Aubergine problem

[cornish crabber]

I have 3 aubergines growing in an unheated greenhouse. They were looking very healthy and have begun to produce buds. I have been giving them a very weak dose of liquid growmore in their water.
However today I noticed that some leaves had become soft and floppy. This morning was dull and drizzly and there was a lot of condensation in the greenhouse. Could this be the cause?
Any suggestions for cause and cure would be very welcome.

[FionaH]

Did it get too cold for them overnight? Mine went positively floopy when they got too cold. I thought I had killed them!

[deezyb]

alot of my veg in the unheated greenhouse, I've brought inside to be honest, my beans suffered alot last weekend...all floppy etc! it's like winter outside!

[cornish crabber]

I don't think it has been too cold here in Cornwall. Minimum last night was 10 celsius

[SarzWix]

Too cold! Aubergines are wusses They prefer a minimum temp of around 15c

[cornish crabber]

They have been fine over the past few weeks with temperatures down to 6 c five days ago
Only one or two leaves seem to be affected. Do you think they will recover if temps keep up from now on ?

[smallblueplanet]

How damp have they been? Perhaps too wet and cold?

Last year for the first time we lost two of ours mid-season to some sort of virus(?) they went all floppy and died off.

[cornish crabber]

I think perhaps you're right. It has been a poor week. I'll have to keep up ventilation and hope it's not too cold overnight. Keeping fingers crossed it's not a virus