too much or too little sun/water? soil? why r the leaving drying and spots on them?

It certainly does not look very happy - are you trying to grow it indoors, or did you just bring it in for the photos?

sooby said:

It certainly does not look very happy - are you trying to grow it indoors, or did you just bring it in for the photos?

Yeah. I grow it in my apartment. Ps i have no balcony.

It's root bound (pot too small for the plant) and the roots are probably rotting in undrained water. You need a bigger pot with drainage. Repot it into a pot a least 12" across (but much bigger if you can). Give it as much sun as you can. Good luck!

BTW, you don't need to buy a pot. Any old clean bucket or other plastic or metal container will work as long as there are holes in the bottom for the excess water to drain out.

ineedhelpwithmy said:

Yeah. I grow it in my apartment. Ps i have no balcony.

It will be difficult to grow a tomato plant in an apartment unless maybe you have a very large sunny window it can be beside. Is it a cherry tomato?

Won't pollination be a problem?

skits said:Won't pollination be a problem?

tomatoes self pollinate...not an issue.