The leaves will reorientate themselves. Leaves always turn themselves so as to maximise the area collecting sunlight. (Except of course when the sun is excessive in which case many plants have mechanisms to reduce their exposure.) Just leave them alone.

BTW there is a specific Vegetable Gardening Forum here at GW if you have more questions about growing veggies.

Here is a link that might be useful: Vegetable Gardening

Thank you floral_uk! I meant to post this over there and to do a post for my marigolds here and forgot to click over to the veggie area. By then I couldn't seem to move it. :-P

leaves are sun seeking machines...

a sunny day or so after moving a vine .... they will re-orient themselves ... what plant doesnt matter.. its just a general rule ....

you are going to have to do better with vine support.. the better you get at growing such .... as you can see ... your plant is very quickly outgrowing what you have .. and without stakes to support the chicken wire... it might collapse ....

also .... i dont understand the wood ... if you look under such.. odds are.. you will find slugs hiding there ... and no one wants to encourage a slug population ....

see you in the veg forum ... actually.. i wont.. as i dont visit there .. but i am sure you will find many new friends ... but if they let you down.. we will cover your back here ....

ken

Ken_adrian, thank you for your response. The chicken wire is actually nailed to the side there so it is secure. I haven't had any problems with slugs, or any other critters so far either. I'm glad the leaves will right themselves!