>>1720393Way too little light, it looks leggy AF (but often they are sold that way). Also, those are not good indoor plants, if your climate is too harsh to have them constantly outdoors, you should winter them in a cool (no warmer than 10°C/50°F) garage or similar but place them in full sun once chance of severe frosts are over. For reference here one of mine, was also bought in a very leggy state in 2012 or so but has been outdoors ~10 months/year at first and in-ground since early 2019
