tomato leaf curl

18 years ago

Some of my tomato plant's leaves have curled up. Is this a) lack of water, b) pests, c) disease, d) lack of nutrients, or something else?

Thanks,

John

Comments (3)

lindac
18 years ago
Well....likely all those things could be the cause.
I would start with making sure you are giving them enough water.
Linda C
tapla (mid-Michigan, USDA z5b-6a)
18 years ago
Have you been growing them in the same place for a # of years? Possibly one of the wilt diseases, too.

Al
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18 years ago
start from lack of water, because it's the easiest.

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tomato leaf curl

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lindac

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