Had females Hermès to seedy buds are seeds feminized I but some in yard and they all started flowering at 8” tall
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yes they are.Grow # 3 50/50 S/I Critical Mass photo fem
Seeds drop in water 1/8/2022
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If they are flowering, then they are female. But to answer your question, yes if a female herms on you and pollinates itself or another plant the seeds will also be female.
Pollen from a male = regular seeds (male and female)
Pollen from a female = feminized seeds
Hope that helps and happy growing!Comment
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Female yes, chance of more hermies YES, even greater on the hermie its self (S1 seed).Comment
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