Tomato Plant Leaves Yellowing and Wilting
stevelockridge
13 years ago
I have a tomato plant in a container and the leaves are turning yellow and wilting. The container has holes for drainage so the water does not sit inside it. First it was just a couple of leaves. Now, most of the leaves are yellow. Can anyone identify this problem? I am going to try to upload a photo. If that doesn't work you can see the photo at the link.
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