Q: While weeding, my wife discovered we have a tussock moth caterpillar problem. How can I treat the area before my kids encounter these fuzzy pests?
A: The good news is that most venomous caterpillars appear only for a few weeks in fall. In my experience, tussock moth caterpillars are far less venomous than saddleback caterpillars (which pack a painful sting!). You can spray the suspected gathering area with an organic caterpillar killer containing Bacillus thuringiensis (B.t.). This biological product targets caterpillars specifically and does not harm humans, pets, or beneficial insects.
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