Forgot to mention that all the plants are in the extact same dirt. This happened over night from the time I bought them and the other two are doing fine.

Bill

My tomatoes are doing the same thing. That is why I came to this site. Hope we get an answer.

My first thought is trauma from transport/transplanting. If you have some kelp extract, or something else with a decent phosphorus level (Miracle Gro will do in a pinch) mix up a solution according to the directions for foliar feeding and spritz the leaves with it twice a day. If it's stress causing phosphorus deficiency, it should clear up within three to five days.

Keep it moist but not wet, and in medium shade, to keep stress down in the meantime.

I find the advancing black edges a bit worrying, but if its roots are having trouble it may just not be able to keep up. Check to make sure that there aren't any distinct spots, then wait and see whether the black edges stop growing if the foliar feeding cures the other symptoms.

If the leaves don't uncurl and color up again with foliar feeding, it's got much more serious problems.

--Alison