will seeds from trimming (very few seeds) be ok to pop and grow

I have acquired a number of different seeds from someone who trims for a grower. They don't find many seeds but every now and then one shows up. Are these more viable to be stable females than a full on hermie seed? any info is appreciated thanks

depends a lot on how the seed was made. was there a male present or are they hermie seeds. hermie seeds tend to give you hermie plants. if there was a male present and the weed the seeds came from is good, the seeds should be good as well.

Go for it, even if they do go hermie, the worst thing that could happen is more seeds, maybe not a bad thing in this case. Always keep in mind Dutch Master Reverse, made for just this, to make sure the males make no pollen. So my thoughts would be grow them and keep a super close eye on everything (a green light in the dark helps to show the bright yellow males). If you get too bad a hermie (like 50/50) i would just pull it out for safety, but most hermies end up just a few male spots, watch for them and treat with some reverse.

You should buy some seeds from a breeder. Sporadic seeds in bud generally means they weren't pollinated and aren't true "seeds."

DM reverse is snake oil. I have tried it and there is a thread started by either hobbes or Jester88 i cant remember which one. They are both vetren growers. The point of the thread was to test DM reverse a few strains that are prone to hermie. Guess what? Maybe it helps but I wouldnt count on it.

Thanks, so far the plants look super healthy, I mean even if it is a genetic "copy" of the mom hermie, there were only like a couple seeds found in the entire plant at best, doesn't sound too bad....and if the blueberry (herm seed that's growing) accidentally pollinates my iss I'll have some blue island skunk, any other experiences with growing seeds from fat female buds that have few seeds (indicating a herm happened probably) please share your experience or information you have seen on the subject, thanks again and peace