The "inchworms" and webbing are not typical indoor pests. They likely came in with the new soil you added. Common outdoor caterpillars or spider mites with heavy webbing.
Spray with rubbing alcohol + liquid soap solution. Wait 24–48 hours, repeat if any live pests remain. Inspect soil surface for more.
Use sterile potting mix. Avoid adding garden soil or compost to indoor plants.
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