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treesa207

Caterpillars!

20 years ago

Can someone tell me what the name of the caterpillars are that are all over my vine?

They are sort of a coral color with black spines on their back. The plant is simply covered with them, and of course they are eating the leaves. Is this ok?

Should I just leave them alone?

I am new to the passion flower vine.

Can any one help me?

Thank you so much! Treesa207

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