Re potting Solanum muricatum?

Question

I had 10 seeds for a Solanum Muricatsum or also called Kachuma.Well from the 10 seeds I got one growing.Since I had to use some sand at the beginning I am wondering now should I repot it,(it has leaves and is about 2 inch in height it also starts curling a bit at the stem,do I have to use sand again? And should I support the stem so tha it grows straight?

Answer 1

Interesting plant with edible fruit. Repot it if you see roots coming out of the bottom of the container it is in. They like high humidity and warmth, 80% potting soil 20% sand. If it is "leggy" give it more sun. The cuttings will root in water. good luck