:) Not a great pic but next bloom opens I'll get a better one.

Very pretty tree! Congratulations.
Tally HO!

That is great. The NOID whites are the hardest to identify so you may not get much help with an actual name. It does have great form. How big was it when you got it. You may want to get it into a bigger pot though. Other than that it is a fantastic plant!!

Mike

Great job, your plumie looks very happy and healthy! Very nice bloom you have there too!!!

Thanks! Should I go just one pot size up, or can I repot it into a much bigger pot? What's the best soil for it?

Congratulations debrichard!! I am in PA and just spotted my first inflo. I guess our growing challenges are about the same.

Bill

thats pretty, grats

Congratulations Debrichard!!

What a feeling to have "Your First Bloom" We ALL know what you are feeling after waiting and nuturing these beauties for so long..

I am one that will look every night to see if a new inflo might grace me with their appearance.. When i do see one, i cant help the feeling of true excitement and gratification!!

Great job!!

as far as containers.. i would go to a five gallon or one step larger.. Some like to go big, but i like to rootprune to keep them in five gallon. I am the one who has to bring them in and out every season, my back would suffer if they were any larger than that!! : )

Mixes and soils .. there are many that have their opinions on fast draining mixes. As long as it is fast draining.. that is a start!!!

I have linked you to some info on a thread started by AL. I found it quite informative and helpful.

Take care ..

Congratulations !!

Laura

Here is a link that might be useful: Containers Soils And Your Plants Nutrition...

Thank you Laura, i will check that out!