citrus-leaf-eating caterpillar

Pests that are often encountered in citrus crops (either grown in direct soil or TaBuLamPOT) are grasshoppers and green caterpillars that feed on the leaves. As a result of this pest attack, the leaves will be consumed and left only the bones of leaves only. Of course this will affect the appearance of the figure of the plant.
To control this pest is quite mechanically eradicated by catching and throwing it away. However, if citrus plants are numerous, spraying with chemical pesticides such as Regent 50SC can be done, or alternatively can use Pesticide Vegetable.