Vanilla MG · Madagascar
Le Journalđž Vanilla Flower Time: Where Madagascar's Black Gold is Born
Every year, between October and December, Madagascar enters an exceptional period.
Dans les plantations de la rĂ©gion SAVA, les lianes du vanillier se couvrent de dĂ©licates fleurs vert pĂąle Ă jaune verdĂątre. Leur apparition marque le dĂ©but dâune Ă©tape aussi brĂšve que dĂ©terminante : chaque fleur ne dispose que de quelques heures pour ĂȘtre pollinisĂ©e et devenir, plusieurs mois plus tard, une gousse de vanille Bourbon.
In the plantations of the SAVA region, vanilla vines burst into bloom with delicate pale-green to yellowish-green flowers. Their appearance marks the start of a period as brief as it is decisive: each blossom has only a few short hours to be pollinated and become, several months later, a Madagascar Bourbon vanilla pod.
In the plantations of the SAVA region, vanilla vines burst into bloom with delicate pale-green to yellowish-green flowers. Their appearance marks the start of a period as brief as it is decisive: each blossom has only a few short hours to be pollinated and become, several months later, a Madagascar Bourbon vanilla pod.
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