i just collected seed from a pollinated branch. 
- there are a few seeded bracts on nearby branches.
- this female has never hermāed for me in an indentical environment.
Q: should i be concerned that the un-selected branches with seed are hermaphroditic/selfed or is that simply pollen getting past my ācontrolā? 
my intution is that they are fine/safe(non-selfed) but those seeds are obviously a slight bit darker, but just barely. and that pattern is for multiple neighboring bracts that were wet down before and after pollination by spraying bT at sundown.
thanks older brothers
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Pollen always, always, go far beyond where you think it will. Every branch Iāve ever pollinated has resulted in seeds on non-pollinated branches. If you were doing a true experiment youād chuck all the seeds not on the selected branch, but weāre all just tossing pollen around so add them to the party! 
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Where your at, I would be wiry of your neighbors, and their possible hermie or unpulled male outdoors. . . Not to raise the paranoia lol
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no sheezy. especially the newest members of my ghettoburb.
realistically though, iām pretty sure my herms are my own doingsā¦started last year with a shit seed collection of about 30 bagseedā¦now i feel like scrooge mcduck on top of a gold pile 
thanks OG world! 
itās coming right back to you all too
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