Great video, only thing I would recommend is NOT planting ginger. Up in Volcano they are everywhere. Once they get established they take over the yard and makes planting anything else nearly impossible until you dig out all the rhizomes. Even then, the rhizomes come back before you can blink and it's just a never ending constant battle keeping the ginger at bay.
It’s the edible ginger I’m suggesting. Does it get as rampant as the invasive ginger all over volcano? Because mine doesn’t seem to want to get too out of control
Your seeds website looks awesome and the reviews are great! Hopefully, soon I can just buy them in person and apply all of your gardening tips as I lived in 2 grow zones that have nothing to do with the tropics - Central Europe and the Arizona harsh desert. Great video - thank you!
Slimey Laupele ? I was reading somewhere where okra when boiled gets slimey and they fixed that by soaking it in vinegar ? for 30 mins before fixing...
Hey bud, had a question for you. I'm trying to figure out all the work around with permits. I know about the composting toilet, but what about grey water? Can I just let the sink and shower run into the garden. What's your advice on that. By the way, great Nastursiums! Dude, we got a lot of rain in S.D. this year and my entire back yard is filled with them. I was hoping they grow in H.I. because I freakin love them and want to cover my property in them. Thanks for all your help. I'll be out there by the end of the year.
Mature cacao does better with mostly sun to full sun, we live in Bocas Del Toro, Panama a major cacao producer, it likes sun most definitely in these parts as we have visited many cacao plantations as well as seeing results when we also believed they like shade and learned they like more sun, trimming emergent species really helped them thrive
Very informative as always. Much love
Thank you for always commenting. Much love to you!!
Great video, only thing I would recommend is NOT planting ginger. Up in Volcano they are everywhere. Once they get established they take over the yard and makes planting anything else nearly impossible until you dig out all the rhizomes. Even then, the rhizomes come back before you can blink and it's just a never ending constant battle keeping the ginger at bay.
It’s the edible ginger I’m suggesting. Does it get as rampant as the invasive ginger all over volcano? Because mine doesn’t seem to want to get too out of control
We love you sir
Mahalo
Your seeds website looks awesome and the reviews are great! Hopefully, soon I can just buy them in person and apply all of your gardening tips as I lived in 2 grow zones that have nothing to do with the tropics - Central Europe and the Arizona harsh desert. Great video - thank you!
Well you know where to find seeds when you are ready. Thanks for watching the video, I appreciate that!
Mahalos - informative vid!
Thanks for watching!!
I really appreciate that ive found your channel! I also live in your area, it can be so hard to find relevant information on gardening here
Glad ya found me, please let me know if there's something you'd like covered
@@HomesteadinHawaii could you talk about the moss that covers our trees so much here? Should it be removed or not?
@@DuckyKatCLO That is a great question and a great subject for a video
Great info!! Mahalo's Brah!
Mahalo for watching
@@HomesteadinHawaii UR welcome!
Incredible video! I have a ton of shade in Hawaii.
Mahalo! We can grow tons in the shade! No need to have it stop you!
Slimey Laupele ? I was reading somewhere where okra when boiled gets slimey and they fixed that by soaking it in vinegar ? for 30 mins before fixing...
I'll have to try that. Thanks!
Hello,
I’m looking for help with landscaping and clearing out my lot of overgrown grass.
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Mahalo
I am still waiting to hear back from a friend
Hey bud, had a question for you. I'm trying to figure out all the work around with permits. I know about the composting toilet, but what about grey water? Can I just let the sink and shower run into the garden. What's your advice on that.
By the way, great Nastursiums! Dude, we got a lot of rain in S.D. this year and my entire back yard is filled with them. I was hoping they grow in H.I. because I freakin love them and want to cover my property in them.
Thanks for all your help. I'll be out there by the end of the year.
Check out this article. www.homesteadinhawaii.com/is-greywater-legal-in-hawaii-with-how-to/
nice
Thanks
Bro there are varities of surinam cherry which doesnt have the tartness or the after taste to it and tastes sweet like the zills dark variety.....
I guess I have to try those
Sigh. I love sub tropical. There’s not many places folks can plant this stuff…..exempt maybe Hawaii lol. Luck to you.
We are lucky to be able to grow the things we can grow here
Mature cacao does better with mostly sun to full sun, we live in Bocas Del Toro, Panama a major cacao producer, it likes sun most definitely in these parts as we have visited many cacao plantations as well as seeing results when we also believed they like shade and learned they like more sun, trimming emergent species really helped them thrive
While it may not thrive, you can still get some cacao when it’s grown in the shade, yeah?