need help identifying this

Dane S · June 24, 2015

Out of 6 50' rows of tomatoes 1 whole row is looking like this.
I'm fairly certain its not a disease virus or pest causing it. Which leaves environment. All rows of soil were prepared the same. All the plants in other rows r growing healthy and vigorous. I also have plants from the same seeds growing in another garden that are excellent. I can't figure this out. Someone suggested that it was caused by wind and that they would snap out of it. But y just that middle row and not the outside rows?

June 24, 2015	#1
Dane S Tomatovillian™ Join Date: May 2015 Location: 4b-5a Posts: 16	need help identifying this Out of 6 50' rows of tomatoes 1 whole row is looking like this. I'm fairly certain its not a disease virus or pest causing it. Which leaves environment. All rows of soil were prepared the same. All the plants in other rows r growing healthy and vigorous. I also have plants from the same seeds growing in another garden that are excellent. I can't figure this out. Someone suggested that it was caused by wind and that they would snap out of it. But y just that middle row and not the outside rows?