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Tom’s Guide
Tom’s Guide
Technology
Cynthia Lawrence

Why does my tomato plant have lots of leaves but no fruit? Here’s why and how to fix it

Curling tomato plant.

Nothing beats the taste of homegrown tomatoes — freshly picked off the vine and thrown straight into your tasty meals. And even though these crops are considered the easiest to grow, it can be disappointing when you end up with more lush foliage than fruit.

This is especially true when you were looking forward to a juicy, flavorful harvest this summer. If your plants aren't producing, don't despair — there are several reasons behind your missing fruit and simple ways to get your crops back on track.

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