Male sings in this feminized seed or not?

I have never, in 35+ years, ever seen a female calyx that developed pistils days later. In fact, you generally only notice the calyxes due to the appearance of pistils alerting you to the fact. Cheers,..... Organoman.

I answered this before about pinching the sacs off if you still wish to keep the plant going. Good luck

Looks like a pollen sac to me

Give it a few days. It may not be a pollen sac. It is common for the calyx to develop a few days before the pistils. Sometimes, but uncommonly with good conditions and genetics, a plant can hermaphrodite. Watch for the white fuzzy hairs over the next few days.

@organoman, thanks for your answer. Photo 1 and 3 are the flowers with the sacs. Photo 2 is the top flower it pistils. Is it normal to have some flowers male and other females?

A clear close up photo would have helped - close up of the part in question from 4-6 inches away! From what I can almost see, it does look like a male flower pod in one of the photos, however I can not say 100%, as the photo is not close enough of the part to see properly. If it is a pod on a stem and without any white pistils/hairs protruding, then yes, it could be a male flower. Try adding a few clear and close up pictures for 100% positive ID. You do however get points for taking the photos in natural light!! Otherwise, have a look at my diary "Cannabis Conundrums" for pictures of male and female primordia/pre flowers and try and make a determination your self. Male flowers can, before they are open, resemble caper berries. Hope this helps,...... Organoman.