I've definitely had some strange rogue plants before and sometimes I'll leave them in if it won't hurt anything. But I'd rip that one out if I were you, you don't want the roots weaving their way into foundation cracks. Rip it out and seal the crack up!
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It's a tomato, I doubt it has very strong roots. But yup, it's not there anymore :(
It opens the door for more things though, and keeps moisture along the side of the house.
My tomatoes: I don't have enough room in the pot. I'll just die.
Other people's tomatoes:
I've successfully grown tomatoes in a pot, granted it was a decent sized pot (5+ gallon). They took a massive quantity of water daily and creative trellising, but it worked out.
Now squash. Squash is my struggle, but this year appears to be doing better.