Tight leaf curl on seedlings = excess high-N fertilizer (Miracle-Gro), overwatering, or root-binding.
Fixes: Fertilize half-strength every 14 days. Use tomato-specific formula (high P/K). Water deeply 1.5"/week when top 2" dry. Transplant 2× to larger pots before garden, planting deeper each time. Mulch straw/grass. Rotate 3-year cycle. Condition self-corrects with these practices.
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