What am I looking at?

[Cotton46]

This is a Skunk#11 by Dutch passion Feminized she is in her 7th week of flower I'm giving her pH perfect Sensi Bloom A And B
Looks like Flowers coming out of my Buds?
@Waira
Room temps consistent 75 and RH 45 under 2 55w Autocobs

 

[HoneyBee]

Those look like male flowers coming out of the buds. Do you see any pollen from them? How many weeks do you plan to keep them before harvest?

 

[Arthur]

Herm. Sorry! But I see male sacks in those shots.

 

[Cotton46]

It's in her 7th week of flower now I was gonna let her go untill tricome has some Amber but if it's a Herm I can take her whenever she is in a tent to her self ATM and has been for long time

 

[Cotton46]

I pulled one set out and didn't see any Dust

 

[Canaduh]

I just recently harvested a Jack laMota that showed these same issues. I picked them off as they grew....maybe a half dozen or so. I suspected a possible hermi bit after harvest there was no sign of seed and the buds were kick-ass, if I do say do myself!

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[Cotton46]

I just recently harvested a Jack laMota that showed these same issues. I picked them off as they grew....maybe a half dozen or so. I suspected a possible hermi bit after harvest there was no sign of seed and the buds were kick-ass, if I do say do myself!

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The Breader says on mine it is best at 7weeks of flower I'm thinking it's not close enough yet to chop I don't see any Amber yet

 

[Waira]

pardon the delay Cotton!
= 'nanners! Not as bad as fully formed male flowers which appear at the stem junctions(nodes); nanners usually don't drop as much pollen, being wadded up like they are...I'm told that often the pollen isn't viable, so shouldn't set seed... coming this late, seeds wouldn't have time to grow and mature before harvest, and you don't want those anyway!
You can pick those off with some fine tip forceps or tweezers, and keep hawking the bud for new ones..

 

[Cotton46]

pardon the delay Cotton!
= 'nanners! Not as bad as fully formed male flowers which appear at the stem junctions(nodes); nanners usually don't drop as much pollen, being wadded up like they are...I'm told that often the pollen isn't viable, so shouldn't set seed... coming this late, seeds wouldn't have time to grow and mature before harvest, and you don't want those anyway!
You can pick those off with some fine tip forceps or tweezers, and keep hawking the bud for new ones..

Thank you For the Response I have her or Him or them in a tent to it's self so I have decided to let it Finnish I've not picked any off except for one to see if it was Dusty but it has them on a lot of the Buds, Now that I know what it is it will kill me untill I figure out what I did to cause it or if it was due to me or light leak or the Environment or so on. She really smells Delicious though and Hoping it is Decent Smoke!! And Again thanks for The knowledge.

 

[Waira]

may not have been you at all mate, some strains are notorious for it... Blueberry is one of them,... In the past outdoor grows, I've had nanner's show up very late in the game on a couple plants; I've had a few plants offer up a few mystery seeds too! ... never saw the nanners, and it's was only 5-6 seeds... both on late finishing plants, both sativa dom's, so I'm not sure if one or both nanner'ed, or who knocked the other up .....
Look up what you can on your strain and see if it has a rep' for this, or easily induced to do so,....