What method can use to control caterpillar?

Answer 1

Trapping caterpillars is very easy. In late summer all you have to do is sit under a willow or oak tree and look up. These little things will start to fall from the tree, to capture all of them find two adjasent trees and lay a large net, with tight knitting, between the two trees. Wait about twenty minutes after you see the first one fall and then collect the net. Otherwise you can just pick them up. If the are black and white, flip them onto their stomach and they will have a little penguin on their belly. It is really quite cool. Hope it helps.

Answer 2

Caterpillars can eat holes in leaves but remember, every caterpillar turns into a moth or butterfly and these can add much beauty to our gardens. The best way to control excess numbers of caterpillars is to be ever on the alert, and pick them off as soon as they appear.

Dipel, which is called a bio-insecticide, is a well-established method of reducing the population of leaf-eating caterpillars, those renowned plant munchers. Dipel's based on a bacteria that enters into the stomach of the caterpillar. It works at its best if the caterpillars are young when it's applied.

Yates Success, too, is a caterpillar control that's derived from a natural soil organism. Because it enters into the leaf it persists even through rainy periods and stands up well to sunlight. Success is registered for control of a range of caterpillars that attack fruit and vegetables.