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Vanilla pompona
Vanilla pompona Vanilla, Page 1 of 3 (note: this plant was labeled as v. planifolia, but after seeing it grow, bloom and produce pods, I strongly suspect it is v. pompona!) People seem to ... the stage where it will produce flowers, so I will attempt not only the involved process of producing edible vanilla beans, but to document the entire process here. Wish me luck! (1-10-99) What I thought was a ...
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Stories from the Orchid Garden - Vanilla in the Kitchen
... 1997 and February 2002. My articles published "Orchid Garden" articles were saved and are collected here. Vanilla in the Kitchen Author: Linda Fortner Published on: December 1, 1999 In the holiday season in ... common grown are: V. imperialis (very easy to grow) V. planiflolia (most popular) V. pompona V. tahitensis Vanilla Walkeriae (a Hybrid) The main thing to remember is these orchids are vines and ...
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Orchid, native plant, wildflowers, wild orchid
... . Cranberries are just starting to get the attention they deserve as a landscape plant. Vanilla pompona, Vanilla Orchid- Grown most often for flowers, its succulent vining stems and foliage (photo). Vines can ... up moss-covered poles, logs, etc. Listed as a minor source of vanilla spice. Vanilla planifolia is the primary source of vanilla, but is reputedly harder to flower. Our clone blooms reliably ...
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Vanilla pompona orchid
... roots on them. The generously-sized cuttings can be trained up moss-covered poles, logs, etc. Vanilla planifolia, the main species of commerce, has a reputation for flowering less easily than V. pompona. ... clone has flowered and set pods (see lower right) reliably for many years. These pods, from Vanilla pompona, look much like small bananas. We picked them in December 2003 and January 2004. They ...
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Pollinating a vanilla flower
... the morning when it's fully open to practice on it. This is a vanilla pompona flower, but it's nearly identical to vanilla planifolia and the parts and procedure are the same. I've cut off ... flower stem at the other) will be the only part that stays alive. This will eventually be the vanilla pod with seeds inside (if you have successfully pollinated the flower). If pollination was not successful, the ...
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