Sulfer Burner in Combination with Dr. Doom

[mybuddy]

Hello Everyone,
On my last harvest I had a problem with powdery mildew on my Tangerine Dream girls. After harvest I Bleached my 4x8 tent cleaned all the equipment and then did a sulfer burn.
I then put my new girls (clones) of Raskal OG and P-91 into the tent.
I then did another sulfer burn to coat the new clones with sulfer as a preventative measure. I have been doing a sulfer burn twice a week since they went into the tent. My question is, last night I saw a few bugs on the leaves that seem to be eating the leaves and also some black spots on the leaves where these insects are. I haven't looked up exactly what insect it is, but was wondering if you can use doctor doom after treating your plants with sulfer and have no ill effects on the plants.
Thanks in advance for all the help.


A little more on the grow space.
1- 4x8 Tent
1- 1,000 watt HPS
1-600 Watt HPS
1-400 Watt HPS
Exhaust fan sucking through the three lights hoods and exiting the grow room.
Intake Fan bringing fresh air into the tent.
Temps while all three lights are on about 79 degrees.
Room Humidity 35-45 %

 

[mybuddy]

Forgot to add,
The ladies are in week 2 of Flower.

 

[mybuddy]

SoI believe it is Thrips, Ill grab the camera and the loop tomorrow and post a pic. but this is what it looks like through the loop to me.

Thrips
Thrips are really tiny, but can be seen by the naked eye. Some may have wings and some may not. Thrips reproduce rapidly, especially in tight places. That is what makes them hard to get rid of when using pesticides. The suck the sap right out of your plant with there piercing mouths, which makes the leaves look like they turned white. You can tell when you have thrips by taking a look at your leaves, the leaves will look as if there chlorophyll have been ripped right off the plant. Plants that are damaged can’t be healed thus making it harder for the plant to absorb light. SO if left untreated the thrips will kill the plants. Damage also can be seen by the greenish black specks of there poop they leave on leaves. Also the plants will show silver patchs from scar tissue. Depending on the severity at first, thrip damage might look like spider mite damage untill it increases in damage and then thrips case is for sure when you see the greenness replace with big parts of white.

One good way to repel thrips for those growing outside is to use garlic, this is a good way to keep them away before you get them. The color yellow attracts the thrips and should be advised not to have this color around your grow.. If you already have them using neem oil, and or lady bugs can get rid of them. If the infestation is bad then you need to use biological solution like, pyrethrin-like insecticides. Picture 8 shows thrips damage.
Other Products include:
Chemicals
Hot Pepper Wax,Safer Yard & Garden Insecticide (which can be used right to the day of harvest),GNATROL( used in hydro in the water as well as soil),Doc's Neem Pest Soap,Safer Sticky Stakes,TR-11000 Pyrethrum.

 

[mybuddy]

Anybody?
Bueller ..... Bueller.....
Just kidding, if anyone has the answer please let me know. I have tried to search the Intrawebs with no luck to my question.
Thanks