Mix 1 tablespoon liquid dish soap per quart of water, OR use 1 part rubbing alcohol to 5 parts water with a squirt of soap. Spray thoroughly—tops and bottoms of all leaves—daily for 7 days, then every other day for 10 more days. This targets hatching eggs and mobile pests.
Alcohol and soap disrupt insect cell membranes and dissolve protective coatings. They're low-toxicity and safe for plants when not applied in direct sun or high heat.
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