Brown, 100-legged, curl-up bugs in new compost—pillbugs (roly-polies). They eat decaying matter, rarely harm plants.
Spray soil with 1 tbsp lemon ammonia + 1 tbsp dish soap per gallon water. Or pyrethrin/rotenone as last resort.
Bt (Dipel, MVP) — dust or spray when larvae small. Non-toxic, highly effective. Reapply after rain.
Pillbugs = nuisance only. Cabbage worms = real damage. Use Bt for the latter.
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