Bright green caterpillars (tiny to 1 inch) eating buds and flowers on your 'Easy Wave Blue' petunias in Brooklyn—these are tobacco hornworms (Manduca sexta) or related species. They blend perfectly with foliage.
Check daily at dusk. Drop caterpillars in soapy water. Combined with Bt, you'll achieve near-perfect petunias.
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