It has beautiful foliage and it's rarely out of bloom, I mean that. Does fantastic in the shade where many plants sulk. However, scent-wise, I was left disappointed as it's very faint for me. Sometimes I can't even smell it and it's a strange smell too.

Be aware that to some people, it smells like narcissus and skunk. LOL--guess I'm in the minority, though. To some it smells wonderful.

Only peripherally related...well maybe I can give my opinion too (old post I know), I have it, and I think mare2 is accurate somewhat, in different stages of bloom it varies. In the first opened blooms, it's much like orange blossom, but as it ages, it's more like paperwhite narcissus sweet/foul. I can see the allusion to skunk too.

However, what motivated me to find and raise this topic was: I have had one for over three years, and it's not significantly bigger than it was 3 years ago. The limbs grow, bloom and usually senesce. Unless that's other people's experience (and I think it's not), what am I likely to be doing wrong?

I know it grows SLOW (or I read that a lot).

I find if I give it much direct sun, it burns.

My media is perhaps not as open as it should be, I actually figured on it liking a heavy media. I am thinking about repotting, but was hoping to get some fresh info from someone successful with the plant. I keep the plant, I smell it, but I wouldn't call me successful :)