Anyone ever seen this before?

male hermie man... that's just bad breeding and, unfortunately bad luck on your part. i would not keep that plant as a pollen donor, trash it man.

Pistillated male plant. Yes, they are male flowers.........with a female pistil..........so technically, a hermaphrodite plant. The exact opposite of a female plant with male flowers/bananas. No good. Only grown one plant like this in forty odd years, but have seen quite a few pictures of the same thing now. Plant is basically a male...........do not use it for breeding, unless you are trying to breed a strain with hermie dominance! It seems those flowers are appearing all over the plant.........there will be no stopping them. Unfortunately, this plant should be culled. It is sad to spend weeks/months growing a plant and then have to pull it out, but better to lose one plant than ruin (seed) your entire crop. Sacrifice one for the greater good........it just needs to be done ocassionally.

Slice one open and look inside with whatever you use to scope trichomes.. unless it's some weird hermaphrodite trait, i don't expect you to see any nanners inside. fuzzy hairs are easy to discern as different anatomy than nanners lined up inside. no nanners = no problem.. maybe some weird trait where the calyx has more of a stem? Have any opened up? Could skip the disection if so.

I would suggest to remove immediatelly the plant otherwise you will risk to pollinate all your tent. Good luck!

That one without the pistil will try and pollinate the one with the pistil or the the on below it. I had a herm that was super sneaky and only seeded itself super close together. Like the pollen sac and pistils were places super close together for easy and localized pollination

It's super cool. But yeah I have seen this before. Keep an eye on the nodes below and keep an eye for others that may pop up.