I don't think so but thx for ur opinion!!

They look like Collembola or springtails. If so, they are harmless and attracted to moist soils. Is your potting mix very wet at present?

Ohhh that makes sense because my soil is wet. So they're harmless? Is their still a way I can naturally get rid of them? Thank you sooo much s g

Don't keep soil so wet...and it may be also too organic.

Getting rid of them involves reducing moisture. Here's more info. http://ipm.ucanr.edu/PMG/PESTNOTES/pn74136.html

Call on your smoking mates...

https://www.hunker.com/12166118/how-to-make-a-nicotine-insecticide

but take care that it doesn't harm the plant (try a small amount on the plant or protect the plant from the spray)

or http://www.organic.homeandgardendiva.com/organic-insect-control/how-to-make-a-homegrown-chrysanthemum-pest-repellent

I had springtails in my plants that are in the kitchen and I found that a quick spritz on the actual bug with rubbing alcohol works wonders. A few weeks ago, I laid out paper towels under the pots so I could see the little bugs more easily and then sprayed each one I saw. They died immediately and I haven't noticed any more bugs since then.