Congratulations! Fragrance may develop as the flowers mature... or sometimes individual plants just don't. Either way, it's beautiful, well done!

Very nice!

That becomes a huge plant eventually. When it gets 4, 5 or 6 spikes at a time, you may want to train them with a wire stake.

How big??? 😬

The scent may only be strong in the morning when the sun hits it.

Very nice! The scent on mine is most noticeable in the mornings, especially when the heater kicks in or right after a watering.

That’s up to you.

I once did an “overpotting in semi-hydroponic culture” experiment, potting a 2” Sherry Baby in a converted florist cooler bucket - 18” diameter x 24” tall.

It grew and grew and grew for about 4-5 years with no blooming, then exploded into more than a dozen spikes of 3’-4’ length.

Some people in my family don’t take too well to dropping blossoms in the “indoor display area” (kitchen counter), so as I was returning it to the greenhouse, I tripped in a hole left by one of the dogs and the pot broke. The root system had enveloped almost the entire pot of LECA and I hardly lost a pellet.

My husband gets "piano wire" from the local hardware store. He cuts it into 4' lengths. That's usually long enough because a half a foot or so is in the pot. In my opinion it can become a mess (as Ray mentioned). Mine blooms most of the year and makes a stupendous display. But if you're a tidy person, it has its drawbacks.

As Ray mentioned, the root system can become huge. Mine is in an 8 or 10" pot. When I water it, I just pour the water right on top because there's no room to water from the sides. In spite of that horticultural cruelty, it flourishes. It is a beast.