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Kaylene

I purchased a milkweed plant at the suggestion of the nursery to attract pollinators. I worked at attracting the monarch. So I purchased another milkweed plant which hasn’t blossomed yet. Now today I noticed both plants are covered and caterpillars. Should I remove them or let them be? They’re eating up the milk meat plants will they eat anything else?

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  1. barbara1321

    Those are monarch caterpillars so it should be fine

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    • barbara1321

      If your goal is to attract monarchs

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  2. Staci

    Oh this is so neat! I need to plant some milkweed. I’ve been debating and after seeing is I’m definitely getting some. Hope you get to see them come out of their cocoon.

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  3. Catherine

    That is soooo awesome!!!!

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  4. Jane

    I’d definitely leave them be. Predators will likely come and snatch some of them.

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