mcflowanswered grow question a year ago If you isolate the hermaphrodite plant in a separate tent and let it flower, it's possible to obtain seeds. However, be cautious, as hermaphrodite plants can pass on the tendency to produce both male and female flowers, increasing the risk of hermaphroditism in future generations. If you're seeking feminized seeds, it's generally recommended to use reliable breeding techniques or purchase feminized seeds from reputable sources to ensure genetic stability. Introducing an additional female plant for pollination can also be done, but it's important to carefully manage the process to avoid unintended pollination of other plants in your grow space.