HulkBerry Auto first

1. What Could Have Caused That? Seeds can develop in your autoflowering plant due to pollination (from a male plant or hermaphrodite) or stress factors (like light interruptions or temperature changes). 2. Are the Seeds Auto, and Should I Keep or Throw Them Away? If the seeds are from a true autoflowering plant, they should be autoflowering as well. You can germinate them if they look healthy, but if you want to avoid risks of inconsistent traits or hermaphroditism, it’s safer to throw them away.

Self preservation. Those seeds will be hit and miss and not worth the time or effort to grow. As others have said.

The others have already hit the highlights for you. I will say, I grew 3 hulkberry and 1 hermied. I read reviews from other growers from other sites, that strain is particularly easy/prone to hermie. So most likely some type of stress caused it, but don't be discouraged because it's easy to happen with that strain. I will say too, that it's a good sweet smoke if dried and cured correctly though. Just not one I'd grow again though cause I trashed the one that hermied and I don't like wasting money on plants. Best of luck and Happy Growing!