Leaf Curling

AndreaT · June 18, 2010

I grew my Super Bush tomato plant from seed in a container. I planted the seeds April 24th. The plant in question seems to be growing along pretty good. There is a lot of heat and humidty here in Florida right now. And I notice the plant's leaves get light green when left in the sun longer than 5 hours. So I don't do that any more. The plant is getting about 4 hours of direct sun. The heat index here gets up to 100 degress on many days thus far and it's not officially summer yet.

I am noticing some the leaves are curling. Not drastically, but quite noticeably.

What can cause leaves to start curling on tomato plants? Sorry I have no picture.

June 18, 2010	#1
AndreaT Tomatovillian™ Join Date: May 2010 Location: Florida Posts: 3	Leaf Curling I grew my Super Bush tomato plant from seed in a container. I planted the seeds April 24th. The plant in question seems to be growing along pretty good. There is a lot of heat and humidty here in Florida right now. And I notice the plant's leaves get light green when left in the sun longer than 5 hours. So I don't do that any more. The plant is getting about 4 hours of direct sun. The heat index here gets up to 100 degress on many days thus far and it's not officially summer yet. I am noticing some the leaves are curling. Not drastically, but quite noticeably. What can cause leaves to start curling on tomato plants? Sorry I have no picture.

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