Leaves stripped overnight, holes in marigolds and basil, no bugs seen by day—classic slug damage. Slugs hide in mulch/soil by day, feed at night. Ants and sowbugs are not the primary culprits.
Iron phosphate baits are the most reliable, low-toxicity option for food gardens.
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