Tiny (<1/8") whitish bugs in soil are usually harmless soil mites or fungus gnat larvae—symptoms of overwatering or unsterilized soil.
Bugs won't harm plant if moisture corrected.
Mealybug Eradication on Mature Jade Plant
Soil Insects: Alcohol Drench for Root Pests
Bugs in Corn Plant Soil: Non-Chemical Soil Replacement
Pink Daisy Tiny Bugs: Whitefly—Discard or Spray
Getting Rid of Soil Bugs in Small Pots
Mealybugs on Jade and Neighbors: Persistent Alcohol Spray Program
Tiny White Bugs in Houseplant Soil? Fungus Gnat Larvae—Fix by Drying Out and Alcohol Watering
Green Bugs on Dormant Venus Flytrap: Aphids or Harmless?
White Bugs in Jasmine Soil: Mealybugs, Larvae, Springtails, or Thrips?
Tiny Soil Bugs: Fungus Gnat Larvae Controlled by Drying
Wrinkled Jade Plant Leaves: Root Rot Diagnosis and Salvage
Eliminating Mushrooms and Mold on Jade Plant Soil
Dealing with Yellow Mushrooms in Jade Plant Soil
Mealybug Infestation on Peace Lily: Identification and Non-Chemical Control
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