Small (1–2 cm) white worms on the soil surface and climbing pitchers are fungus gnat larvae. They feed on fungal mycelium and, when that's depleted, on plant roots.
Use fresh, well-draining peat/perlite. Avoid overwatering and standing water on the soil surface. Yellow sticky traps catch adults.
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