So, this is my first legitimate attempt at growing. For ease, I decided on outdoors.

But i have (what i think) may be a potential problem. It's kind of unique, i believe

I have 3 seedlings, appr. 3-4 weeks old. They're planted into the ground. For the most part they look pretty good, much much better than i expected. Here's the problem....

2 of the 3 are growing strange. They come out of the ground practically sideways, and grow parallel to the ground for about 2-3 inches, then curve upwards and grow normally. Think of it like the same effect of super cropping, except it comes out of the ground like that.

I don't think it's a result of too little sunlight, like stretching. After they curve upwards, they grow normally. The leaves are nice and healthy, and there is no distance in between the leaves.

Now, i thought at first that it could be a sign of the weather and environment. We've had substantial rainfall here, and some pretty good winds. I thought possibly they were bent over like that and reacted naturally. But the 3rd plant grows straight, textbook. No bend. Vertically speaking, they're all the same height. I assume that if the environment is what is affecting them, then all three should show signs, since they're roughly a foot or so apart from each other in a triangle sort of pattern

My concern is that the when they're bigger, this weird bending at the base won't support any weight.

Suggestions and solutions are GREATLY appreciated.

If you have to you can use a couple side supports but the stalk will get pretty big outdoors. Should be fine!