Disfigured ??
9 years ago
Don't know what's up with this guy but he's seriously disfigured . The leaves open up this way. It's a pot friendly roma tomato plant I started from seed . I gave away 5 other and none of them look this way . It's also sitting next to 2 other tomato plants that are flourishing and lovely but different varieties. Does it have something or is it just gonna be weird ?
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