I cant help you with ID, but overall your plant and watering regime seems to do the trick.

The plant does not look etiolated to me, since i dont see any stretched out growth .

Keep doing whatever youve been doing, and repot in a year or so. Make sure the mix is draining. 50% perlite and pumice(or just perlite) with regular soil should do the job.

What Stefan said. Keep doing what you are doing.

Aloebot,

Might it be time for the next larger size pot? Seems quite full from here. Any guesses as to ID? It's a nice one.

Well done Scandanavian, it seems quite happy.

Looks like the "Morris Hobbs" dyckia I had for years (died in a freeze). I wouldn't alter your current care regime, either.

Dyckia, with an aloe flower?

Meh. The flowers look alike enough to me. Dyckia flowers look kind of sparse like that. Aloe blooms look tighter. Or at least aloebot's aloe flowers look thick and tightly-packed; I've only met dyckia flowers in person.

Aloe spikes look like asparagus. This things top looks like like asparagus.https://thumbs.dreamstime.com/z/aloe-vera-flower-bud-659404.jpg

https://www.ourhouseplants.com/imgs-gallery/aloeL3.jpg

Dyckia looks like corn https://c8.alamy.com/comp/X5CMTR/pineapple-sawblade-dyckia-brevifolia-yellow-blossoms-X5CMTR.jpg

Oh I wouldn't go the mat with that ID, stefan. And what are the odds that Lowe's mis-ID'ed the plant I had? In any case, it's dead now and they're stabby so I don't mess with them anymore. I don't abide being terrified by my own plants.

The OP's plant looks healthy and happy, though--so much so that it bloomed indoors.

Karen, yes I would move it up in pot. To my detriment, I would probably divide at least part of it and result in even less room in my yard. It is definitely an Aloe. I would only be guessing the species. The flower stalk has flowers that look more specie like than the usual mongrel small/sparce hybrid flowers. This doesn't rule out it being a hybrid though. One guess would be A. aborescens (the flower & leaves show some resemblance) crossed with a smaller species.

Pagan, thanks for the complement. Most of the flowers I show are from larger growing species. Many of the smaller growing species (eg. Madagascan minis) have less tightly packed racemes. What they lack in flower power is generally made up by their unique forms.

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I'm hearing about Lowes above but I got this one in a florist shop. Doesn't mean they don't get them in the same place, but it's an fyi ;)