tomatoes are hearty plants. they'll recover if you fix the problem. If they're "cooked" then your water is getting hotter than 75 degrees. if they grow too long with water constantly pouring over them, they tend to rot and fall off easily, but then they will feel kind of slimy. If you're topping off your reservoir with more nutrient, you should be checking your ppm. Another alternative is to top a fresh rez with water only until you have added as much water as your started with nutrient.

Cyrus- the insecticide is called Organocide. I bought it at Loew's. The manufacture does say some tomato plants could be sensitive if over sprayed. I know I did not over spray, but then again what one thinks is just enough could be considered overkill by another... Anney- thank you for the advice. I am still very new at gardening and I didn't think that I might be killing beneficials by spraying the Organocide. They market it to be so safe that I assumed it would only kill the bad bugs. I will be more diligent about recognizing the bug I have before acting next time. My plants definitely do not look like the picture with the flea beetles. That does not look like my bugs at all. I do believe the wilting is from the spray and not a disease simply because the wilting started a couple hours after spraying the plants and they were extremely healthy up to that point. I am going to try a foliar spray of vermicompost tea to see if those leaves will come back. Does anyone recommend removing the "bad" leaves if they do not respond to the foliar spray? I greatly appreciate any advice. I am trying to learn as much as I can. The best way to learn is by making mistakes or learning from others mistakes, but I don't want to loose my plants in order to learn. Thank you everyone.

So sorry this posted twice! I didn't see the other one as posted (I sent it a few hours ago), and wasn't sure I had clicked on submit.

Ok. No problem. I should be a pro at this by now since I have had so many problems this season. It just seems never ending. But on the bright side I do have successfully pollinated peppers and I believe my FIRST TOMATO!!! starting to grow. Sorry, I'm really excited about that, it's a Big Rainbow Tomato. I'll get pics of it tomorrow too so I can make sure it is healthy. Anyway, the following pictures I have attached are not of the originally wilting plants I mentioned. These pictures are of the other tomatoes I planted on 5/8 in a raised bed across the yard from the other tomato plants. So far in this bed I have had to pull one tomato due to something burrowing into the stem and eating it hollow (never figured out what it was but found the entry hole right below the first stem, so ruled out disease). Also found a small black catapiller with I believe 2 green stripes on the sides eating one of my plants. I was surprised it wasn't a hornworm as I have spotted them already as well. Otherwise these problems have just arised in the last 3-4 days probably. I also have leaves that are not pictured that have a "shot hole" like appearance. I thinking that may be from flea beetles as the eggplants have the same "shot hole" spots, but haven't seen the flea beetles yet, so not 100% confident about that. These plants have not been fertilized yet as they were just planted 2 weeks ago and most of the have the yellow-green color you see on the single leaves. Feel free to let me know if you have any questions! Also, the pictures of the beds were taken 5/9 so everything has grown a couple inches since these pics. Here is a link that might be useful: Plants and problem leaves Pics