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The hydroponic tomatos seem to have more intense flavour and have a higher moisture content. This is the second year I have grown (Red) Brandy Wine tomatos in my hydroponics and what is more important the poor plants have had to use the same nutrient mix as my chinese vegetables in the other 5 trays, yet it just goes to show that these tomatos can grow under some strange conditions, keeping in mind that these tomatos are heirloom and originate as an Amish Pennsylvanian North America variety, not a sub tropical variety where we had a week of temperatures that reached 111F , and still survived.

Paula, Thank you for the offer but I don't collect gobs and gobs of seeds. I just collect a few seed heads of things I think others might like to grow and a few for myself for the next year if they are annuals. I shouldn't say this here on the garden web but I toss most seeds in the trash as I am cleaning up my gardens ( take a deep breathe, stop gasping...lol). I think this year I will collect more than usual because I feel like a cheap skate when I see some of the other seed packets in swaps...lol I have added the petunias to your gift package and again, thank you for the offer. I will pass this time though. Lisa

Looks fine for the most part. It's possible that the plant is stressed a little for whatever reason and you are seeing leaf roll - which is a very common stress response. To be sure it's not something else, take a look under the leafs for any sort of mites or aphids. They can sometimes cause the leaves to curl by attacking the undersides of the leaves.