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It is possible if you were able to faithfully reproduce the conditions they grow in naturally. The Horticultural domes in Milwaukee Wisconsin have been able to get vanilla orchids to bloom but they haven't borne any fruit as of yet

Bear in mind however that all commercial attempts to cultivate vanilla outside of a relatively narrow band (10-20 degrees to either side of the equator) have been failures

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