Is it normal to have white bugs in my dr t

I have these little white larvae crawling around my drip tray. I always end up finding them there. They look like root aphids..here is a link to the damage being done to my plant. https://www.rollitup.org/indoor-growing/663340-should-i-harvest-before-my.html
Is this a typical sign of infestations? Is t common in organics?

i think your on about spring tails . if so spirngtails are not harmful in anyway at all they are actually beneficial for your roots eating away at dead root mass,

i think thats what your on about hope this helps

Im gonna kill one and look at it under the 30x. This thread explains exactly what I'm going through. My plant looks ready to harvest early, minces cal mag defiancy / toxicity. https://www.icmag.com/ic/showthread.php?t=159960&page=2

Novicehomegrower said:

i think your on about spring tails . if so spirngtails are not harmful in anyway at all they are actually beneficial for your roots eating away at dead root mass,

i think thats what your on about hope this helps

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Even if it is springtails aren't they damaging the plant? If there are lots of them and they are all eating on my roots.

Springtails (Collembola) don't eat living plant tissue, they eat microbes and detritus. Some species have a furcula which allows them to 'spring' up into the air, and you may notice them disappear or jump. Not all species are able to do this but they look similar although they come in a variety of sizes and colors. They are very common.

A variety of other harmless or beneficial bugs might reside in your soil. Many verge on being too small to be seen easily unless their numbers are high. Some harmless mites eat dead organic matter and\or microbes, even springtails, the more beneficial ones also eat (potentially harmful) insect eggs and larvae.