Daily hand-picking can’t keep up with bagworms spreading across multiple trees. A systemic insecticide is required for effective control.
Bagworms feed inside protective bags. Contact sprays don’t penetrate. Systemic moves into foliage, killing caterpillars as they eat.
Best applied when larvae are small (<1/2 inch). For large bags, conventional spray may work better than BT.
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