Those definitely look like male parts to me and since it is a feminised seed there is a greater chance for plants to go hermie. I am currently working with my first batch of feminised seeds but out of uncounted numbers of regular plants grown I have seen maybe a couple dozen hermies. Hermaphroditic traits, at least in my experience, usually show later in the flowering cycle. I have mistaken plants to be hermie early in the cycle only to be proven wrong a few days later. You will be able to tell for sure in a few days if those little balls don't end up sprouting the little hairs like the rest of your plant and instead grow a tiny stem and keep clustering. At this point you will have three options; castrate the offending male parts and keep a super close eye for pollen sacs growing amongst the buds (these are MUCH harder to catch in time and sometimes completely hidden under bud), cut the entire plant down, or make peace with your entire crop being peppered with seeds. It will be IMPOSSIBLE to let this plant mature alongside the others with no action taken and expect to not have pollen contamination showing on all plants. This is assuming that the male parts of the plant aren't sterile which I have read (not witnessed or tested) is sometimes the case with feminised seeds that go hermie.
just saying hermie plants tend to pass the trait down to thier offspring so you wont have a bunch of feminized seeds you will have a bunch of herminized seedslol its not a male its a feminized seed - and your right there are no hairs on the branches im showing. Theres pistils all over the other branches, but there are two branches, that have no hairs, and they have baby pollen sacs. Ill be letting it pollenate itself probably in my top cab once i clear it out, so i can have myself some more feminized twilight seeds.
-Feminized seeds cannot turn male. Its impossible to turn a female plant into a male plant. They can only turn hermie.
But thank you for answering my question though guys, just confirmed what i was already pretty positive of. appreciate it
