First, and I hope others read this, pots DO NOT need anything aggregate at the bottom for drainage. Doing so actually slows the drainage. If one wants to keep the soil from washing out just use some screen mesh over the holes. The entire pot should be nothing but soil mix top to bottom. If one needs weight to keep the pot from falling over mix sand into the soil OR simply place one large heavy item in the bottom of the pot (old weights found at garage sales work great).

Plant one could be a little wilt (fusarium) or just nutrient stress from fruit load. Usually it's potassium, which leaches easily, that gets used up during fruit load. Might try some kelp meal to supply some. If it is fusarium not much you can do but take what you get and enjoy it.

Plant two looks over-fertilized.

Hey Mulio - thanks I have been watching this post since it went up because many of my potted toms look the same as cottonpa's first pix. Lots of fruit set, lots of wilt. I figured Fusarium or similar but maybe potassium will save the day, will try! BTW, I had my first Gary 'OSenna yestarday and it sure was good! Seems to me you had something to do with that.... Linda