What's eating my petunia 'supertunia vista bubblegum'?

Petunia 'Supertunia Vista Bubblegum' is a vigorous spreading annual grown in containers and beds. Tobacco budworm is the primary US threat, destroying buds before they open. Aphids and whitefly are common secondary pests. In cool, wet weather, slugs and snails can damage young plants at ground level.

Caterpillars consume flower buds from the inside, leaving small entry holes and frass; plants appear to stop flowering Apply Bacillus thuringiensis (Bt) early in the evening; use spinosad spray for heavier pressure; hand-pick caterpillars at night

Soft clusters on growing tips and flower stems cause leaf curl, stunted growth, and honeydew Blast off with water; spray insecticidal soap or diluted neem oil; attract or release ladybird beetles

Yellowing leaves, sticky honeydew residue, and clouds of tiny white insects when plant is disturbed Apply neem oil or insecticidal soap to leaf undersides; use yellow sticky traps; avoid overcrowding plants