Where do female silverfish place their eggs?

Female silverfish are thought to insert their oval, whitish eggs into cracks and soil litter.1

As members of the order Zygentoma, silverfish are primitive, wingless insects that do not copulate; instead, the female collects a sperm packet deposited by the male to fertilize her eggs. Once hatched, the young silverfish are initially scaleless and undergo a series of molts throughout their lives to reach and maintain maturity.1