Polinated bud?

You can determine if pollination has occurred once seeds begin to develop, which typically takes a few weeks. Pollination is not immediately apparent. If you are cautious about controlling the spread of pollen, any resulting seeds are usually limited in number and tend to form close to where the male flower was located. This localized seed development aligns with how pollen tends to settle and fertilize nearby flowers when the process is accidental or minimally distributed. Good luck! 👍😎.

pistils won't be white within a day or so of pollination... if you see pistils darken way too early, that'd be a sign. Also, if heavily pollinated in any location, the development will be significantly less. it'll stop building bud sites and focus on developing the seeds. This sort of reaction is compartmentalized on the plant. It has no CNS. lone nanner? no problem. Might find a seed or two. An entire pollen sac - if open and mature you likely have pollination.