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i am in about 2 weeks in flower I see white hairs does that mean there gonna start bud soon. the tallest stem is 44 inches from ground and I have a little pest problem and don't know what these are and how to get rid of them
 

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Hi benben, Welcome to the forum! The white hairs are pistils, the first sign that flowers are forming. Can you post a non-pink picture of your bugs? It's hard to see what they really look like... But if they fly slow, they might be gnats...

Your plant is beautiful!
 
Beautiful plant benben, and welcome! 👍 As alltatup said, a better pic would help. My first thought was fungus gnats, which can usually be controlled with lots of sticky yellow traps, or a BT treatment of soil. GWE has great advice for those pesky critters. Enjoy the rest of what looks like a super grow! 🐸
 
Looks like fungus gnats. If so, be happy, they are about the least bad to get rid of. Yellow cards for adults, dry out the grow medium between watering's. I tried sand on top, but it just washed down when I watered. I used diatomaceous earth and it did nothing and washed down also. The GWE tutorials and the best source of information. However, proper watering is the key to prevention next time.
 
Absolutely gorgeous plant , what strain is it is it Auto or photo you've obviously done this once or twice looking good welcome to the Forum.
 
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here is my best pic i could take and this is my first time just read a lot of stuff
 

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these were train wreck stain I don't know how old they are is that a bad thing and will I get some good bud off the. i using a 1000 kind led light on them 2 week in 2 flowrr
 

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I'm not sure, but Flockshot may be right, and they are fungus gnats. I had a case of gnats in my reservoir eariler this summer; I mixed in Gnatrol with the reservoir water and nutes to get rid of the larvae, and I put the yellow sticky papers up above with the plants. Knocked out the gnats in a couple of weeks, but I got to it at the beginning of the infestation. It may take you a little longer if you see a lot of gnats flying around. I bought the Gnatrol on Amazon.
 
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