jwm70,
I'm not sure about sans and flowering. Correct me if I'm wrong someone, but I read that in most instances, it is rare for a sans to bloom indoors. But, I think it's possible, it just doesn't happen very often. I think they need more brighter light than low light, not like beaming sun I'd say, but then again, I don't know, just a guess.

Elizabeth

Plant,That sounds correct to me.We probably need Norma to chime in on this.

It depends on the type of Sans you have, but many commonly bloom indoors without a lot of special treatment. If they are happy, they'll eventually bloom. I have blooms on a few of mine right now. They are in what I would call "average" light in my southwest and northeast facing windows.

There have been a number of discussions in the past on this forum about how to maximize San blooms. I won't review those conversations in this post, but you might take a look at them.

they usually flower starting Sept. and throgh the winter months.
some need extremely harsh growing conditions to even think about it.
Some need damp and shade and other just time,age, tight pots and only on new growth and their own season.
the only one that I have at the moment is San.concinna it has started out with lime green buds, turning whate as they opened last night, just a few at a time, most open at night and smell like sweet orange blossoms. I always need to put them outside at night, I do bring them in only when in flower. This is the first time it flowered since 1996, and is a slow grower with spoon shaped leaves, on a thin petiole. Any questions? I am not the expert. I can respond to beginner questions only. I'm not a botantist. I'm not proffing this, have had surgery on my right hand and cant use it well at all, sorry,
Norma