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Ho'oulu ka 'Ulu--Revitalizing Breadfruit
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http://hawaiihomegrown.com/breadfruit-hooulu-ka-ulu

canh Le
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#2
That's a great website canh Le. Do you know of any nurseries or individuals on the BI who have breadfruit varieties for sale? I would like to plant a few trees on my next visit. Rozette's didn't have any when I was there last. The breadfruit institute web says they are distributing breadfruits trees via strategic partnerships.

Mahalo, Susan
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Aloha Susan,
You can contact the breadfruits institute about where to get them. I saw them at the makuu farmer market sometimes. You can also post on this site for breadfruit starter. Also a post on http://honolulu.craigslist.org/big/ might get some response. Keep your eyes open when you drive around for breadfruit trees. My breadfruit tree in HPP was from a house on orchid land just for the asking.

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Thank you cahn Le!
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#5
canhle,

Can you plant from cuttings? Mahalo.
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#6
Best results from root suckers. We've taken up several with a piece of the root they grew from and gotten them going in pots.
Vendors at Makuu Market often have ulu plants.

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#7
Susan,I got a big Samoan breadfruit (almost 6 feet) from Arman at Makuu . He has a professional quality stuff and will have breadfruit to-morrow.His spot is at the corner where you turn to exit.

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