Yes, plant it outside. Snapdragons are not houseplants and will not thrive in an indoor environment.

they are a full sun plant .. and unless you are growing them under sun equivalent lights .. they will not thrive indoors ..

if you can plant it outside .. and the temps allow such.. you will need to harden them off to light and temps before you just plant it out in the yard ...

your plant is etoliated ... stretched out between leaves .. and that is from lack of proper light.. not to mention is doesnt have vigor to stand upright ...

lot of garden terms to learn in the above comments ... i hope you take the time to learn them ....

ill do the first one for you: https://duckduckgo.com/?q=etiolation&t=ffcm&ia=web

images: https://duckduckgo.com/?q=etiolation+plants&t=ffcm&iar=images&iax=images&ia=images

ken

It looks etiolated, ie it's not getting enough light so it's growing all stretched out and thin and weak. It's an outdoor plant.

Katelyn - what are your plans for the plant? Indoors, outdoors, in a pot, in the ground?

Edited to say: Those who think Katelyn's plant is leggy are undoubtedly right, but it looks like one of the trailing cultivars which would tend to add to the perception of it being stretched out. Do you know, Katelyn, if it's one of the trailing types?

Al

I have decided to plant it outside, thank you for all of the advice.

harden it off properly as explained above.. and keep us posted ... ken