Vanilla planifolia Initially, the plant will establish itself in the pot, but as it matures, it develops aerial roots and gradually becomes more epiphytic, relying on support structures rather than the soil.
Madagascar Bourbon Vanilla Bean, French Vanilla, Vanilla... more
Vanilla planifolia - Bourbon Vanilla Bean Orchid
Madagascar Bourbon Vanilla Bean, French Vanilla, Vanilla Orchid. Make your own vanilla! Fast growing, providing right conditions for orchids. Bright filtered light, high humidity. Watch video: How to produce my own Vanilla? Secrets of Vanilla pollination.
This is a well developed cutting that is easy to root in a well-drained soil. Keep in in bright shade and keep soil slightly moist. The cutting can be grown as regular orchid, using orchid mix, or planted in very light well-drained potting mix. Fast growing, providing right conditions for orchids. Bright filtered light, high humidity. Madagascar Bourbon Vanilla Bean, French Vanilla, Vanilla Orchid. Make your own vanilla! Watch video: How to produce my own Vanilla? Secrets of Vanilla pollination.
Vanilla Tahitensis is a cross between Vanilla planifolia... more
Vanilla Tahitensis (planifolia x odorata) - Super Vanilla Orchid
Vanilla Tahitensis is a cross between Vanilla planifolia and Vanilla odorata. These vanilla beans are generally shorter, however they contain a much higher oil and water content than Vanilla planifolia. Fast growing, providing right conditions for orchids. Bright filtered light, high humidity. Vanilla Bean, French Vanilla, Vanilla Orchid. Make your own vanilla! Watch video: How to produce my own Vanilla? Secrets of Vanilla pollination.