Please have a look at the name of this bug. There are thousands of flowerpots and even cracks in the walls. What should we do?

These worms may be mainland worms, also known as millipedes or millipedes. They usually live in dark and humid environments, such as flower pots, cracks in soil and walls. Marsupial is a kind of multi-legged biped, usually about 3-5 cm long, with thick feet on both sides of its body and feeding on humus.

You can try the following methods to deal with mainland worms:

1. Eliminate the source of insects: clean up the places where mainland insects may hide, such as flower pots, mud, cracks in walls, etc., and remove possible sources of insects.

2. Use pesticides: Try using pesticides, such as spraying pesticides containing pyrethrins, to kill mainland worms. Pay attention to cover the flowerpot or other objects near the wall cracks first to avoid being sprayed.

3. Soapy water to drive away: Soapy water can be sprayed on places where mainland insects are infested, and they will be stimulated by soapy water and leave.

4. Plant drive: marsupials don't like the smell of roses, crape myrtle and other plants. You can put these plants near flowerpots or cracks in the wall and drive them away.

If the above methods can't solve the problem, it is recommended to ask a professional pest control company for further treatment.