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aglaeonema w/small roots

I just got a rude surprise today.  I have a very nice aglaeonema that I've
had for 3 years, which has even bloomed recently.  I bought it in a small
pot with 3 plants in it, and repotted it into a larger pot (about 8") 2
years ago.  My husband was moving furniture today, and the plant got knocked
over.  I couldn't believe it when I saw that this huge plant had a tiny
little root ball that hasn't spread out *at all* since I repotted it.  I
can't believe the whole thing didn't tip over under just it's own weight.

Why on earth would this happen?  Am I keeping it too dry?  I don't want to
lose this plant because it's very large and quite beautiful.

Cami
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