Can vanilla completely disappear from store shelves around the world?

Vanilla was originally native to Mexico, Europeans settled in Madagascar, where it feels great here. However, this tropical plant is typically not grown elsewhere because it is one of the most sensitive orchid species in the world and does not grow just about everywhere. He prefers half-shade, but only 60 percent of it is in half-shade. It needs greasy, mineral-rich soil, sultry 90 percent humidity, and plenty of rain. You like to get the latter every 40-60 days, evenly distributed, while only the temperature can range between 20 and 25 degrees Celsius. Only if all the criteria are correct will it bloom, but it will only bloom for one day, because the flower will open only for that long, the Index writes. This is when the time comes for manual pollination, which is a great hurry. The vanilla is otherwise harvested in its semi-ripe state, when the fruit is still green, then heat-treated, dried and then matured for eight months in aroma-sealed boxes 10 to 22 centimeters long. It is ...