Helpp meeee

you are looking at an older preflower -- that's probably why the hair turned color. If you don't believe me, pluck off that one calyx , get a razor blade and your trichome scope -- slice it open and look inside. pollen can reach any crevice, of course, but it won't reach the most shieled pistil of the bunch first... or at least very unlikely. You'd see brown pistils in more easily reached locations long before a shielded calyx. You are probably fine and no problem exists. you'd see male sex organs, too... pollen doesn't manifest out of the ether. Give a good look over your plant and feel more confident about it.

I can’t see any signs of seed production in the picture. What can be clearly observed in the image are: Calyxes and petals Trichomes Pistils/stigmatic hairs Seed production (or fertilization) would be recognizable by the calyxes swelling and containing a visible seed capsule (a small, hard seed). The calyxes in this image don’t appear unusually swollen, which suggests that the plant was likely not pollinated and is not producing seeds. This is therefore a flowering female plant with a nice amount of trichomes.

Sieht gut aus,👍 ich kann auf den Fotos keine Probleme entdecken. ✌️