Ways to deal with them? Thanks for your time
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its a caterpillar of some sort not sure what one
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Caterpillars. Good way to get budrot and diseases, shit in the buds, etcā¦can kill plants if thereās enough of them.
Most commercial hardware store pesticides will treat them. Take your pick.
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what he said ^^
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Ya man get those little buggers outta thereā¦ donāt panic though but youāll want address the issue as quick as possible.
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Any of those pesticides organic? Would a good spray of dr bronners/hydrogen peroxide and neem do anything to them? Thanks for the help
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Nope.
Not really, no. Mild deterrent, at best.
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Remember that Bti is specifically designed for lepidopterans, i.e. butterfly and moth larva, aka caterpillars. Caterpillar is the worst name, as it keeps folks from making the connection and simply seeing it as a larval stage of one of the two. Ask someone if a caterpillar is a butterfly and theyāll say ānoā. Oh really? Is a child a human? Perhaps not the best analogy, depending on how your day as a parent is going, ha ha!
https://www.amazon.com/s?k=Bti+for+caterpillar+control
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Found an ORMI listed one āSouthern AGā was like 11 bucks shipped. Thanks you so much! Dealt with all kinds of bugs in my day but never had any kind of worms/caterpillars on my plants and these fuckers are ravenous
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Used a new one I like on outdoor plants, trifecta crop control for mites mold and mildew and organishield for bugs and Iāve used indoors, both organic
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Iād nuke those fuckers with some safers caterpillar killer AKA BTK.Theyāll all be dead in three days with a single application.
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GET Monterrey FOR Caterpillars 
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is that eatable i myself would go with Neem oil and a mild dish soap
That is a caterpillar. It can turn into any kind of butterfly moth. A bug. This post is old dammit Iām a quit trying to find new stuff
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great for the caterpillars use at 20ml per gallon on a backpack sprayer you should be fine
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It also kills earwigs, thrips, aphids and flea beatles.
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Now that I didnāt know , thanks 
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hah hah I spray that shit on everything to see if it dies. So many fails, but I did learn!
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trust me bro Iām learning as I go too itās hard but intense and I love it
ahhh it may help someone out whoās digging through the archives one day. I shouldāve updated sooner.
These were āarmy wormsā oddly enough they were on indoor plants(a couple of testers) while waiting for the organic BT, I just went in each morning and night hand picking them off, after finding about 25-30 had no more problems and never used the spray but Iām sure itāll come in handy for outdoor next year. they only liked fan leaves cause they never touched anything frosty(maybe they couldnāt or just didnāt have time)
You can see the damage on the fan here but larf is untouched.