Tomato Plant

[Branching Out]

The plant looks pretty healthy to me too. But while we're on the subject, this article suggest that one of the first factors to consider with leaf curl would be too much heat and/or light: https://learn.hydrobuilder.com/leaves-curling-up/

 

[hdan]

The plant looks pretty healthy to me too. But while we're on the subject, this article suggest that one of the first factors to consider with leaf curl would be too much heat and/or light: https://learn.hydrobuilder.com/leaves-curling-up/

VIPARSPECTRA P2000 LED 250 WATT full spectrum Grow Light is what I have on the tomato plants running at 80% 18" above the plants in vegetative stage on a timer 14 hours a day.​

 

[hdan]

The plant looks pretty healthy to me too. But while we're on the subject, this article suggest that one of the first factors to consider with leaf curl would be too much heat and/or light: https://learn.hydrobuilder.com/leaves-curling-up/

 

[hdan]

Something is going on with these plants.
Just haven't figured it out yet.

 

[flowerbug]

Yes, I do want the tomato plants outside soon, more room outside than inside. Still getting cool weather here. 30's & 40's, 34° lastnight, 29° tonight. Probably another week or so I can move them outside.

if it is getting that cool out i would not be putting them out in a week. on warmer days you could gradually get them outside in some dappled light to start acclimating them, but beware leaving them out when it does get cold again. they're just not cold weather loving plants. like peppers they want warm...

 

[ducks4you]

I don't plant tomatoes outside until usually late May here is zone 6a.
They can get too cold and not really fully recover.
They are tropical plants, and they will let you know it!