When is the millipedes mating season?

Millipedes typically mate in the spring or early summer, depending on the species and environmental conditions. During this time, males often engage in courtship behaviors, which can include the production of pheromones to attract females. After mating, females usually lay their eggs in moist soil or decaying organic matter, where the young millipedes will emerge later. The specific timing can vary based on geographic location and climate.