Centipedes in your Massangeana cane (Dracaena fragrans 'Massangeana') soil are harmless to the plant. They're predators that feed on other soil organisms and don't damage roots or foliage.
Submerge the pot up to its rim in a tub of water for about 30 minutes. The centipedes will evacuate the soil to escape drowning. Remove the pot, let it drain thoroughly, and repeat if necessary.
Chemical soil drenches are unnecessary and can harm beneficial soil life. The water immersion method is effective, non-toxic, and preserves the soil ecosystem.
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