What's going on here?

@MistaOC How about a bit of research first, then respond, I'll help ya! :) Pakistani Chitral Kush, a strain bred for old "Hardcore Hashplant Connoisseurs", loving Purple Cannabis plants! @The_7_Club is running a pre-1970 PCK IBL grow breeding project (5females and 2 males). What's happening is the last 2 plants, males are expressing their male traits, but havn't produced their male top grow just yet... Source: growdiaries.com/diaries/326499-grow-journal-by-the-7-club

@Nocone_Purple If you check the diary or did some research to the previous grow question you responded to connected to the same plant you'd know it's a breeding project going on ;) So at first glance it might be tempting to say ballz in the tent, ditch it! But if you check the diary connected to the grow, easy as the user only have one active and updates it weekly plus threads plus grow questions how is it even possible to miss at this point? xD

Those are definitely looking like pollen sacs to me. 🌱 If they are indeed pollen sacs, you’re dealing with a male plant. The only question is whether the entire plant is male or whether you might have a hermaphrodite showing male flowers alongside female ones. I’d carefully check the other nodes and flowering sites. If you’re not intentionally breeding, don’t wait too long to act: once pollen sacs mature and open, they can pollinate your other plants. If your goal is to produce seeds, though, a male plant can be exactly what you need. 👊

More GOTM contest Sabotaging.

It is definitely a male plant showing pollen sacs at the nodes, so you should remove it immediately if you want to prevent it from pollinating any female plants.

It's one of the last 2 males flashing his ballz for the camera. From the total 7 seeds previously panted the first 5 turned out to be female and the last 2 male. The only uncertainty is if it's plant #6 or #7 we are watching...

It's a male.

Inferior genetics.