These are in a greenhouse? Or are they planted outside?

They were planted in the ground outside,until 3 weeks ago,dug it up as soon as the flag leaf appeared,planted it in a 35 gallon plastic trash container,and moved inside the greenhouse.

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My bordelon flowers have no scent at all. Maybe that's another way you can tell different kinds apart, scented or not...hmmmm

Thats strange,I also have a Dwarf Cavendish and Saba in flower along with fruit and have the same fragrance,it's a green waxy smell similar to a candle,if I had to describe it,not a bad smell at all.

The scent of my dwarf orinoco flowering was a very different fragrance for a Northerner to smell. Unlike any other flower I have smelled before. It was like a deep musky-like scent. Hard to explain but it was a nice scent. I could smell it from 30 yards away when the wind blew in the right direction. I think that anyone here who lives up north should have this opportunity. Also, for us Northerners who may have never had the opportunity to smell it, citrus flowers have a VERY nice scent. A grove of lemon trees flowering is heavenly.

Garden guy,
I agree with you,I have a couple lemons ready to drop any day
now,and when it's in bloom,I say it's like Maurice Chevalier
sings I'm in Heaven!!!!