dumped them VERY far away. I'm just about to disinfect the tent and that whole room, so got a couple of hours of work ahead of me.

 

[Waira]

....Doogal, that's your call mate, if you want to run the risk and micromanage her to harvest, or isolate her is possible, or ditch her,....
..I'm not following you on the stunted PEx being the culprit? She looks knocked up, but I see no male flowers on her,... likely the CB was the culprit for that, which mens some mature flowers have already releases pollen! Those other pics are showing the so called pre-flower bracts (aka calyxes); if you see "hairs", pistils, then it's female,.. male flowers also form stalks from which the flower hangs,....
So, you're faced with a room/tent-clean situation at some point,... lingering pollen can still knock up other girls!

 

[KapScot]

Or join the breeders forum... some people go to great lengths to induce male flowering in XX (already feminised genetics) and you have some tasty crosses (potentially - culprit and genetics pending). If anything has flowered to the open stage the tent will be contaminated to some degree. It's dead easy to do a wipe-down but remember all your wiring/hangers/clips and fittings too.

That advice was from a friend who had a double run of contamination which he put down to reusing the hangings without cleaning them properly. I'm not sure how long pollen remains viable in a grow room situation but pollen has been found to viable from archaeological discoveries (usually in deep permafrost areas) after hundreds of years.

Of course... you could just 'Nuke it from orbit to be sure...'.

 

[Rev. Green Genes]

I have micro managed one through, and it was a twice daily effort to do it, harvested a bit early, still got some seeds... (mostly not in my half) but out of a 1/2 pound in the room I got 1 oz or so that had sporadic immature seeds.