1, soil: soil conditions are important for vanilla planting, vanilla is more suitable for neutral soil (PH value 6.5-7). But the soil does not need to be too fertile, too fertile soil will make the vanilla crazy growth, and no aroma. Compared to fertility, soil drainage is more important, loose soil with good drainage is more suitable for growing vanilla.

2, sowing: The best time to sow is early spring, when the weather is still relatively cold and the growing season has not yet begun. This gives the seeds time to germinate and get ready to grow. When the weather starts to warm up, the herbs will start to grow.

3. Temperature: prepare the container for the seeds. You can grow vanilla in any small container, such as a yogurt cup, a box to put eggs in or a small planter you buy. Label the pots so you don't confuse the herbs growing in them. Fill the container with soil, make the soil moist with a little water and place the container in a warm, constant temperature of roughly 21 degrees. However, in the early stages, you should not allow direct sunlight for a long time or the seeds will become overheated.

4. Taking care of herbs: you need to make sure that they get sufficient light and water consistently and they will thrive. Keep an eye on the soil moisture and don't let the soil dry out completely. Your herbs will grow better and better, and soon, you'll be able to harvest your own vanilla pods.

5, vanilla pods, also known as Vanilla, its origin is Central and South America, production is scarce, and 40% of the world's perfume also have Vanilla components, there is a spice queen of the reputation of the 16th century, Vanilla pods have been applied to the spice drink, is applied to the spice orchid family of plants.