tiny white jumping bugs

hi today i have just noticed these tiny white quick moving jumping bugs no bigger than a millimetre in size on my pot tray when i moved my plant,checked the leaves and stems and have moved top soil and cant see any
there are no flies or webs any ideas of what they are and what i can do to get rid of them
all comments welcome thanks

I dont know what they are, but I had them a few years ago. I got some tobacco, some coffee grounds, some tobasco sauce, and made a really stiff tea out of it. I foliar sprayed the plant with it, and those bugs couldnt get away fast enough. They never came back.

Fungus gnats, and they are a bitch to get rid of.

cheers but just found out their springtails thanks for your responses guys much apprecciated

arsenalcliff said:

cheers but just found out their springtails thanks for your responses guys much apprecciated

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Springtails are well known as pests of some agricultural crops. Sminthurus viridis, the 'lucerne flea', has been shown to cause severe damage to agricultural crops, and is considered as a pest in Australia. Also Onychiuridae are known to feed on tubers and to damage them to some extent. However, by their capacity to carry spores of mycorrhizal fungi and mycorrhiza-helper bacteria on their tegument, soil springtails play a positive role in the establishment of plant-fungal symbiose and thus are beneficial to agriculture.[SUP] [/SUP]They also contribute to controlling plant fungal diseases through their active consumption of mycelia and spores of damping-off and pathogenic fungi. It has been suggested that they could be reared to be used for the control of pathogenic fungi in greenhouses and other indoor cultures.

I kill all bugs..in the long run they only attract more!!