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Fragrant Plants
dahab_gw

cestrum nocturnum not blooming

dahab
15 years ago

Two years ago I planted two cestrum nocturnum in full sun in zone 9/10 in west Florida. The plants grow very well (I prune them slightly once a year, and they are easily six feet tall) but they rarely flower. I LOVE their smell when they flower. Any suggestions for stimulating more regular floral growth? Thanks.

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