No they wont go away.
You plant tomatoes on the moon and all kinds of critters will surely follow.

Worth

If you plant, they WILL come. Or so I was told. Come here, little hornworms!

These worms will defoliate your tomatoes. My wife and I picked 20 or so a day from our thirty or so tomato plants at the peak for a couple of weeks. I once suckered my tomatoes, but soon realized that I would need to let the suckers grow in order for my beloved tomatoes to have enough foliage to support the life of the plants. I was still able to can 54 quarts of tomatoes. Now, near the end of the season, the "surviving" worms are covered with wasp larva or pupa (not positive of the terminology). Not many escape the wasp preditors. I only wish that the wasps had been there earlier. Some people like the worms, and their parents, a type of moth, but I have seen the moth and other than the size of it , am not very impressed. With Love, Paul.

Paul, grow some white Daturas and some hard-shelled gourds [Lagenaria] and you WILL appreciate sphinx moths!