Enc.cochleata alba fragrance?

[Carpe Diem]

I bought the little alba in spike and it has been blooming for a couple of weeks now, one flower.
Of course I stuck my nose on the little flower at various times of the day and seem to detect the faint smell of honey in the mornings.
I now would like to find out, if my mind/nose is playing tricks on me. Is it wishful thinking on my part, my imagination taking over?
Can anyone confirm or deny that Enc. cochleata alba is fragrant?

[Cecy_Kramer]

Hi! How r u? Orchid that u're talking about it's fragant, but the correct name is Prosthechea Cochleata.

[cbuchman]

Indeed, the classification was changed from Epidendrum to Prosthechea a few years back. Some orchids (mine included) still have tags with the old name. So my inventory reads EPI Cochleantum Black Jack x EPI Concheatum, which is of course not the alba variant.

[Carpe Diem]

Thank you both for your reply.
My tag reads Epi. and being a beginner, I trust what the grower puts on the tag. I will make a new tag with the proper name.
I'm happy to find out that the little flower is indeed fragrant and I was not imagening things.
Thanks again!