Tomato seedlings exposed to a late freeze may show purple undersides, upward-reaching growth, and slow development — classic signs of phosphorus deficiency induced by cold stress. However, if they're still alive and growing, they'll likely recover.
Patience and consistent, moderate feeding will bring them back. The weather was beyond your control.
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