Should my plant be growing like this

[Recreate777]

Actually after looking at your picture further , if its worth keeping do the same tie that top down get a couple good shoots popping up and clone , then work with the clone and or clones. Which will allow you a fresh start , not someones leftovers.

Ok cool I actually have four clones growing too at the moment and is this a big enough pot

 

[Final Phase]

It's a great size for the one plant. Or if you want 4 very small plants it will take 4 - but it's a tight fit.

 

[Recreate777]

Cool I'll just put the one plant to let it thrive and take over all the space it wants

 

[Recreate777]

Should I add nutrients to the water when I moisturize the soil before transplanting

 

[Final Phase]

That depends on the soil you will be using. Some store bought soil already has a bunch of nutrients in it. I stay away from time released nutrients...

 

[Recreate777]

That depends on the soil you will be using. Some store bought soil already has a bunch of nutrients in it. I stay away from time released nutrients...

I actually just asked a nursery for a pot and soil so idk what it has in it so I strayed away from adding more

 

[Recreate777]

Should I cut some of the bigger leaves? Making it had to get the container over it

 

[Recreate777]

Whoa... Now that is an interesting looking plant...

One thing I find really odd is how the main stem is surprisingly thick and sturdy, and seems to lack the typical coloring and texture.

I'd say, at this point, your best bet is to transplant her into some certified organic soil, give her nutes/water as needed, and hope for the best. Also, I'm assuming you're growing outdoors, but if this is an indoor grow, I highly suggest you give her a nice long veg period. She's pretty stunted it seems, so you'll want to give her as much time to recuperate and grow more leaf matter as possible.

How does it look now?