Just know that any female can put out pollen due to stress, or whatever reason, but a true genetic male will never put out pistils (female hairs). Any plant that is pollinated from a female/hermaphrodite will always be either female, or hermaphrodite, but no true males can ever become of them.
In my experience if you are getting hermies like this you are likely to have problems with the next generation. Male parts can pop up even late in the game after buds have formed. I personally prefer strains with a good strong male backbone, and never any flukey females for that reason. I also concentrate on the males more than the females when choosing candidates for propagating a strain.
In short, hermies can be a pain in the ass.
scrumby Reviewed by scrumby on . JUST FOR ENTERTAINMENT: Boys to girls??? Ok, so I'm not too sure on all this, but I did start a little experiment I want to continue next grow. I put bananas and peaches around the base of the plants at the start of flower for the ethylene gas. I continued for a couple boys even after they showed CLEAR balls all over. Then I got tired of it all with everything else in life, chopped one boy down and moved the other to the opposite side of the closet to wait for a flower to mature for the pollen. Once it was ready to open, I put the boy Rating: 5