So lucky to see flowers on divinorum, mine invariably abort.

When the S. divinorum gets into full bloom, please post some pictures. This elusive bloom is what keeps many of us interested in it.

Don't turn on the light too often after dark. Divinorum isn't as photosensitive as poinsettia, but repeated exposure can mess up the display. Red light from an LED flashlight would be pretty safe.

Im sorry I didn't manage to get any more pics of the flowers up, they were spectacular with the most beautiful scent, a very pale lilac and were about 6 inches in height, but unfortunately they go over very quickly, although I was very luck to get some seeds, about 30 in total, but I think they will be sterile.
It is easy to get her to flower, the tops of her stems start to point sideways when she is getting ready, then just make sure she is VERY warm and in a VERY humid environment, and feed once with a strong Potassium fert and away she goes, it's really worth the effort, and the cost of heating a greenhouse, just for the scent of the bloom, which believe me is like nothing else.