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Thanks Guys, found this product, now I just got to find a better solution for aphids.

Nature's Way Caterpillar Killer - Dipel
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Nature's Way Caterpillar Killer - Dipel
Controls a wide range of leaf eating caterpillars. Safe to beneficial insects, birds and animals. Approved for use in organic gardening.

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Yates Nature’s Way Caterpillar Killer is based on Bacillus thuringiensis var. kurstaki, which is an insecticide derived from beneficial bacteria found in soil, on plant surfaces and also in insects. It specifically targets caterpillars and is safe for beneficial insects such as ladybirds and bees. Bacillus thuringiensis var. kurstaki affects the insect’s digestive system. The bacteria produce a toxic protein that paralyses the insect’s gut. Once a caterpillar eats treated foliage, it stops eating but may take up to 3-4 days to die and drop from the leaf.

Yates Nature’s Way products are based on natural, low toxic & organic ingredients. To help protect and repair our environment, we donate a percentage of sales to Landcare.

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Certified for use in organic gardens by Australian Certified Organic (ACO)
Controls Armyworm, cotton bollworm, native budworm (Helicoverpa sp), cabbage moth caterpillars, cabbage white butterfly caterpillars, green looper, lightbrown apple moth caterpillars, pear looper, vine moth caterpillars, soybean looper, tobacco looper.
Can be used on vegetables, fruits, vines, herbs, ornamental shrubs, flowers & trees.
Safe for bees, ladybirds, birds, fish, mammals & pets
Contains 4 X 10g handy sized sachets
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Active: 8640 INTERNATIONAL UNITS OF POTENCY PER MG OF BACILLUS THURINGIENSIS var. KURSTAKI

Pete try Wood Vinegar or Lacewings.

http://www.woodvinegar.com.au/claimed-uses/
https://bugsforbugs.com.au/whats-your-pest/aphids/

yes, I don't think I can get dipel here so this was what I found that I could get here.