Oops, I forgot the pictures.

Radermachera sinica, commonly China doll or Asian bell. It prefers the same cultural care as 90%+ of all houseplants - a fast-draining, well-aerated medium you can water to beyond the point of total saturation, so you're flushing the soil whenever you water, without having to worry the soil will remain saturated for an extended period, limiting root function, or worse, wrecking root health; a repetitious nutritional supplementation program which ensures you have and can maintain control of your plant's nutritional requirements, which is very simple if using a medium like I just described; and all other cultural influences (light levels, temperature, humidity, ......) should be monitored by the grower to ensure the plant is not being asked to tolerate conditions at or near the limits of which the plant is genetically programmed to tolerate. Such conditions cause stress that shows up as slow growth, poor health, limitations of the plant's natural defenses, and loss of the 'glow' we associate with plants in a high state of vitality.

This might be helpful.

Al

Thanks, Al. I appreciate your response. I’ll get it potted using my 5-1-1.

My pleasure. Now's a good time to repot it. Best luck!!

Al