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So I go to my little seedling growing center downstairs and I notice that some of my green pineapple tomato seedlings have leaves that look crooked and a bit bent and twisted. None of the other tomato seedlings were doing this, only some of the green pineapple, and I have never had this problem in the past (well, I also have never grown green pineapple tomatoes until this season.) Is this something to worry about, if it is, what should I do about it? I'll try to get a picture up, but now my camera is taking really blurry photos.
PS, for the record, I have been applying chamomile tea to all my seedlings
