BUGS ON MY PLANT

My immediate thought was also thrips, buuut with that many I would expect to see a lot of damage on those leaves, but I see none. I suspect the leaves were overlapping and creating a little humid pocket and those are a type of springtail, which love humid environments and could have come up from your soil. I would not go mad spraying anything as they are not really a problem. Just let the leaves dry and not overlap so much and they'll go back down into the soil.

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It could be a type of thrips, I use the yellow sticky traps, they also catch other insects to trap them, and as a preventive measure, I always make a few bags with predatory mites that you can buy on Amazon, they're called Amblyseius cucumeris and are effective against thrips and soft-bodied mites. Works wonderfully. There are also predatory mites against spider mites like Amblyseius cucumeris or Phytoseiulus persimilis. I can only recommend adding these to your plants from the start.

Depends if the plant is in flower or veg cycle and how infested it is. Need more details for an accurate answer.