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Old 05-08-2006, 02:28 PM
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Default Stopping to smell the orchids.

I was wondering if an orchid's second bloom, assuming that the particular orchid in question is supposed to be fragrant, usually has a stronger odor than its first?
I have noticed that my Haraella odorata didn't smell much at all when it first bloomed. But now that its second flower is about a week old, all I have to do is open the lid to the vivarium where it lives, and I smell it! So does fragrance get stronger with future blooms?
By the way, the first spike is budding again!!! :hdance:
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