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Looks like a hydrangia.

I have a clone which came with prehairs. It still produces a pair of hairs at each leaf axil. It hasn't stopped the growth.

The heat has done it's job. My morning soil temps are 10 degrees higher than they were last week. The roots are growing and it is full speed ahead.

Nice work fellow Oregonians! Highs predicted in the 90s this week in the Rogue Valley. That should finally warm the soil which grows the roots which.......makes us happy.

They look a bit small to be eating at the big peoples table, maybe a wee bit of something light.

Keep it shaded today, then each day increase exposure to the sun. Within a week it will be strong enough to stay in sun all day.

Put it in shade. Tomorrow give it a bit more sun.