I thought I would add a few more details. This azalea was doing fine last year before summer. At that time it was planted in the ground, I dug it up and put it in the pot pictured above. After transplanting it I moved it to a different location that received direct sun in the morning and direct sun in the evening. I realized it was starting to yellow so I moved it to the porch where it gets no direct sun. But ever since it has looked terrible and seems to be getting worse. I read that azaleas like an acidic soil and the soil I used is probably not acidic. So I gave it a tablespoon of sulfur, I don't think it liked that.
Ughh.
I love this plant and my wife doesn't like me messing with her plants but I think it will look great in that pot if it ever gets healthy again.

Should I change the soil completely?
Should I mess with the Ph anymore?
Should I keep it out of direct sun?

Mike

Well it's April 4th and my azalea has started to grow new leaves, WOOHOO! The older leaves seem to be dying off, they look terrible. I won't be getting any blooms this year unfortunately but it is Alive.

I added 1table sulfur 2 months ago. And foliar with greenlight superbloom.