what to do with a sudden vanilla vine?

[yug]

I'd fasten it to the tree, but keep the bottom portion (with roots - hopefully) in a large pot with a very open mix of bark and hapuu to give the roots some moisture until the roots on the upper part begin to grow and stick to the tree. Daily misting would help. Once the upper roots take hold, ditch the pot.

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[estación seca]

I forgot something - Vanilla cuttings root easily in water.

[DirtyCoconuts]

here is the new home i came up with

i will be adding compost to the bucket but keeping it loose

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[DirtyCoconuts]

+14 months.....



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[DirtyCoconuts]

it has tried to bud twice and both times they all blasted....these are already farther along than any of the previous spikes

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[DirtyCoconuts]

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[Lil Duck]

Ooo that's so pretty, a lot more yellow than I thought it would be.

[Roberta]

Oh, wow! Beautiful! I suspect that you had to take that one in the morning!

[DirtyCoconuts]

correct! i was walking out to take my angel to school and remembered to check on it

[WaterWitchin]

You gonna try to pollinate and try to collect pods? I've read it tales a long time, and many daily steps.

And of course you already have blooms... plop down in yard, let grow. {{she said with a modicum of jealousy}}