[seanandde]

I'm sure the answer is there somewhere, but having having looked through the help/faq pages, I can't find the answer.  The leaves on one of my tomato plants are curling quite badly.  They're not brown/crispy and look otherwise healthy apart from the curling.  They've been outdoors permanently (and gradually) for the last 10 days or so and are big, sturdy plants.. and well watered.  Is it most likely that the cold nights have caused this?  They just became too big and heavy to keep bringing into the kitchen overnight and we don't have a greenhouse.

[mumofstig]

It was posted about just recently, look here

http://chat.allotment-garden.org/index.php?topic=78228.msg881391#msg881391

[Tapper]

A few of my smaller toms developed a similar curling problem, my neighbour highlighted the fact that for a few nights we've experienced very low temperatures. That added to the high winds we have had prompted me to put the pots back under cover in my mini greenhouse. Low and behold the toms have spread out again and look much...much better. Thet will stay there for just a little longer or until they get to tall. Tapper