How To Propagate Kalo (Taro) Dryland Style
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- čas přidán 21. 08. 2024
- A HOW TO PLANT GUIDE OF KALO (TARO). We plant Kāī Uliuli variety of Kalo dry-land style. Aloha mai kākou e nā hoa mahiʻai. My name is Ikaika Gante, I am a kanaka mahiʻai (hawaiian farmer) intrigued and inspired by Ancient Hawaiian Agriculture and Korean Natural Farming. Through research, ancestral knowledge, kilo (observations), moon phases, and definitely alot of trial and error, I will attempt to some-what master the cultivation of land and food. Please join me on my journey!
Mahalo Nui Loa!!!
Right on braddah🤙🏽
Aloha! Mahalo for your video I just got my first huli ( Ula Ula Kumu , Piikea and Apuwai ) and I'll start my first growing in the next couple days. I'll be growing them dry land style like this so I hope it grows good. I'll also be doing it in 20 gal pots due to having a gravel yard. I dont have too much knowledge in growing so trying to find info and this was a great start. E Malama Pono!
There needs to be more dryland taro grown ...show the world that this taro can be a great crop for growing.
Hi how did the harvest come out? Was it good? Im trying to find the best climate, soil and irrigation for my Kalo.
Aloha, Were about 4 months in, looking to harvest at 9-10 months. Ive made a 1 month Update on the growth of these taro. They're a Hawaiian variety called Kāī Uliuli.
Is there different characteristics between dry land kalo and wet lo’i kalo?
How long can we keep huli before planting?
depends on how you store them and the amount of air circulation, but from experience I would say around 7-10 days, depends on variety as well