Q: Mexican bean beetles devastated my green and butter beans. Hand-picking failed. I prefer organic methods but need help.
A: Both yellow bristly larvae and ladybug-like adults skeletonize leaves. For organic control, cover plants with floating row cover from seedling emergence until bloom. Alternatively, spray leaf undersides with neem oil (e.g., Bio-neem) or spinosad (e.g., Captain Jack's Dead Bug Brew).
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