seeded bud from fem seeds!

Greetings and salutations! I chose this thread for the hopes that most who will answer my question,are experienced growers. I have seen the subject discussed but never answered to my satisfaction!

Do seeds found in bud from a feminized seed produce fems, exact duplicates like a clone, or regular seeds?
I have grown strictly fems for the last 5 years and almost every crop will have about 10 or less seeds through out the yield. Minimum yields being 1/4 lb per plant. I don't have any problem with that. It is all for personal use for medical problems.

I keep most of these seeds and label them. What can I expect if I run a few? No offense, but only people with experience growing them out, would I like to hear from.

There are a few possibilities:
1. You have S1 seeds from a small portion of the plant pollinating itself. (Fem seeds, very close to the original, same DNA, but environmental variables can make it looks like a different Pheno.

2. Fem herms and pollinates other fem. Results in Fem cross, Female seeds result with a mix of the DNA, each seed could be quite different.

3. Contamination, outdoor or indoor male pollen or any other potential male pollen you could have carried to it. Non-Fem cross of mom and dad, highly variable.

4. Ghost seeds, that is what I call them, some plants make seeds even when not pollinated. They are usually small, pale/white, or hollow in this case. Non-viable, so if in doubt plant them, these won't grow. They also all float.

Without knowing in detail what happened in the grow it's difficult to narrow it down any further. Test a few seeds, if you get any males you are looking at #3. If none grow, they are probably #4. If they grow and are all female, you have #1 or both #1 & #2.

There is another possibility, although I agree with most of the suggestions above.....

A fem turned male....or a missed male....

I have been growing fem only for going on 5 years now....Still waiting to pull a male after all this time and 2k or so.... popped seeds....
I have even come across a tri cotyl that seems to be homozygous for the trait, even thru selfing, as I ended up with a handful of beans at the end...

Some of the most notorious strains in the world are fem only....So nothing to be ashamed of and I get compliments all the time...but maybe don't discuss your love of fem's with "breeders" some will disdain the practice...others are of the opinion to save EVERYTHING, regardless

You have female seeds only from your plants. They may have hermaphrodite qualities in them that you cannot detect until you grown them from seed, it is a chance you take with feminized seeds. You should be happy that you are getting them as you normally have to force it, but like I said you are getting a natural hermaphrodite now and part of the genes in your plants. If you want to get them out you will need to backcross and square them with a male from a similar plant to get that out and it will take time.