Figure A Figure B Figure C Plants' fragrance is designed to attract insect pollinators, explains Mike Brunswick, field reporter for HGTV's The Great Indoors , and often very fragrant blooms are short-lived. Their roots resent disturbance.
Plants are heavy feeders and require fertilizer every two to three weeks in the growing season.
Daytime temperatures should be below 80. Keep the potting medium moist except during gray winter days, and provide high humidity.