Oh no! I think I killed the plum tomatoes!!

[windowsillqueen]

My friend gave me 4 plum tomato seedlings. I'm not sure what type. I split them as they were already a bit large to be in a pot together and as I was out of little pots put two in a large pot but with not much soil in. I had them outside in the sunshine yesterday and forgot to bring them in over night. Now they look all droopy and the leaves look a little yellow and shrivelled.

The other two which stayed indoors are fine.

Are they done for? Is there anything I can do? I've got tonnes of tomato plants but only four plums so I don't want to lose them!

[womble]

There's not really much you can do, just put them on a windowsill, water if they need it and hope for the best.

[Victoria26]

Bring them in and give them a cuddle....fingers crossed for you.

[SarzWix]

No, there's no magic remedies I'm afraid, just hope! It's not too late to sow some more if they don't make it though. If you want a few San Marzano seeds, just PM me your address

[windowsillqueen]

I brought them in and kept them warm and gave them some tomorite. They seem a bit happier - thanks for the offer of seeds - I think they will be ok. I do have tons of tomato plants, enough to start a rival ketchup brand to Heinz (or that's what my husband keeps muttering). Hmm the highs and lows of grow you own eh?

[kentvegplot]

Keep 'em inside for a good while yet - they cannot take any frost (and we certainly had frost last night) and cold will just stop them growing. Hope yours are OK.

[womble]

(and we certainly had frost last night).

-3 my unheated greenhouse, TV and the Met Office said a minimum of +1.

[bramble]

All my toms are in my unheated greenhouse a week now. They are heavily covered every night with lots of fleece any sheets of polystyrene. So far, so good.