Did I burn these poor transplants?

[elight]

A few days after planting out, most of my tomato plants are showing a foliage problem. My best guess is that I burned them but I have no idea. After transplant, I fertilized normally... Foliage-Go Pro 9-3-6 mixed at recommended "production" level, with about 1/2 gallon of the mixed solution to each plant. My three pepper plants (in the same bed) seem fine.

They are planted in a new 50/50 topsoil/compost mix of questionable quality in a 12" raised bed. (My first choice of supplier is currently closed.)

Anyone have any ideas?

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[MrsJustice]

It looks like your plants had a cold Night to live through. It was not you're doing to me. It looks like Frost Bit. Yes, your Beautiful States of Florida had a cold night lately.

[Labradors2]

Looks like a little sunscald to me, but your seedlings will be fine and produce some nice new leaves very soon .

Linda

[elight]

Thanks, I was worried. And I need to update my profile - I live in Pennsylvania now. Looks like temps did get down to 40 a day or two ago. We're getting 2 inches of rain tomorrow and then hopefully after that we'll be back to normal weather.

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