It does need dividing but maybe wait till spring. I've got no idea what "9a Florida" is like but the micro climate in my yard is the old style 10. so i leave serious dividing/repotting till spring.

You can also just let it get big. Either reopot it or just drop it into an empty bigger pot and it will get large and quite spectacular. The sphacelatum parent gives it the enormous size potential.

Nick

Thx Arthur and Nick for the advice. I really like large plants so I'll go with Nick's suggestion but Should I try to tuck all these roots in the empty pot or just some of them or will the plant do it on its own?

I would put it in a much larger pot, 4" space all around and then stabilize it by placing a few objects, wood or rock against the walls so it stays in place and then stand back. 5 years from now you'll have a monster. I did that with a Onc floridianum and it is just that, huge.

Nick

Ok. Will do. And when we move further south and I FINALLY get my greenhouse ðÂÂÂðÂÂÂðÂÂÂit can have all the space it needs. Thx Nick.