No intervention should be needed. This is either a centipede or a millipede (it's hard to see enough detail to tell for certain), but neither damages plants. Centipedes have one pair of legs per body segment (one leg on each side of the segment) and millipedes have two pairs of legs per body segment (two legs on each side of the segment). Centipedes are predatory and consume other invertebrates. Millipedes eat decaying organic matter, like already-dead plant roots, stems, or leaf litter, and help recycle nutrients back into the soil for live roots to absorb. As they wander through the soil, they also help to aerate it, adding channels for oxygen to reach roots and excess water to drain away, so both animals provide several benefits in a garden setting.

Miri

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