Hawaiian Vanilla Vine Cuttings - For Growing Vanilla at Home - V.Planifolia
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Save $1/oz on cured Grade A Hawaiian V.planifolia vanilla beans to be used for extract making or baking. See for yourself how beautiful the vanilla beans are that can grow from your vines at home.
Here are detailed instructions to successfully grow vanilla orchids at home, no matter where you live.
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| Best Price: | $29.95/foot when you purchase 8 feet. |
| Vine Length: | Orders with multiple feet will include multiple 1 foot cuts. So 8 feet will be 8 individual 1 foot cuts. |
| Vine Family: | V. planifolia |
| Vine Origin: | Hawaii |
| Vine Quality: | Fresh. 30-day warranty after delivery. |
| Aroma of cured beans: | Sweet vanilla, soft hints of mango, papaya |
| Extract Taste: | Floral, sweet with hints of cocoa. |
VanillaPura has partnered with several growers in Hawaii and we are proud to offer these beautiful vine clippings so that you can begin growing Hawaiian vanilla at home.
These vanilla vines are grown along the northern shores of Hawaii and offer one of the most unique vanilla experiences once you are able to harvest the vanilla beans. If you are new to growing orchids, our good friend John documented his journey right here with instructions on how to begin.
We also invite you to join our Vanilla Orchid growing Facebook group (called "Growing Vanilla Orchids by VanillaPura") with thousands of orchid growers from around the world that will help answer your questions 24/7.
We hope you enjoy your vanilla orchid growing journey and we hope you get to experience the thrill of a bloom and the opportunity to hand pollinate your orchids at home the same way that Edmund Albius invented in 1841. And we hope you join our orchid growing Facebook group to share your journey with us and others.
Happy growing!
