Khahbdid, don't panic! Your babies are totally fine and definitely not hermie. What you are seeing is completely normal and actually great news.
Since your White Widow plants have been vegging for about 9 to 10 weeks, they have reached full sexual maturity. When photoperiod plants get to this age, they naturally start showing what we call "pre-flowers" at the nodes (where the branches meet the main stem), even while they are still under an 18/6 light cycle. Those little hair-like structures you noticed are just female pistils. It is basically your plants' way of showing their gender and telling you that they are mature, healthy, and fully ready to flip.
Now that you have officially switched the timer to 12/12, they will smoothly transition into the actual flowering phase over the next week or two. You did everything right, so just keep an eye on them as they start to stretch and form real buds. Happy Growing Growmie🌱