Small jumping black mites with white spots in a new herb garden (coconut fiber soil) may be springtails or harmless soil mites. Don't purge the garden—monitor for actual plant damage first.
All available at garden centers or online (Planet Natural, Gardens Alive). Most soil mites are beneficial decomposers—confirm damage before acting.
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