Hermie or shit genetics expert seeds auto sweetcream

Those look like they've already done what they do...I'd probably try not to disturb at this point, and give the tent a good spray down before restart.
 
One last thing i want it to know should i remove these from the plant or leave it alone id say there is 2-3 weeks left for the plant to finish

Personally, with only 3 weeks left I would not remove anything that is not falling off of its own accord. Any trauma at this point could put you back a bit.
 
You will love sour Crack if you haven’t grown one. Short and stocky and finishes fast. 60 days or so. I just chopped 2 and got 400 plus grams of wet
 
One of two things happened here (possibly both).. Either the plants hermed, or the previous plants hermed, and left over pollen got on these plants. Did you sanitize the tent before the new grow? Wipe down fans ect? If not, thats a major possibility. But based on your most recent post, it's safe to say that your current plant hermed. The recent pics you posted look exactly like "bananas", or "nanners", as they're called. They are opened pollen sacs, on female flowers. After you harvest you need to clean everything in the tent to make sure that pollen isn't lingering around.

You can pull off those nanners, but there are probably a few more you'll find while pulling those off.
 
Hi should get them next week they are shipped already cant wait i had some heat issues during the first 3 weeks of grow up to 34c but then it went down to 27c max probably from last grow didnt clean the tent properly lesson learned.
 
The plant hermied in the lower branches and pollen was spread by the fan. In the first set of pictures what you see are the seeds forming. The second set of pictures shows the male sacks that are responsible for this.
My opinion is enjoy the smoke of your current grow and keep the seeds. If you ever decide to grow them in the future it is easy to avoid pollination. Hermies of this kind tend to grow the male pollen sacks in the lowest branches where no light reaches the buds. Just lollipop early at the first stages of flowering and do it at a higher point than usual, above the usual height. If you get rid of the lowest branches it is highly unlikely the plant will hermie.
 
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