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All throughout my yard in Savannah, GA.

Brilliant! So full of aloha! Mahalo nui loa!

1year 1/2??? what ! beautifull!

I live on the big island kohala side. We get this kalo looking plant growing everywhere like weeds. Is this kalo edible as well? Is there any kalo plant that’s not edible?

What a great video! Thanx!

What was Kamehameha diet called? The riddle he gave?

Ha ha! Just came across this video as I make lentil soup with breadfruit. Very informative presentation. I live in Puerto Rico and looking for Maafala to grow in backyard, however I can’t find it here. Are You familiar with an online company that might sell and ship to Puerto Rico?

May the traditions live on! Aloha ohana!

Bra you sharpe excellence thank you. Hope to see more of your presentations. In Jesus’ name we pray amen. God bless America and the world

Privileged viewing! Looking to cultivate some taro down here in Aotearoa as the global warming makes it more viable! mahalo!

Nice big boots sir

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Aloha, what is brand of machine you were using to open the coconut with?

Thank you.

Yooo! Never jeard of Paul Izak before, and wow, so far i like his music! He is now part of my music, and I cant wait to crank up the stereo tomorrow, and jam away! 😁 Also, Cool Video! Thanks For Sharing This! Way Cool!! Watching From Iowa 😁

Filipino pea coconut?

This man is a bag of knowledge. Listening to him is so satisfying. An entire Hawaiian vocabulary dedicated to taro. Aloha!

Mahalo Nui Loa! Aloha Aina! Eo.

Beautiful culture, mahalo Kumu Kaʻiana!

When can I attempt to plant my fresh Ube to regrow for more please? Plan to use larger size pot with organic fertilizer. Completely new to this. TIA 🥰

Can you buy the weevil traps or are they homemade?

That was beautiful. Greetings from Africa!

Extraordinarily valuable, thank you

Taro is not only grown in Hawaii It's every where now.

Does this expert pick up snails on a regular basis.?

I call it taro and I live in Hawaii.

These videos are great, hope you guys continue adding videos like this :)

Vanakam 🦚 thank you for sharing

Terimakasih telah berbagi ilmunya ... Saya suka talas .... Salam kenal dari Indonesia

Mahalo nui loa for the info, from hawaiian living in the 253. Bless you Hawaiian!

Hello. By any chance, do you sell ube for planting?

kupu ka niu kupu ke kanaka when the coconut grows the people grow

On the section where they talk about 'awa and liver issues: Research had shown that liver damage is specifically associated with modern cultivars (particularly those cultivated in Papua, I believe) bred to maximize kavalactones, which also increased toxic constituents that damage the liver. This issue was not found with traditionally grown varieties (also called Nobel varieties), though individuals with liver dysfunction should still consult with their health care professionals before consuming.

Thank you! We have some sort of Kalo in our yard and we are trying to figure out which Kalo it is.

Great video,what was up with the host pounding taro all mad at end?😂

Can Katuk be grown from seeds or by cuttings only?

Christopher's hat's so cool

Like your suggestions and I think I did plan at least in my head, but not so much on paper. I find it is better to gradually grow the garden and to go with the flow. Yes think about what you want from the garden, whether you are a clean (OCD) type or a more natural (messy) Gardener (I am the latter) and then just start with one corner of the garden and expand. I put all my Citrus trees in at first, mainly because I bought them over the years and carried them from place to place in pots. One Cumquat is 20 years old. :) So yes maybe there was a plan for a long time.

Thank you for sharing this wonderful lesson in a special part of Hawaiian food and culture. Having specific terms for the difference stages of the texture, and even the forehand and backhand folds of the pa'i 'ai, says so much about the culture's reverence for this ancestral food.

wow. I just found you and this whole series today in May 2023. SOOOOO Happy to see what you are doing, and will be sharing this on Molokai with a number of young people who are totally dedicated to creating optimum sustainability conditions in as many gardens/farms/homes as possible throughout the aina here. They are already doing the groundwork, and know something about building healthy soil, so this will add to the mana'o of skill, experience and wisdom. Mahalo Nui Loa All.

Wow just wow! I have to watch this over and over to catch all the knowledge here. Thanks ( :

I enjoyed watching, very entertaining. THANK YOU 🌷 👌🏽

Did unko say green poi?? That's dope hahah Which one tho??

I want some

Very interesting

Thank you for sharing your knowledge and experience. Lessons for life, much respect! 🤙

Hey love the video I'm starting a project in Puerto Rico ! I'd love to chat sometime

Our pacific ways is beautiful 🥰

Man that was some lesson I've seen here. Incredible!

Kiaora from Aotearoa, thank you for sharing, we too share your passion for Kai, our Kumara