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*EXACT PLANT* Vanilla planfolia Madagascar
*EXACT PLANT* Vanilla planfolia Madagascar
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The scientific name for Madagascar vanilla is Vanilla planifolia. This species is the primary source of natural vanilla and is widely cultivated in Madagascar, which is known for producing some of the highest-quality vanilla beans in the world. It is a tropical orchid with long, vining growth and thick, green leaves, requiring warm, humid conditions to thrive.
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Hatching eggs
Hatching eggs
Hatching eggs are collected freshly 2-4x a day. We only offer hatching eggs if we are able to collect your eggs within 5 total days. Typically, we can collect your order in as little as 1-2 days. However, we may have multiple orders when you place your order, so please check the processing times on each breeds description. We typically pull the inventory on a specific breed if the wait will be longer than a month. If you need a better estimate please contact us directly.
Shipping
Shipping
Hatching eggs are shipped individually wrapped in bubble wrap. Each egg is placed into an egg carton, which is also bubble wrapped. This box is filled with shredded paper for buffer. The box is then placed into a second, larger box and buffered. This allows the best hatch rate.
Plants are shipped Monday-Wednesday only. They are packaged in rolled cardboard and poly fill to avoid breakage.
Care information
Care information
Hatching eggs should be treated as described in our hatching guide.
Plants should be kept in their pots and allowed 1-2 weeks to acclimate to your home prior to repotting.
We are here to help!
Hatching eggs can be an exciting and rewarding experience, but it’s important to have the right information to ensure success. Our Hatching Guide is packed with tips and step-by-step instructions to help you create the perfect environment for your eggs. Whether you’re hatching chickens, ducks, geese, or turkeys, our guide covers everything from temperature and humidity to troubleshooting common challenges. Before you start, take a moment to check it out and set yourself up for a successful hatch!