◉ Regularly inspect the plants, especially at night, to catch crickets early. ◉ Use cricket bait or traps to attract and capture crickets, reducing their numbers. ◉ Apply Spinosad, an organic and safe insecticide, directly on the plants to kill crickets on contact. It is toxic to grasshoppers but less harmful to beneficial insects. ◉ Insecticidal soaps, containing fatty acid salts, can weaken crickets' outer shells without harming plants or beneficial bugs. ◉ Neem oil, an all-natural remedy, is effective against various pests, including crickets. Apply it using a mister to evenly spray the leaves. ◉ Essentria IC3, an organic insecticide containing horticultural oils, can be used regularly to treat plants and deter crickets. ◉ Floating row covers can physically prevent crickets from reaching plants while allowing light in. They are especially effective for smaller plants. ◉ Pyrethrin-based insecticides, although toxic to bees, can be used as a last resort. Apply them in the evening to minimize harm to bees. ◉ Remember to follow the instructions and safety precautions provided with each solution.