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unidentified insect in runoff when watering

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I know these pix are not the best, but a bunch of these tiny bugs washed out with the runoff when I watered a plant.
any idea what they might be?
They don't look like thrips or fungus gnat larva to me.
Possibly root aphids?
I am confused because there are no bugs on the plant foliage or stalks.
thanks for any ideas.
 

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ahh... the one I didn't look up lol
Baking soda will instantly kill the springtails and make the surface uninhabitable to any surviving springtails.

You can also use a mixture of water and garlic to spray down your plants, inside and outside, to kill any springtails.
 
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