3. Cool, Humid NightsSlugs are nocturnal. They travel mostly at night when humidity rises and temperatures drop. An open door, pet flap, or window gap during these conditions creates easy access.
4. Hidden in Potted PlantsSometimes slugs don’t crawl in directly. They hitch a ride in soil when you bring potted plants indoors. They may stay hidden until nighttime, when they begin to explore.
5. Structural Entry PointsEven tiny gaps can allow entry:Cracks in foundationsSpaces around plumbingGaps under doorsUnsealed ventsPet doorsIf you’re seeing slugs indoors more than once, it may be worth inspecting these areas.Are Slugs Dangerous?
