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Vanilla plant
Hi all!
I have a fantastically growing vanilla (I assume Vanilla planifolia but I cannot be sure) that started out as a small, 12 inch piece and is now well over 30 feet total length, including many branches off branches, etc. It has numerous aerial roots coming off the nodes opposite leaves as expected. The plant was purchased an at orchid show here in Jacksonville, FL probably ~3 yr ago. It is in a pot (presently indoors until it stays warm outside at night), in african violet potting soil mixed with some perlite (this is what the grower told me to use when I bought it. I do not know if it is optimal, and I did not know any better at the time; plus, it has grown so well I did not want to change it, i.e., I did not want to fix anything that was not broken). I was wondering if there is something I can do to get it to flower. At http://clanorchids.com/culture/vanilla.html I read that the vines "...should be tip pruned to induce flowering". Any suggestions on exactly how to do this properly? Any other comments or suggestions? TIA. Larry |
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