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Thanks. Ju

Did already and I did in fact find some seeds, not fully developed, but seeds. Not seed clusters, just one inside the calyx.

True, all female plants grow pistils at the internodes during flowering but there is also a young seed forming. WHY is the question. I can only imagine that my experiment of covering them in the early summer evenings for two weeks 1) stressed the plant and 2) I probably didn't completely cover...

So from the photo, what do you see? Why is it forming a seed? Hermie? Does it mean they could pollinate other plants? Keep in mind these are feminised seeds so no chance it's a male and haven't seen any little banana clusters.

I have some outdoor predominantly sativa plants and due to the colder Septembers here and the risk of mold setting in, I tried to trigger them to flower early by covering them to create a 12/12 daylight/night cycle. However, one of my girls is forming seeds and my guess is she's going or has...