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Homes & Gardens
Homes & Gardens
Drew Swainston

If Your Tomato Leaves Are Curling, Here’s How to Quickly Fix It to Keep Your Harvest Coming

A cluster of ripe red tomatoes growing on the vine.

Tomato leaf curl is a common problem during the growing season and a sign that your plants are not happy. It is typically a physiological response to a lack of moisture, nutrients, or temperature, but sometimes can be caused by pests.

Gardeners want a smooth process when growing tomatoes, from sowing or planting to picking the ripe fruits at harvest time. Tomato leaves curling may send a shiver down the spine, but it does not mean it is time to panic. There are quick, simple changes you can make to keep your tomato plants happy.

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