Adam_MA

Klatia,
The name does make sense. As for the winter situation this tree will not do well much past 50 degrees F or 10 C. And by not doing well I mean it will lose it's leaves and stop growing. At much past 45F or 7C this tree will die. For the winter it will be best to keep this tree inside in a sunny window. It sounds like you are on the right track for encouraging more aerial roots, although many will argue that the superthrive in your misting bottle is a waste. But if it does well for you and you don't mind adding the cost it won't do any harm. As for the tree itself.. I like it! It has an interesting trunk line and once the canopy fills in it will look very nice. I wouldn't recommend doing much work to it now, or at least for a couple of weeks. This tree is new to you and your environment, so it may have an adjustment period. One thing I would check though is the soil. From the picture it looks to be very high in peat content. If so, you should think about a repot of this tree. Being in the middle of the summer (where I am in the US anyway) makes it the perfect time to repot tropicals. Maybe some one on the forum that is near your area could suggest a soil mix that works well in your part of the world.

Hope this helps.
Adam