Nice healthy looking plant - but they're incredibly fussy about conditions if you want flowers. They need a minimum of 60degF in winter, and for flower buds to form, a night temperature of 60-65 deg is required, with a day temperature about 10 degrees higher than that. No draughts, bright light but not sunlight, particularly keep out of midday sun, don't keep near a heat source, mist leaves frequently, keep compost moist at all times, preferably using soft, tepid water. Reduce watering during winter, repot in spring every 2-3 years. Feed with a proprietary houseplant feed for flowering plants and keep the temperature even to encourage flowering (which means not putting it outside, or even leaving a door open if its not usually open).

Thanks Bamboo, I will try to keep it going.
If any flowers appear I will post a pic.

I'd like to see that - I've never managed it yet, given up now, I just grow G. Kleims Hardy, which is an outdoor one which does flower. Not the same flower type though...