Can you ID this bug that is no bigger than a Trichome?

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This is from Fire-OG that was harvested, it has been re-vegging for about a month. I was looking at trichomes from a small bud still on the plant and this guy was chowing on an amber trichome. I need help ID-ing it. Thank you. I got him on video, just added link below.

here he is crawling over trichomes.

 

[The303Stoner]

spider mite

 

[trichomes]

thank you, I got lucky spotting it. First one I've encountered on cron.

 

[trichomes]

spider mite

thanks again, here's the video of him acting like trichomes are not STICKY!
Can you ID this bug that is no bigger than a Trichome?

 

[The303Stoner]

in the video it looks like an aphid

 

[trichomes]

leafhopper nymph, thanks to that Italian guy "Rico"

 

[trichomes]

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[Icemud]

Looks to me like thrips, in there younger stages. Spinosad works great on thrips.

 

[KingJohnC]

I have used Monterey Garden Insect Spray with Spinosad and Monterey All Natural 3 in 1 Garden Insect Spray to kill spider mites and thrips. I add 3-5 drops per gallon of Ivory Liquid Soap as a surfactant to help the spray stick to leaves and stems better. I spray every 3 days alternating the 2 Monterey products for 2 weeks to kill adults and larvae as they hatch. Sierra Natural Sciences also makes 2 products to kill spider mites and thrips SNS-217C Concentrate and SNS-209 Systemic Insect Control.


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Thanks King great share, it is going to my blog/shared member info. storage space!