To harvest or not to harvest: pollen sacs on female plant

[CanGrows]

hello everybody
One of my plants has pollen sacks showing up all over the buds should I harvest that plant now before it continues?
What do you guys think?


On another note will this plant produce feminized seeds?

 

[CanGrows]

RODELIZATION
Sinsemilla is an unnatural state for cannabis. Without human intervention, it would be rare to find an unpollinated female in the wild—unless it was sterile. When sinsemilla plants are left to go beyond their desirable maturation stage by a number of weeks, the plant, through whatever amazing processes evolution has bestowed, knows it has not been pollinated. As a last ditch effort at propagation, it will produce male pollen sacs in an effort to self-pollinate.

This is not the result of genetic or stress-induced hermaphroditism. They are genuine XX chromosome male bananas. With all the genetic information from the female and no Y chromosome, using rodelized pollen creates female-only seeds, although as with colloidal silver, an occasional male may appear.

 

[Weaselcracker]

They are what is known as nanners, and on some strains will show up in late flowering. Yes like Cangrows posted they will produce feminized seed. In my experience they are not usually a big problem and don’t produce a lot of pollen. It does depend how many of them you get I suppose. I usually just pick them off and I sometimes get a few seeds in the grow but not many. If I was consistently getting lots of nanners with a strain for no good reason I’d probably stop growing it though.

 

[CanGrows]

They are what is known as nanners, and on some strains will show up in late flowering. Yes like Cangrows posted they will produce feminized seed. In my experience they are not usually a big problem and don’t produce a lot of pollen. It does depend how many of them you get I suppose. I usually just pick them off and I sometimes get a few seeds in the grow but not many. If I was consistently getting lots of nanners with a strain for no good reason I’d probably stop growing it though.

Thankyou this is what I was hoping for