pest control on late flowering ?

holy shit man i never seen that many & that many different types of insects in a indoor set up, it would have been safer outdoors but i would get while any good can be gotten( harvest if u can cause they haft to be doing some damage)

OO missed that first big, its an aphid. Want to try and get them off the plants, they multiple a lot. just pick them off if its only a few but keep inspecting.

These are fungas gnats and you need to teat them in the soil and in the air. their life cycle is mainly in the ground and adults emerge to mate and lay eggs. The yellow sticky traps are a great defence on above ground management of the pest, In ground management is done really well with one of two products. BT misquote pucks or beneficial nematodes. https://www.amazon.ca/Nema-Globe-Beneficial-Nematodes-S-Feltiae/dp/B01N5TYSFU https://www.amazon.ca/Mosquito-Dunks-20-Pack-Dunk/dp/B00L1JDSDU I'm a fan of a nematodes more so. Do what works best for you. Good Luck!

Well, moving outside will call in many dif types of bugs after moving outside. If ppl hv probs with pests in tent, and even then it can be a num of many different bugs coming into tent from outside. If I were you, look at your trich it's looks just about done. And ready for the chop. If u have the space move back inside lay down sticky bug traps and ones thst can be placed around your tent. Lace the rims of pots with peppermint oil, dose common pads in it and drop a few at the base of your stem and around soil. Have bug traps that lead away, will push bugs on traps and the peppermint oil will stop them in there tracks from eating your plant. Also here some organic foiler sprays u can get for in the future and even now, they won't cause any ferts burns. I've got a list for you, I have 1, dunno if it's any good as I've seen no sign of bugs yet, but it's early days yet. Here are some, and you can get Neem oil for future but be sure way spraying try avoid hitting major bud sites with any spray, added mostiure= extra risk of bud rot. Just spray on leafs that's what they go for mostly anyways and leafs are easily. Just Google search organic foiler spray for weed plants. But, she's ready for the chop. Best of luck.

Can you tell what kind of bugs they are? If they are fungus gnats, pick up some stuff called Mosquito Bits and use according to directions - fungus gnats live in the soil so just spraying will not help. Mosquito Bits are soaked in water for 30 minutes, then you pitch the granules that are left and give the water to your plants... You've got a major problem there but believe me, if they're fungus gnats, Mosquito Bits will solve that problem almost instantly... They recommend you use it once a week for 3 weeks and I'd think that is exactly what you'd want to do... Good luck!

All I ever use is a little dawn soap mixed in water...Smothers most bugs