The calyx clusters are swollen like they are seeded but there's a couple other signs there's seeds in them to watch for... If it's been pollinated, earlier on the pistil tips will prematurely turn orange, and the calyxes Wil turn a little brown like they got lightly toasted. In the current appearance it's too far along to tell by the pistils, they've already retreated and it might be too soon after pollination occurred for the toasting to have happened. The lighter color in them coming in would be something to watch. What you might wind up with is immature white hermed seeds that won't be suitable to use as S1's and make you choke on that seed taste when you take a hit. One way to tell is to just pluck one of those foxtailed clusters and dig through it to see what you find.
Thats the only one on the plant that ive been able to find, will more pop up?
Yup pick a calyx at the bottom side of a bud and give it a pinch, good way to check without disturbing the bud site too much. That's also where you'll find them looking toasty if there's seeds.
Definitely could be more buried.
