Thanks for the input, all! I’ll just let em roll as is, unless I see definite seed formation. It has a little over two weeks until it’s done, and the other three plants just went into flower on 1-19. So, if it does produce seeds, hopefully there’s enough of a gap that three new plants won’t have, or will just be getting, pistils.

No, I’ve had this happen on a Girl Scout Cookie plant a while back. I cut it down thinking it was a herm, and after grinding some up, I did find seeds. But, they look just like the ones on this plant

I’ve pulled a few off to look at, it definitely looks like a seed casing