many people have had luck getting theirs to finish or even start flowering by using grow lights. you do have to give them a ton of light though. I would just let it go and see what happens. It is already rooted so their is no need to remove the inflo when it develops. I have had old inflo's re-bloom during winter.

mike

nauticalcoasts - The first fall inflo I had fell off after I brought it in. I had another one last year that open on Christmas day. It only had a few blooms but was still sitting there in spring and bloomed outside (a completely different bloom). I had a grow light on it about 16 hours a day. So it can happen. Hope yours blooms for you.
Peg

From your zone in Arkansas I am guessing you are in northwest Arkansas. I live in Conway, but I have sons in Fayetteville and Rogers so I visit the area occasionally. If you can figure out how to send me an email and would like to get in touch, I should have some rooted cuttings to share in the spring if you have room for them. I just don't know how to send emails using garden webs. I hope your inflo opens for you. I have one on an Aztec Gold also but it is so small, I am hoping it just holds on until next spring.

Joan

Thanks for the advice and stories everyone! I think I am going to keep it outside as long as I can and see how big the inflo is when I bring it in for the winter. It has just barely come up, just enough that I know one is there and not more leaves. I may just put it up for winter and hope it stays.