I grow mine in much larger containers.

that needs a pot twice that size or it will fall over when it blooms , if you repot it and keep it in the shade and well watered for a few days it will be fine , I like to put some lava rock on thw bottom of the pot to help drainage and use good soil and add some slow release fertilizer ti the soil , if you have well drained soil you can go 1 size larger than normal so it will not need to be repotted again for a while

Could you plant inground? Eventually the pot requirement is going to be so big you won't be able to handle. Also have seen many a brug rootball break out of container

I keep most of my brugs in pots , most do fine in 5 gal pots and it is much easier to bring inside for the winter and less stress on the plants than needing to be dug up have there roots prunes potted and then brought inside , the ground is best in zone 9-10 where heavy frost is not a problem

I am in North Texas and have a number of brugs that have been in containers for years with no problems. I think I may have repotted them once, but other than that, just move them in the greenhouse for winter and back out for summer............................works for me.

Thank you everyone. The plant grew really fast. That pot was okay when I took it out of a 4 inch pot and planted in that one. Then it just took off in a hurry. I bought a huge pot and repotting it tonight and will put it in the shade add some slow release fertilizer to it. If I put my Brugs in the ground, I would have to dig them up in the fall and Bring them inside. I would rather just leave them in pots.