Have cuttings for trade of my rose scented geranium and Chocolate scented geraniums. Seeking other scented varieties of geraniums. Feel free to make an offer. Thanks for your interest.

Pelargonium citronellum should have a distinctly citrus-y fragrance. The sense of scent is very subjective, so it may just be your nose rather than an issue with mislabeling :-)) But it could just as likely be a rose geranium as well.......Pelargonium graveolens looks quite similar both in leaf and flower to citronella and has a range of scents, including a lemony one. I'm no expert but I think they could be rather easily confused. Both can be used for culinary flavoring. Here is a link that might be useful: Pelargonium citronellum

Yes, I want to know too. I was given a mint-scented one, terribly pot-bound, the roots formed a dense mat. I re-potted in peat moss/sand 50/50, broke up some of the matted roots, and now am watching and waiting. Mine is outside to get am sun, pm shade, humid warmth.

Scented geraniums will grow well with the brightest light available so long as they have adequate water and the temperature is not too hot.