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Tomato Dirt #338: Help! My tomato plant’s leaves are curling June 26, 2025 |
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You notice that your tomato plant leaves are curling.
But don’t panic just yet!
Tomato plant leaf curl is a common physiological disorder. It can manifest in several ways, depending on the underlying cause.
When you see that a tomato plant’s leaves are curling, then dig a bit deeper and see what else you can find out.
There are several reasons why your plants are acting this way.
And once you know what’s causing the curling, you can know what to do about it.
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Kathy with Tomato Dirt
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