Swollen Calyx?

I think those are seed pods, but can't zoom in close enough

 

you can wait for a second opinion but I'd guess your growing unknown genetics, which means you have zero clue of the hermie trait being passed down, 4th week seems average to herm, did you have any males in your tent?

 

100% looks like seed pod to me, sorry mate, did you have males? if it's bagseed I wouldn't continue to grow it out anymore seeing as it may tend to hermie, I guess you could pluck em.

edit: how long did the males develop? they are capable of chucking pollen at pretty early ages

 

I wouldn't chance anymore pollen, just me..I'd bring them to the backyard burn pile lol

 

I am definitely not knowledgeable on this, as I am still in my first grow as well. However, one thing you could do is to snip one out and open it to see if a seed is forming. At least, that is what I read on a quick google search. It is really difficult to tell the difference until it gets further along.

Of course, it only really matters if this is for something other than just your personal use. If you are growing for yourself, a few seeds aren't that big of a deal. Or at least, they wouldn't be to me. But then, I am pretty laid back about things like that. Most of my product gets turned into tincture and topicals, so a few seeds are not a game changer.

 

if more calyxs turn more energy will be devoted to seed devlopement, as the plants only mission in life is to create another generation for future crop (this is why they herm) you may now get quality smoke maybe along the lines of the bag it came from, if you were dead set on keeping them do your best to separate air flow, cannabis breeds in the air, as long as you don't mix air flow you would be alright, a plant gone to seed is like a pregnant women, all energy goes into devotion to the fetus, same thing with seeds , it will abandon the thc production in favor of seed production

 

then by all means good luck sir, I don't have the space so I kill on site, but don't have this issue since I order through banks now,had 1 hermie in a patch outdoors from bagseed sucks but it's nature lol it follows it's own rules

 

nice good genes are the way to go

 

Man sorry to hear that ... yeah reminds me of my outdoor college days . We'd spend all this time weeding out the males and inevitably smear some pollen somehow and quite a few turned hermie one year . As difficult as it is , I'd get rid of them and really really clean everything super well before you start again with seeds from a bank . Like everythingisvibration said, good genetics are key !

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That looks like a seed pod to me for sure. Unless you're seeing ball sacks or nanners this plant doesn't need moved but you need to really check the others close for both balls and nanners. It looks like it's getting sticky, how many seeds in each plant? I had a bad finish because of fighting off boys and herms, had a herm early on from a plant I rescued, one male and one threw nanners late in flower. Out of 9 plants, 3 got chopped (male/herm), 4 ended up getting seeds and of those only 1 was truly smokeable. My best plant had one seed and smoked like a freight train. One seed isn't gonna kill ya, but at this early stage I'm betting THC, trichome, and bud production is turning into seed production so in another month or so when it's done you'll likely have very little if any more bud than you have now but what's there will mature. Let it keep going, if you see more seeds popping up you know she's getting into baby making....