Oh, you must not have smelled them! That being said, I know people who either don't smell well or don't see it as a reason to buy a plant.

Hi...thanks to everyone and their respomses. After i left the post, i looked inside ome of the blooms and saw that all of the stamens were black...i had only had this plant for a few days, and came to to the conclusion that it had gotten too cold during shipment to the shop my husband had purchased it from. Needless to say, all of the blooms fell off. So, i am now left with a beautiful green plant, and no flowers. Now i need help figuring out 'how' to possibly get it to re-bloom. Any advice would be so very appreciated. Thanks to all, and have a lovely afternoon. P.S. i only sat it outside to take the photo...it resides in my home in a bright window.

Hi Gardenbear, I can't believe yours still has a few flowers, that's great! I really hope mine will bloom for me this year... My 'myriantha' is planted in the ground and is doing very well. I have it in my mulched area...its mostly florida soil which I'm sure has mostly sand in it. I do add red mulch on those flower beds almost yearly...and it seems to thrive there so far. I just make sure the red mulch is several inches away from the trunk. My cuttings I took rooted nicely...it took about 6-8 weeks to get nice roots and I added it to the same pot.

Received my plant yesterday...very happy with it! A lot bigger than I expected and quite healthy :o). I just hope I can keep it growing. From what little I know about them, they are not an easy plant to keep happy. I potted it up in small Orchid bark, peat moss, perlite and crushed granite. Wish me luck!!