Tomatoes Roll Their Own

As you can see, I'm still having trouble with the original tomato plant. A tomato grower told me that rolled leaves are a sign of health, especially in young plants. I don't believe it - not in these, anyway.

However, tomatoes do roll their leaves when they are too cold (Cold? Come to think of it, mine do have a bluish tinge - I Wonder. . .. It's definitely not the warmest of spots). Yet the weather hasn't been particularly cold. And 'Ailsa Craig' can be grown outdoors. And why are the younger side-shoot cuttings doing so well, without any curled leaves - even in the same sort of pot? Another mystery.

The good news is that the second truss has set some fruits, which are starting to swell. Hurray!