Tomato Tops Curling Down

Hi, I’m growing a number of different tomato varieties in my small garden. Practically all of them have started curling downwards at the top into a bunch as per the photos. I had just punched out the side shoots from them the other day. Would this have something to do with it? I am watering every other day and giving them a tomato feed once or twice a week but am I watering too much or not enough? Are the still going to produce tomatoes ok? Anything I can do? Thanks!

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#1 Comment By GKH_Susan On 06/27/2021 @ 7:11 pm

That sounds like too much fertilizer for one thing. Here is info on how to water. Curling leaves means the plant is stressed due to environmental issues or a virus. These articles should help:

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