White, sand-like material around roots and lower stems spreading to all plants = mealybugs. They hide in root zones and leaf folds, multiply fast, and spread easily.
A photo would confirm. Mealybugs appear fluffy/cottony in clusters. Check leaves too—they're often there first.
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