Need Advice... Hermaphrodites?

I started my most recent grow with several different variaties of bag seed. I had 10 good starts, and I veged for 4 weeks before i transplanted the ones I thought were female. I got 5 nice plants veged out to 6 weeks before I started to flower. I'm now two weeks into flowering, and two plants that are almost identical in appearance (look to be about 100% indica with huge dark fan leaves) are both developing male and female flowers. I am wondering if they will pollenate my other 3 girls if I let them flower together. And if they do, will all the seeds that are produced by my other girls be hermie's too?I don't really want to get rid of them because at two weeks of 12/12 they are already covered in pistils, but I also don't want to sacrifice my sensimilla sativa sisters.PLEASE HELP ME OUT!

Can anyone tell me for sure that these hermaphrodites will fertilize the rest of my garden???????

Steadmanclan said:

Can anyone tell me for sure that these hermaphrodites will fertilize the rest of my garden???????

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it is possible they may, cut off as many male balls that u can.

yea just cut off male parts and keep watch out for more
if they over take the plant you will have to get rid of them
do you have a ligt leak that is causing the problem

nah its those bloody bagseed, shouldnt use them.

del66666 said:

nah its those bloody bagseed, shouldnt use them.

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are you saying they are hermi because they are bag seed?

i was thinking that it may be the genetics. that would be the way to go if you are just growing a huge field of commercial grade herb... that way you could harvest every plant for sale and not worry about any males, but still have seed for your next crop.

I'm planning on using seedbank seeds on my next crop.

weezer said:

are you saying they are hermi because they are bag seed?

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bag seed is prob going to be herm as ne good grower would make sure that males were removed.that only leaves herms,not always true but to much of a chance to risk it i think

Steadmanclan said:

i was thinking that it may be the genetics. that would be the way to go if you are just growing a huge field of commercial grade herb... that way you could harvest every plant for sale and not worry about any males, but still have seed for your next crop.

I'm planning on using seedbank seeds on my next crop.

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you would have to de-seed it and lose loads of weight

just because no one mentioned it a hemi plant will only produce fem and hemi seed get them away from your girls though