problem?

no stigmata. projecting from twig. Balls across the nose!

Pollen Sacks, downward pointing smooth coco pod shaped on a stick vs calyx teardrop shaped and normal frosty. I agree with the statement that it's balls. Given its showing balls and pistils its a full blown hemri and not of good genetic stock. With that many sacks on it, its not a easy fix of plucking them off. It needs to be culled. Good Luck!

Also - when you look at the flower cluster in the bottom right of the photo there appears to be a cluster of nanners underneath the female stigmas.

dude there’s a stem off of it. Dead giveaway- But go ahead and leave it in there and see in a few weeks those are gonna open up and drop pollen

Hermi to me. Isolation is key if a full room of plants. Can be picked off but you would have to decide if this is worth the effort.

phosphorus deficiency purple on petioles

It IS a hermie.

@gottagrowsometime Lol, there's a very good chance I'm wrong. I see balls, I automatically think male. I'm still learning, and I learned something today. Thanks for the lesson from you and Bmolly

Don't worry, it's understandable that you may confuse the swollen calyxes with male signs. However, in the case of your plants, I'm glad to inform you that they are female plants. The calyxes are the small, swollen structures that form around the bud sites on female cannabis plants. During the flowering stage, these calyxes can swell, giving them a similar appearance to male signs, such as the small balls on male plants. It's important to note that swollen calyxes are a normal trait in female plants and are indicative of good bud formation. As the flowers continue to develop, the calyxes will keep growing and fill up with resin and trichomes, contributing to the production of high-quality buds. Therefore, there's no need to worry about the appearance of swollen calyxes on your plants, as they are a sign that they are in the flowering stage and producing buds. Enjoy the process and I wish you the best of luck with your cultivation!

Those are male parts yes. The stem protruding gives it away

I don't see it.

Just read below. Where do you guys see a hermie.. I can see something funny at the bottom left. But, that might just be preflower Them balls. As I said. They're bracts. And the Hairs coming from them are female stigmata. I'll try look through your pics. But, I can't see it.

What are you talking about. The lil balls? They're bracts.. Its sexing It's female signs. I would add some higher P. Also them lines can also be attributed to mag. You'll know by looking at your leafs. If there's no fade in-between the leaves. Then I think you might be short on P. I know purple stems can happen by direct light hitting them. But, them lines im nearly sure a sign you're lacking the right NPK pal.

Looks like a hermaphrodite