MechaGodzilla

This week I have encountered a new issue. The plants are showing a little bit of over-nitro feeding. They seem to be doing ok, and it will probably take two weeks to wash out excess. I am feeding every other day until they drain a bit, which helps a lot. Also adding a surfactant allows for it to really wash out excess fertilizer. Also this week (today in fact as of an hour ago) I realized there were tiny insects crawling all over one of my plants. I mean these bastards are miniscule. Hard to see with the naked eye. Transluscent to white'ish, I would say. Dozens of them. I have since sprayed the shit out of every plant, their topsoil and their bags of neem oil. Generous overspray onto and around the plant stands, too. I will re-treat at the end of the week and then once again next week at this time. Make sure there are no traces and no distant cousins still trying to move in. What a hectic find. I couldn't locate with ease any other plants having been affected, however you can't be too safe, so they all got blasted. edit: I want to thank everyone who responded to my question. I read every single one of your comments twice. I have dealt with bugs outside, never inside. So i'm glad to know, during the veg stage, spinosad and other incesticides are OK. Neem Oil has thinned their numbers drastically but a few critters remain. Spinosad dust to be here tomorrow. Bottom fed them today instead of top fed and will do this a while. I put a fan over the top of the 3 plants affected by the critters (stand mates) to dry out the topsoil and spinosad dust'em tomorrow. Hopefully this time next week I do not have a problem. One is an automatic, and it's going to hit the stretch real soon - i want to get that one cleaned up and bugless before it packs on the flower. It feels like I caught them right as they were moving themselves and their relatives in for a luau as the plants still do not have obvious leaf damage.