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Mt. Pleasant, MI

I just posted a picture in my diary of my eating tomatoes that have branches curling back on themselves.
Not sure what the problem may be.
They had to come back inside last night due to expected low temps overnight and were inside all day, but not under lights. They have been outside for over a week and looked perfectly healthy 24 hours ago.
More explanation in the diary entry.
I would sure appreciate any advice!

5/7/2010 10:47:40 PM

Mt. Pleasant, MI

Sorry, forgot it would take a while for the diary entry to post.

5/7/2010 11:38:07 PM

Boise City, Oklahoma, USA

With the other pictures sent, looked like stress. Reported they got a little TLC last night and much better. Ron, ask anytime! (A little water and a little warmer and apparently they're back on track.)

5/8/2010 12:56:46 PM

South Finland pumpkinfinland@gmail.com

My giants did exact same few days ago. Due to cold nights and day temps I needed to take them inside from glassed balcony and didnt had room under lights.Went little worse then yours.

Now they have been back on balcony two days and nights and looks very happy again. So nothing to worry about is my two eurocents:)

5/8/2010 2:23:04 PM

Mt. Pleasant, MI

Thanks again for the late night advice Deb! Plants are doing much better today.
Miika, glad to hear they can make a complete recovery. Just wondering if two eurocents are worth more than two American cents! lol

5/8/2010 3:02:26 PM

Long Island,New York

My experience is that some varieties do that near the top of the plants...especially in the evening.

5/8/2010 5:56:43 PM

Boise City, Oklahoma, USA

Delicious seem prone to doing that and giving you coronaries... Zac just give you the purplebronzy leaf back that makes you have different knyptions... Glad they're on track again, Ron.

5/9/2010 11:34:18 AM