If pollinating a female plant with male pollen from a seperate male of the same strain, this is known as "in line breeding" and the plants will be of the same genotype, but not necessarily of the same phenotype.
Using male pollen from a hermaphrodite single plant is known as "self seeded".
However, hermaohrodites will breed (mostly) hermaphrodite seeds, so this should be avoided.
They will not be feminized.
Selfed hermaphrodites can also allow undesireable non dominant genes to recombine and become dominant genes, leading to vastly inferior plants. Selfed hermaphrodites are also the first step in reversion back to hemp strains.
Genotype is about genetics, phenotype is about expressing those genetics, as determined by environmental/growing factors.
There is a lot of confusion about the terms "phenotype" and "genotype".
Hope this helps, Organoman.