Here's what I found:
"The woodlouse is nocturnal and usually shuns the light. This led him to search for dark moist areas colonize it with several other individuals. It will be easily seen under leaves, under bark, in dead wood, or in rock crevices in cellars and in the horns of (mushrooms growing in deciduous forests at the foot of chestnut).
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The woodlouse is a détritiphage which feeds on dead plant matter in decomposition. It thus contributes to the recycling of dead and allows a more rapid return of nutrients in the soil. It can also deal with living plants, roots, fruits, etc.. "
It will be wise to change all substrate and spray neem oil on the roots.