Vanilla planifolia Species Well Rooted Orchid Plant Species Fresh Live Cutting

Description: Vanilla planifolia Species Well Rooted Orchid Plant Species Fresh Live Cutting Warmly Welcome To Our StoreHOW DOES A VANILLA TREE GROWThe vanilla tree grows in tropical and equatorial zones.High humidity and temperatures are favourable to its development.Ideally, it needs a temperature of around 25°C and a soil rich in organic matter.The addition and renewal of a good humus base will allow the vine to grow easily.The roots will draw from the soil the nutrients necessary for the good development of the vanilla tree.Also, the adventitious roots allow it to cling to the support and to capture the humidity available on the stake.In order for the vanilla tree not to be subject to direct light, it will be necessary to grow shade plants in the plantation. THE FIRST FLOWERINGS OF THE VANILLA TREEThe first flowerings generally occur after 3 years.When the flowering period arrives in the producer country, one can remove some shade to create a thermal stress on the vanilla tree.The thermal stress will allow an acceleration of the flowerings in the plantation.A hydric stress on the same period can also lead to an early or global flowering on the plantation. Here are the three steps to properly pollinate a vanilla flower: *Hold the flower with your left hand with a finger under the corolla (centre of the flower) to make a support. Tear the labellum with a lemon or orange thorn.*With the lemon thorn, gently lift the rostellum (stigma that separates the stamens - female organ), in order to hide it under the anther (male organ).*Finally, the thumb is pressed to bring it into contact with the stigma. After harvesting the vanilla pods in full maturity the Bourbon technique is the most used.Thank You so much for visiting our shopHappy Shopping

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