I am new to this site, and find it very helpful. However, with all my "searches", I still cannot diagnose a problem I have with four of my Roma tomato plants. These four plants are separated in the garden because of space problems. The other two Romas which were in the same flat are doing just fine. However, these four plants are wilting at the top. The bottoms appear healthy. I have watered them, given them Tomato-tone, and applied some epsom salt just like the rest of the plants. From what I have reviewed in this forum, it is not leaf curl, and I am not sure if it is blight. I have not found any bugs on the leaves or plant. The leaves are twisted, curled, and light green. The new foliage almost looks like a fiddlehead opening up. Anybody have any idea what this could be? Inadequate root development perhaps? Sorry, I do not have a digital camera.