Larvae >1 inch in late July are near pupation. Sprays have limited effect; hand-picking is primary option now.
Spruce cannot releaf. Complete defoliation = tree death. Moderate defoliation = unsightly but survivable. Assess percentage of canopy affected.
Scout in late May. Spray Bt at first hatch for near-total control with minimal non-target impact.
Arborvitae Bagworms: Identification, Life Cycle, and Control
Bagworm Control: Hand-Picking and Organic Sprays
Dwarf Willow Bagworms: Manual Removal Best for Small Trees
Bagworms on Spruce and Pine: Identification and Control
Bagworms on Pines: Not Grubworms, Control with Sprays or Hand-Picking
Pine Sawfly Larvae: Identification, Damage, and Control
Rubber Tree Worms: Identification and Local Help
Diagnosing Worms in Houseplant Soil Without Photos
White Bird of Paradise Soil Worms: Harmless, Remove by Flooding
Mass Cane Soil Worms: Harmless, Easily Removed
Fungus Gnat Infestation: Why Soap Bubbles Don't Work and What Does
Fungus Gnat Control: Drying Soil, Barriers, and Biological Options
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