You should repot it in smaller pot, it's way TOO small plant for a pot that big! And terracota is best for all plants.n :)

If your mix is very porous and dries out rather quickly, I would not worry about it,,,,,

It's not the size of the pot preventing it from growing, since it would grow just the same if stuck in the ground with lots of root room.

I would feed it more often and just be patient...It can take weeks for this type of plant to decide to do anything in it's new home. If anything, you will only set it back even further if you pot it again..YOur warm temps and good fertilizing routine should make a huge difference any day.

Mike

This post was edited by meyermike_1micha on Thu, Jul 11, 13 at 19:37

Thanks Bia, however, I think I'll go with Mike's suggestion ;)
Mike I fertilize it every week with foliar pro 9 3 6. (1 tsp per gallon). It's the 3rd week in the fertilization regiment. However, if you think it's necessary I can fertilize with every watering (I believe it's 1/4 tsp per gallon).
What do you suggest?

True,

Feed it like you are doing..That is a great regimen...I would also scratch a little slow release into your mix such as 'Osmocote' or Dynamite...It will give another boost and constantly feed while your plant waits for a major one.

I really think it will all of sudden grow on you once the roots get established and decide it is the the foliages turn..Mine has just started growing after 5 months!

Oh, great Mike, so I'll continue doing what I've been doing now, just watering it, fertilizing and ignoring it's lack of growth above earth, 5 month seems to be a longways to go :)

Actually when I mixed the soil, I added some slow release fertilizer. So, it should be fine. Thanks a lot for the info & support.
The moment I'll see any growth, I'll post a picture.

Hi Mike,

For the first time today, I saw some growth. Yippee :)