Looks good to me.

Maybe a little hairy ...

I would keep it away from other plants just in case. I does show 3 shades of green. I think it is healthy but we never know.

Nancy

Actually, from another angle it looks like it might have a case of mildew.

Check your air circulation ... and you can fight the mildew by letting some Lysol spray mist drift down upon the plant.

Looks like culture to me.

What I think could help =

repot it in the same pot - but add something on the bottom - like a layer of perlite - so the surface of the soil is even with the rim. Both these things will help to aerate the roots better and keep them from staying too wet.

Use a weak solution of a fish emulsion to feed it. It should boost it up.

It should straighten up in a couple of weeks. If not - you can always chuck it.

I saw many babies look stunted when they are sitting in a bottom of the solo cup. Usually repotting helps.

I.

My mother used to make sheep manure tea......it worked wonders on the african violets. Weak solution, of course....

I would go for the worm castings tea...Smells someway better..Plus is full of good soil bacteria.

i.

Thanks everyone, I will try the suggestions. I have plenty of little ones to experiment with. I already sprayed for mildew, and will try the fish emulsion...no access to sheep :)