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Found a Hornworm: Drop in Soapy Water, Watch for More

What to Do With It

Drop in soapy water or toss far from garden.

How Many More?

Moth lays many eggs; most die young. Large infestations rare.

Ongoing

Scout daily.
Spray BT preventively.
Remove any you see.

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