Content
- It is arranged - These orchids can eat you
- Karma orchid gives us edible flowers
- Vanilla Orchid peppers sweet dishes
- Tips
The karma orchid is a beautiful, edible decoration
It is arranged - These orchids can eat you
In the fresh, light kitchen flowers give creative food and drinks a special touch. Edible orchid flowers provide a luxurious feast for the eyes, which make the gourmet's heart beat faster with its exciting shape and beautiful colors. Other orchids provide us with their fruit pods a tempting ingredient to desserts. Of course, not all types and varieties are suitable for consumption. Read here which orchids you can eat.
Karma orchid gives us edible flowers
With more than 30,000 species and countless varieties, no scientifically-based, general statement on edibility can be made. To upgrade your diet with noble orchid flowers, move on safe terrain with the Karma Orchid. These options of use are available to you:
The karma orchid is a special breed of Koppert Kress from the Netherlands. The cultivation takes place under particularly hygienic conditions, in order to ensure an unquestionable edibility. Continuous laboratory tests also guarantee that you can eat the flowers. For self-cultured specimens, however, this harmlessness does not exist, since it can not be ruled out that poisonous orchids have crossed in.
Vanilla Orchid peppers sweet dishes
The terrestrial vanilla orchid produces long pods that are bulging with seeds, the basis for precious bourbon vanilla. It is with this ingredient that ice cream, baked goods and pudding are given the unmistakable, sweet aroma. In contrast to the Karma Orchid, with a little gardening experience, you can grow the vanilla orchid yourself as a houseplant, harvest the pods and eat.
Tips
Orchids from the trade are all suitable for the family household, since they are not poisonous for young and old. Only for cats is a danger from the exotic houseplants. As cat lovers repeatedly report, her velvet-faced roommate suffered from nausea and vomiting after gnawing at the leaves.