Tomato wilt

[Plot70]

I have a tomato plant with a bit of wilt at the top.
It is a plum variety growing in a layer of clay over well rotted stable manure along the edge of a squash bed.
It is not black enough to be blight.
There is a chance that it is overheating as the sun has been pretty strong over the last few days. I base this on the fact that tomatoes are grown under sun screening material in Spain.

[ameno]

Looks healthy enough to me.
Tomato leaves often curl (usually permanently) in response to too much heat, so imagine it's just that.

[Plot70]

The heat is certainly a suspect.
It is just if there is anything else that requires measures to be taken.

[burnie]

I just remove the worst ones, lets in the air and light and leaves are doubtful if they are doing the plant any good.

[Jungle Jane]

Large plum varieties often look wilty,mine always do,like they haven’t got the effort to stand up

[Plot70]

They are a bush variety. I will wait and see if the trusses form on the wilted bit before I do anything.