Harmful ‘looper caterpillar’ attack on tea gardens

The country’s tea gardens have already overcome the drought. Necessary rainfall has refreshed the desired thirst of tea trees. There is a different problem now that the tea trees do not turn green due to rain.

The name of this problem is the attack of leaf-eating insects. They eat the leaves of the tea tree in different directions. Dense green tea trees turn into leafless trees in a few days.
If left untreated, the plant gradually loses its vitality. The green potential of the tea ends