Sounds to me like sunburn.If they were inside under lights,or grew any inside leaves,they will act like that,and eventually drop those leaves.Remember,even on a cloudy day,sunlight is 100s of times stronger than inside artificial light.Ultra-violet rays and such.Same thing would happen to you if went outside in strong spring sunlight for hours,after being inside most of the winter.Always put brugs in a shaded area for a few days when you first bring them outside. But,don't worry,those leaves will drop,and the new ones will be adjusted to the light intensity and do ok.
This may not be your problem,with no picture to go by,but that's what it sounds like to me.
Dan

Thank You for the response.

I figured that was my problem with the burned leaves, but what about the leaf curl? The curling leaves are fairly young and don't look burned at all.

They were grown over the winter in my basement in a window. But not a clear window. One of those "block" windows which does not really allow direct hot sunshine. So I assume that is why the burning.

I am mostly concerned about the curling, with hopes it is not a disease. I will take a pic tonight. But I am just going to continue giving them direct sun to get them used to it

Check for Aphids

No Aphids. I was looking again this morning. They are beginning to lose the curled leaves and the new leaves coming in seem to be "straighter" but maybe still a little "curl"

My thought was possibly Spider Mites.

No. No bugs. I think some form of a virus. I have attached a few pics of my 2 plants. Note the burn on the older/larger leaves. That is fine. They are a little unsightly but I have been plucking them off as the fresh leaves emerge.

But I hope my pics of the leaf curl are clear. It was a little difficult to clearly show what I am speaking of.

MY 2 PLANTS
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NEW LEAVES EMERGING UP THE ENTIRE STEM
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LARGER LEAF ON LEFT IS CURLING. FRESH LEAF IN CENTER IS BEGINNING TO CURL
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THIS LEAF IS CURLING AS WELL
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