Small bugs at the base of vinca plants that cause rapid decline are likely aphids, spider mites, or thrips. Without a sample, exact ID is impossible.
Inspect new plants before buying. Space plants for air circulation. Avoid over-fertilizing, which attracts sucking insects.
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