Hermie question with pictures!

I just have a few questions about hermies. My last two harvests i've had one plant hermie on me pollinating my room which sucks! . . . . . I've been looking for hermies and don't really know what to look for. All the pictures online are mostly pics of plants that have already popped their sacs of pollen. I know what it looks like when a plant drops pollen but what does it look like before the pollen drops. Ultimately I guess the main question is, when a plant hermies, is pollen dropped from the calyx? if so, what if I removed every one, what would be the cons of removing them? What are their purpose? I know that you can tell females because of the pistils but some are late on popping out. Also is a hermie suppose to be a calyx that does not have pistils?

Not a Hermie.

cincychron said:

Not a Hermie.

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I figure that it wasn't a hermie, i see the stigmas but my main concerns were the other questions. Thanks though.

Calyx preflower. Happens from time to time in flower.

The hermie man parts look like bananas, here at riu we call em nanners. if it doesn't look like a yellow banana you are okay.

BelieveInJesus said:

The hermie man parts look like bananas, here at riu we call em nanners. if it doesn't look like a yellow banana you are okay.

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I've seen them before. Where do they come from though is my main question. When nanners expose themselves do they pop out of the calyx?

This is a hermie.