Thanks for the shout
Retodd mate.
Peycke I feel your pain...they are bastards of the highest order, extremely difficult to keep under control, ruin plants and your whole day, lower yields, etc, etc. That`s the bad news. Good news is, they can be `managed`. I use a rotating selection of either, Neem oil, insecticidal soaps, SM-90, alcohol and water and now a pesticide whilst vegging. I run a perpetual harvest for 8 months of the year. I smoke a lot, build up supplies then shut down in the hot months. This year I picked them up early and have lost at least one poss two plants as well as lower yields. Yet, it`s when you see them happily spinning webs on your buds that you want to get a sledge hammer out and pound the little sods into the floor-repeatedly.
Anyway, my advice, hit them with the heavy stuff in veg, pesticides, insecticides, neem oil as there`s no buds. Then flowering I rotate the options as they build resistance and I paint the leaves to try and coat the eggs with neem or soap. Every bloody leaf I do-sigh. For buds, alcohol and water though they do get used to that. It is an unrelenting battle but you can keep their numbers down with robust and regular treatments. Also, beware of cross comtamination between rooms, tents, etc. They can be beaten but realistically, you will need to take a break to allow any unhatched to hatch and die. Best time to do this is hot weather which will make them come out to party. Sorry it appears bleak but you really have to dig deep not to get totally fed-up...I`m already at that point

Also, watch out for what some folk claim to work, bleach and water submerged for 6 hrs was one barking idea someone was trying. Just don`t get anything on the buds and don`t make solids with the sugar leaves, etc as both will be coated by stuff best not smoked. I miss my solids. Pesticide bombs are good as well I believe...perhaps it`s that word bomb that is attracting me. Anyway, all the best mate and good luck.