Odd insect and gnarly leaves

[Tinkerbud]

Thank you for accepting me to this forum! I am not a newbie to growing but have never come across this before. I currently have three plants, wedding pie. They were gifted to me as clones. I started to notice growth issues and found tiny little worms in the veins of leaves. I can't get a picture of the worms but the little bugger I did get was dead on the leaf after I sprayed them with Organishield. This picture was taken through a loupe and the bug was about the size of a gnat. Google is telling me it's a wasp!?! My new growth is looking gnarly now but only on one plant. My other two ladies are fine. My set up is all ac Infinity, I use roots organic lush soil and nutrients used are Jack's and bloom city. Any help is greatly appreciated!!!

[Rwise]

Formally SucraShield have not used it myself and could not find anything that stated it is safe on buds, but decays in like 5 days. Did find something that said safe under lights (I would say turn them off anyway).
Good luck,
some info below for those that wish for more.

https://www.ams.usda.gov/sites/default/files/media/Sucrose%20TR%20Crop.pdf

[Tinkerbud]

Thank you for the replies! I have only spotted the worms on only that one plant. Maybe I should remove it and take the loss??? Also going to try an organic spray that contains thyme and peppermint oils. Thoughts?

[Tinkerbud]

I forgot to add, no they were not grown outdoors but they did travel by car across a few states to get here.

[Bluey]

That looks like a wasp to me but I do not know of any wasp that has worm larvae. Wasp larvae hatch from eggs into maggots.

There are some parasitic worms that do infect wasps also.

Sorry I can't be of much help.

[Sandy]

Looks like Thrip to me... nasty little bug.