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![]() Looks like butterfly eggs. The Gulf fritillary placed eggs all over my passies this year, and one was stripped clean. They're putting on new growth, and I got to see a lot of butterflies emerge, so it was worth not spraying.
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![]() I have butterflies and caterpillars . The eggs of the Gulf fritillary are orange and soft these are green and have a hard shell.
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![]() Your right about the eggs being orange and soft. Can you scrape these off? Could it be another butterfly? What Passiflora do you have? Are these Petiolar nectaries?
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![]() The one with the green whatever they are is frederick's. This is the only passion vine I have that is not a host to the Gulf fritillary. Could be another butterfly.Not the Petiolar nectaries.
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