Your dieffenbachia (dumb cane) is healthy but under-watered for its size. As roots fill the pot, they need more frequent watering—not a larger pot yet.
Increase to twice-weekly soaks. If that's still not enough, then move up one pot size (max 2 inches wider).
New growth only appears at stem tips. To get leaves lower down, prune stems back to where you want new foliage. Cuttings root easily in water.
Continue dilute Miracle-Gro with each watering—it's appropriate.
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