Category Archives: Emi
Hinaia’ele’ele: Kaloapau (Hilo, Hawaii)
Tide is erratic, extreme highs even with the Kaloa moons. The fish were very skittish, hiding in their hale in the fishpond. The extreme highs and lots of rain made it difficult to build the the new Makaha at Honokea,
Hinaia’ele’ele: Kaloapau (Hilo, Hawaii)
Tide is erratic, extreme highs even with the Kaloa moons. The fish were very skittish, hiding in their hale in the fishpond. The extreme highs and lots of rain made it difficult to build the the new Makaha at Honokea,
Seasonal Fruit Update
Soursop have been slowly ripening for several months, but many fruits are reaching peak ripeness at this time. Kaimana lychee are still ripe on the tree, while Groff and Bosworth varieties are just starting to show color on a few
Seasonal Fruit Update
Soursop have been slowly ripening for several months, but many fruits are reaching peak ripeness at this time. Kaimana lychee are still ripe on the tree, while Groff and Bosworth varieties are just starting to show color on a few
Ikiiki || month summary
In the beginning of this past month of Ikiiki, we saw awesome mauka and makai observations of the wedding flower (Stephanotis floribunda) and Noni blooming mauka in Mānoa, Oʻahu and bleached manauea looking limu floating in small mats and bunches
Ikiiki || month summary
In the beginning of this past month of Ikiiki, we saw awesome mauka and makai observations of the wedding flower (Stephanotis floribunda) and Noni blooming mauka in Mānoa, Oʻahu and bleached manauea looking limu floating in small mats and bunches
Lychee Season!
A few early season Kaimana lychee are just about ready to harvest. Groff lychee are much more delayed, with green fruits still very small. Avocado cultivars such as Kahalu’u, Malama, and Sharwil are carrying fruit that are golf ball-sized and larger. Other varieties such as Yamagata,
Lychee Season!
A few early season Kaimana lychee are just about ready to harvest. Groff lychee are much more delayed, with green fruits still very small. Avocado cultivars such as Kahalu’u, Malama, and Sharwil are carrying fruit that are golf ball-sized and larger. Other varieties such as Yamagata,
ʻO Lono ka pō mahina no kēia pō.
Lono was today’s early morning moon phase in the Hawaiian lunar month of Welo. Today’s an excellent day for planting any type of plant especially food type plants. All types of fishing will be excellent. The tide will be low,
ʻO Lono ka pō mahina no kēia pō.
Lono was today’s early morning moon phase in the Hawaiian lunar month of Welo. Today’s an excellent day for planting any type of plant especially food type plants. All types of fishing will be excellent. The tide will be low,
Rainy Day
Weather and water conditions were poor today, being very windy with frequent showers. Kāloa nights were said to be good for planting vines, sugar cane, and bamboo. It’s also a good time to harvest shellfish as the tide will be
Clear skies makai, thunder clouds mauka at Kīlauea in Puna.
The sky is intensely blue over the ocean south of Puna and nearby Kaʻū, as seen from Kealakomo mauka as lehua bloom, toward Ka Lae O ʻĀpua. New and fresh winds directly from the east rustle lau kukui
Clear skies makai, thunder clouds mauka at Kīlauea in Puna.
The sky is intensely blue over the ocean south of Puna and nearby Kaʻū, as seen from Kealakomo mauka as lehua bloom, toward Ka Lae O ʻĀpua. New and fresh winds directly from the east rustle lau kukui
ʻO Lono ka Pō Mahina
Aloha kākou e kuʻu mau hoa heluhelu. ‘O Lono ka pō mahina no kēia pō. Lono was today’s early morning moon phase in the Hawaiian lunar month of Nana. Today’s an excellent day for planting any type of plant especially
ʻO Lono ka Pō Mahina
Aloha kākou e kuʻu mau hoa heluhelu. ‘O Lono ka pō mahina no kēia pō. Lono was today’s early morning moon phase in the Hawaiian lunar month of Nana. Today’s an excellent day for planting any type of plant especially
Wailua Orchard
Kaimana lychee are still heavy with flower with early blossoms developed into immature green fruit. Jabong, King mandarin, and Meyers lemon are also still heavily laden with flowers with numerous pea-sized green fruit. Ho’i’o is also growing vigorously, taking advantage
Wailua Orchard
Kaimana lychee are still heavy with flower with early blossoms developed into immature green fruit. Jabong, King mandarin, and Meyers lemon are also still heavily laden with flowers with numerous pea-sized green fruit. Ho’i’o is also growing vigorously, taking advantage
Hāpu‘u Fronds Unfurl in Puna
The pattern continues of scant rainfall, and an atmosphere full of the breath of Pele and the smell of lava flow-induced forest fires in the mauka areas of Kea‘au-Puna. Hāpu‘u fronds unfurl often in groups of three, lehua petals carpet
Hāpu‘u Fronds Unfurl in Puna
The pattern continues of scant rainfall, and an atmosphere full of the breath of Pele and the smell of lava flow-induced forest fires in the mauka areas of Kea‘au-Puna. Hāpu‘u fronds unfurl often in groups of three, lehua petals carpet
Moon Phase Project 