Tomato leaves curling
15 years ago
I have about 20 plants. This is affecting 5. 4 Pruden's Purple and 1 Cherry. I have other Cherries that are fine.
There are no noticeable insects on the plants, no discoloration. The curling is only affecting small leaves (new growth I suppose).
I don't know if I should do anything about this...Help!?!?
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