Homemade soap sprays can burn leaves if too concentrated; caterpillars need a different approach.
1 tbsp non-concentrated dish soap + 1 tbsp lemon ammonia per gallon water. Concentrated soaps burn foliage.
Striped caterpillars (~1/8") are likely hornworms. They curl leaves with silk.
Organic dust (Dipel, MVP) kills caterpillars safely. Apply to foliage.
Use diluted non-concentrated soap for aphids; BT dust for hornworms and other worms.
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