What's eating my petunia 'supertunia royal velvet'?

Petunia 'Supertunia Royal Velvet' is a deep purple trailing petunia for pots and hanging baskets. Tobacco budworm is the most destructive pest, hollowing out buds before they can open. Aphids colonize soft growth readily, and whitefly congregate under leaves. Slugs and snails threaten young plants planted out in borders.

Caterpillars bore into developing buds; infested plants produce very few open flowers with visible entry holes and frass Use Bacillus thuringiensis (Bt) spray at dusk; apply spinosad for severe infestations; hand-pick and destroy larvae at night

Dense soft-bodied clusters on shoot tips and new growth cause curl, stunting, and honeydew deposits Blast off with water; apply insecticidal soap or neem oil; avoid high-nitrogen liquid feeds that promote lush aphid-attractive growth

Yellowing foliage with sticky honeydew; white insect clouds rising when plant is brushed Spray neem oil or insecticidal soap to the undersides of leaves; use yellow sticky traps; avoid warm, crowded growing conditions