Hi,

I had exactly the same thing happen about a week ago. First my Neves Azorean Red, then Golden Queen, and then Carbon and Garden Peach. No spots, no yellowing, just limp-as-can-be leaves. Well, what's the first thing you do when you see wilting? I watered. We hadn't had that much rain, so I thought I'd "fix" the problem. I watered and the wilting got even worse. Where before maybe half the stems were limp, then the whole plant went limp. Oddly, the first sign of wilting was at the top of the plants and moved down.

So, after watering and the condition worsened, I posted at tomatoville.com. Some suggested it could be overwatering, which I initially dismissed, but then remembered that I watered them and they got worse. So, I have left them alone, and now several days later, all of the plants have recovered, albeit some of the leaves are dead since the sun baked them when they were in their limp phase. A little foliage loss isn't any big deal, though.

Give your plants 3 days and do not water them. Post then and let us know how things are going.

jason

I'm not sure if my tomatoes are over watered of what but the leaves seem to be curling up on the outer edges of a few of the branches???

Marksy

i have been having the same problem, wilting at the tops of 2 tomato plants with no sign of pests or diseases. One day i noticed the wilting and couldnt find anything really wrong. I noticed a few days later the same with my radishes and cantaloupe. i pulled the 2 tomatoes and searched for signs of disease. The pith looks clean and everything else seems ok. Is this overwatering? i really hope not to loose my whole garden. Any help and advise would be great. thanks