ʻŌhelo ʻAi Seeds
The fruits of this blueberry family member are most abundant in the summer, and are an important food source for several native species including the nene, and two endemic moth species.
Cultivation: They require cooler elevations between 2-5k feet, and will not grow well at lower, warmer elevations.
Grown in Hawaiʻi
The fruits of this blueberry family member are most abundant in the summer, and are an important food source for several native species including the nene, and two endemic moth species.
Cultivation: They require cooler elevations between 2-5k feet, and will not grow well at lower, warmer elevations.
Grown in Hawaiʻi
Description
The fruits of this blueberry family member are most abundant in the summer, and are an important food source for several native species including the nene, and two endemic moth species.
Cultivation: They require cooler elevations between 2-5k feet, and will not grow well at lower, warmer elevations.
Grown in Hawaiʻi
