HulkBerry Auto first

So, if you grow outdoor. Some1 near you has male. Or a nanner burst in your tent releasing pollen. Most likely it'll be an auto. But not a seed you want to keep. Generally they don't turn out well..

Context is a little important to consider the hows and whys. Are you just finding an oddball seed every now and then or does it rain seeds when you break up a bud? If it's only a few it's more likely a banana(not really a hermie, more from heat stress or running flowering time extra long) or imported in on you. If it's alot then you had a real pollin sac in there. As far as growing it....most growers have grown some bag seed in their day. I can't report any of the calamities many warn of, but any seed you sprout could too honestly lol.

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.