Twisted leaves

Leaf curling is one of the most common symptoms observed in tomatoes. It can be a natural reaction to high temperatures, intense sunlight, excess nitrogen, root damage, or other stress factors. If the leaves remain green and the plant is growing normally, this usually does not indicate an infectious disease. However, if mosaic patterns, deformities, or stunted growth appear at the same time, you should also consider the possibility of a viral infection. First, check the soil moisture, weather conditions, and recent fertilization; it is advisable to isolate any plant showing additional viral symptoms.