Pollen sacs on feminised plants - what to do?

[Wtf1]

Hi - I have a couple of plants that are flowering, They're feminised seeds from a great supplier. I think they got stressed early on from poor drainage but then I moved them into the ground (in a greenhouse) and they seem to be doing great. Alas i have noticed they have quite a few pollen sacs on them and am unsure what to do. They are Strawberry cheescake and Purple Kush strains. I also have a Northern Lights starting to bud that doesn't seem to have these. You can see in the middle of this pic of the Strawberry cheesecake one of the sacs I mean.

Can I pick the off or should I cut my losses and take them down?

Any thoughts welcome.

[Bootsy]

maybe someone else will chime in, but i dont think what i see are male parts. not sure what it is, but i notice the same growth often, and even at harvest without any issues. I suggest dont kill em till you get confirmed. fingers crossed.

[Wtf1]

Thanks for that. It will be a relief if that's the case. be interesting to see if anyone knows what they are.

[Rwise]

I too see no male parts, maybe a better pic.? I do see a phat female preflower.

[Wtf1]

Here's a better pic showing two of them together. They are in similar positions elsewhere on the plant and there are some on the other side to these two. Am I just confusing them with something else?

[Bowhunterwoody]

Think those are swollen calyxes. Wouldn't worry.

[Wtf1]

Great. Many thanks!

[SoOrbudgal]

Enjoy the grow and keep us posted. In the mean time check out the differences in anatomy as females mature or even males. Lots of google pics on how to sex MJ plants. Just for future references.

[SoOrbudgal]