How to identify NZ Kumarahou (Pomaderris kumeraho)

Kumarahou (Pomaderris kumeraho), has been traditionally used in New Zealand as rongoa rakau or plant medicine by Maori. It would have been essential that it was identified correctly in order to avoid accidental poisoning and the same applies to us today. The good news is that with the correct observations we can identify it. In this video, we're specifically going to be talking about two ways people have used to identify Kumarahou and hopefully make it easier for you to recognise,

[@karmenwallace6608]

This is a fabulous and clear video. Thank you so much for taking the time to create it. Now I am very clear what NOT to pick. Thank you again.

[@dailexy]

Minimum editing and maximum information. No wasting time on nonsense. Love your channel from Auckland!

[@PrepperKiwi]

Thank you!

[@thefernmoors3491]

Excellent korero. Ngā mihi maioha

[@dracovenit9549]

Ka pai PrepperKiwi! Kia kaha!

[@asouljourneyofremembering2815]

Awesome!! Thankyou

[@thejewishredneckprepper4675]

Shalom

[@cassandrawilliams3738]

Hoping this channel is still active. You mentioned growing your own, where do you find the seeds to start please?

[@monke.2191]

You could ask a gum digger.

[@michaelwilliams3381]

whats its use and how?

[@w.ap.4198]

Pronounced Kūmarahou (kuumarahou)👌🏼

[@PrepperKiwi]

Yes, I tend not to stretch things out where they should be, my Latin isn’t much better either, but it’s slowly improving.

[@kytddjj]

To absorb earthquake energy, can be done DIY.

[@monke.2191]

nice word absorb🧠