Come meet the Aglaia Odorata. This plant is native to Asia. When it blooms the flowers are yellow and very fragrant. Come see and learn more about this beauty. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Instagram: / gotplants88
This such an interesting looking plant.I have never seen one before it looks similar to a lemon tree and the umbrella plant the compact variety.nice one esp.wiht its lovely scent.Sandy, I am sure yours will bloom soon too.
I have that kinds of plant but I don't really know about That's plant.i just cut bcoz become big ,now I knew I start to take care on it ...nice look a lot of yellow flowers and leaves is shining ..really nice ..
Here in New England we have unpredictable weather. I have to move this little guy a lot. Now with warmer weather it’s doing fine but once winter comes. Ugh! Glad to not dead yet. Pushing lots of new growth now. Hehe. Thanks for commenting. 😊💚🌱
I just had one shipped to me, its about 18 inches tall and lost ALL its leaves except for a few on the top. Its just 1 spindly stem now with no leaves. Can I trim it to a few inches to encourage more horizontal growth?
Thanks for sharing....Can you tell me if the Aglaia odorata plant will grow indoors in water. I want to make it a hydroponic plant. Thanks for the information....
This plant is one of the most amazing plants I've seen. It is adaptable to all kinds of water conditions, so if I had to guess, I'd say yes it would do well in a hydroponic situation. I live in Florida and our rainy season is intense and it doesn't faze it in the least nor does our dry season.
Depends on how many blooms on the plant. I have quite a few when mine does flower so I would say it’s noticeable. When you walk by that plant you can smell it. 🌸💚🌱
Olga's dreamland it can grow outside in US zone 10 - 11. And it’s actually a shrub that can grow very large. But if you live in colder areas it’s a houseplant.
