Aglaia Odorata (Chinese rice flower) plants

I have 2 aglaia odorata plants, about 10 years old, 4ft and 6ft high, growing in Los Angeles, CA.
They flower yearly, but the flowers have no fragrance. Plants look very healthy.
Any suggestions?

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#1 Comment By Downtoearthdigs On 04/28/2018 @ 8:08 am

The scent may be more noticeable indoors or if the plants are in full sun. Otherwise, this could be due to genetic differences between plants, but I’m not really sure. This short article might help:
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