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Environmental stress from bouts of cool rainy weather, herbicide damage, severe pruning, sucking insects and viruses tend to cause tomato leaves to curl. Yo-yo watering and severe pruning may cause a tomato plant temporarily to develop thick, leathery leaves that curl upwards. In this case, the plant shows no effects on flowering, fruiting or growth. The plant should re-adjust within the week. <br /><br /><b>Herbicide damage</b>, particularly from <b>2,4-D</b>, may cause tomato leaves to curl first downwards and then upwards. In this case, the plant may show such effects as cat-faced fruit, stunted growth and twisted leaves.
What Causes Tomato Plants' Leaves to Start Dying From the Bottom? Growing tomatoes in the home garden can be a productive and rewarding endeavor. However, a gardener may become frustrated if their well-maintained tomato plant begins dying, starting with the bottom leaves and spreading upward. This type of death could be caused by a number of pathogens, most of them fungal.