Insecticidal soap is organic and works well on soft bodied insects. For the soap to work, it has to be sprayed directly on the insects.

Rodney

Lacewing larvae. Just ordered mine yesterday. If you insist on spraying, do what Rodney said, about 3-4 days apart at dusk. Rinse plants with plain water a couple hours later or in the morning. Then move onto a weekly schedule after that.

And if that don't do it, try the same with neem oil.

Kind of difficult in AZ. One shouldn't use ANY pesticide when the temperature is over 80F. At dusk, it's well over 80 there, no?

if so, then do the spraying first thing in the morn before it's too hot. Make sure you rinse before the heat comes for the day.

Kevin

I sprayed with just a dishwashing soap and water, it looks like it got a good amount of the little suckers, and plants seem fine, I will keep with this until I can tell if it goes one way or the other. It was a little disconcerting seeing the entire leaves covered with insects. We are finally cooling down here only 100 to 108 degrees this week with lows dropping a little below 80, Thanks for the info.