08/19/2026
The more you know!
Did you know there are several types of "hornworms", and not all of them eat tomato plants? Most sphinx/hummingbird moths look like this as caterpillars, and we have several dozen species in Texas, all with different food preferences.
The caterpillars in this photo are all pink-spotted hawk moths (Agrius cingulata). They can eat plants in the nightshade/tomato family, but they prefer morning glory.
The caterpillar most commonly associated with tomatoes in our area is the to***co hornworm/Carolina sphinx (Manduca sexta).
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