Tiny black but scarce bugs.

Think its thrips, despite you calling them gnats. Gnats fly, thrips hide underneath of leaf, could be huge problem. When i met them first time, i noticed at start of flower. Ladybugs and few natural predators sorted issue, but my harvest was 20-30% lower than i would expect. Sort it asap, have sticky traps all around grow area as prevention. Good luck !!!

Pests usually leave marks on the plant. Spidermites don't run fast, so you can rule that out. Thrips get black when they are older and can run fast, but you'll also see little chewed areas on the leaf surface. If there is no damage the bug probably isn't anything to worry about, but an image is essential to identify. There are lots of helpful bugs, so you want to ID them asap so you know if it's best to leave or kill them, but plant damage is the 1st thing I'd look for before panicing.

Hi, du kannst dir gelbe Klebfallen besorgen. Die kosten nicht viel und helfen gegen Schädlinge. Wenn die Insekten daran kleben bleiben ist es schonmal leichter zu sehen was es genau ist was da krabbelt. Viel Glück beim Grow

photos.... use a magnifying glass or something. even a drop of water on the phones camera lens can make it a shity macro lense.

Hey 👋 Noch hast du keinen Grund zur Sorge, denn sind die Viecher schnell, handelt es sich sehr hoch wahrscheinlich um irgend eine Art von raubmilben. Diese wären sogar vorteilhaft für dich, da sie ernsthafte Schädlinge von deinen Ladys entfernen. Nichts desto trotz solltest du sie & deine Lady im Auge behalten. Solltest du sehen, dass sich also deine Blätter eindrehen, oder du irgend eine Form von fraßspuren an deiner Lady siehst — dann musst du agieren, und das schnell.

IMO It’s very likely you’re seeing thrips, not harmless soil critters—those tiny, dark, quick‐dashing insects match thrips behavior more than spider mites or fungus gnats. They’ll bolt across a leaf when disturbed and hide in crevices. Thrips can stunt growth and scar new foliage. Keep monitoring, but getting ahead of a small population will save you headaches later. Good luck!

Sounds like spidermite.