White widow, male or female ? Thanks
I see some pistils, which means it’s a female plant. However, there are some things I didn’t exactly like too. There’s some sort of issue going on right now that I couldn’t expand or download your pictures to look closer though.
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I was going to say the same thing @dbrn32.
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I agree with dbrn32. Female.
Looks like you have some bugs / critters Check close with a loupe or magnifier. More visible in last pic.
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Thanks for the reply’s and I know about the specks on the leaves. I have looked with my loupe and nothing moving, I just finished the room and I’m hoping no more than saw dust and such.
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Would sending a few more pics help ?
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Try posting one clear picture of a top in natural lighting per post. Its easier to expand pictures that way.
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Let me try
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Good morning dbrn32, see if these two pics will help. This is only my second attempt, still all so new to me. This plant is 8 weeks old, and I did a very bad thing last night, forgot to turn the light off, should I just stay with my 12 on, 12 off ? Thanks for any help.
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Female!!!
Yes, stay on the 12/12!! It takes too much energy for the plant to revert to Vegetative Stage so even if you left the light on for a few nights it wouldn’t impact your flowering.
Thanks Latino
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Those look pretty good, I didn’t see anything out of place.
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Thanks dbrn32
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the light mistake won’t make any difference.
Thanks tan lover, is the 442 in reference to an Oldsmobile ?
I’ve had promix dust on leaves before and thought it was a bug.lol
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Thanks DankGunslinger, this is just my third plant, lost the last one to aphids, hope that doesn’t happen again.
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Better to check twice and be sure than the alternative. 
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No doubt brother.lol I remember finding one of the wife’s golden hairs on my plants worried it was some sorta bug of fungus. Like a bug web lol
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