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Vanilla flowers are hand-pollinated in order to get a good yield of vanilla beans.  Here's a quick tip video tutorial on how to pollinate a vanilla flower and I'll also show you what to look for if you have been successful in pollinating.

A short video tutorial Sharing her story of growing vanilla in Samoa, organic farmer and owner of Vaoala Vanilla, Shelley Burich, takes you on a morning stroll through her small-scale organic vanilla farm

Vanilla beans do not ripen all at once and it is important to know the right time to harvest ripe beans.  Harvest too early, the bean will be small, harvest too late, the bean will split and be low grade.Shelley will show you what to look out for in this quick tip video tutorial

A short video tutorial Looping  is a term used to encourage a vanilla vine to remain healthy and strong in order for it to produce healthy beans

Keep following Shelley's journey with Vaoala Vanilla - the real story of growing vanilla in the Pacific.