Wow...not so "husky" for sure! I can't imagine that indoor conditions could give enough light. My husky cherry is very stout. Stem thicker than two fingers, very rigid leaves, and shorter than my other varieties. It's a very good looking plant. Put your leggy fellow out on the patio in that Texas sunshine and he'll feel much better! :)

The leaf nodes are very far apart, meaning it's leggy and not getting enough light.

Yeah, it does look rather Charlie Brown-ish. I'll just keep hoping for more sunny days. I was only bringing it inside on rainy days and most evenings for a couple of hours of grow light as it wasn't flourishing like my Big Bite is. If the sunshine picks up, will it fill in between the current leaf nodes? Jadie, I'm having plant envy!!!

It will get more light outdoors even on a cloudy day than it is currently with your indoor light. I'd leave it outside.

Haha, I love the Charlie Brown description...I have one of those too! I squeezed in a better boy transplant by the fence where it only gets about 4 hrs of direct sun. It's doing okay, but definitely rrrreeeaching!

Heres a photo of my Husky Cherry Red to fuel your plant envy. ;) I didn't realize yours was mostly living outside; I thought it was doing pretty well for a houseplant!

Goodness. Sort of like comparing a Kia to an Aston Martin. LOL! This is what my plant dreams about being like. ;-)