If you are watering them every day - which is never recommended - then they are drooping from over-watering. The roots are suffocated and unable to get the oxygen they need from the soil.

Shallow, frequent watering creates shallow rooted water dependent plants. Less frequent deep watering is always more beneficial to plants. And mulching your plants would go a long way toward helping to stabilize your soil moisture levels.

Think of watering in terms of once a week, maybe twice, but deep. But never daily.

Dave

Looks like you planted three tomato plants in the same hole. That might lead to some stress on them as well.

I agree with Dave and Donna! Although if those are suckers planted down, tha's ok.

Let them dry out well before next watering. Do not water on a schedule. Push a bamboo skewer or wooden chopstick down into the soil, then feel it, to start learning to judge soil moisture.

Jenn

Could be a little bit of over fertilization. As far as water goes, since they are in the ground it is possible they don't need watering at all. This depends on soil type and rainfall and humidity. If your soil holds moisture and you are getting regular rainfall hold off on the water. If they dry out a little the roots will reach down and find more. Over all your plants look good.