October Bloomers
blutayle
9 years ago
Miltoniopsis Maui Mist...sadly not fragrant..
Zygo. Adelaide Meadows...fragrance really starting to ramp up...
Nelly Isler Swiss Miss...weak bug spray smell...maybe not the best clone for fragrance...
Nelly Isler Swiss Beauty...waiting for fragrance to mature...nothing yet...
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