10-02-2021, 05:19 PM
(This post was last modified: 10-02-2021, 05:53 PM by HereOnThePrimalEdge.)
were you born here?
grow your stupid invasive plants somewhere else please...
Hawaii’s unique natural history
If you read the article, most if not all of the ranchers and growers were born here. Which you imply makes them qualified to speak on the subject.
There were almost no edible plants in Hawaii when the first people arrived. They brought their food with them, canoe plants. That’s how they were able to survive, so that people could be born here. It’s been that way ever since with subsequent arrivals. If it wasn’t, no one could live here and have a conversation about all of the above.
grow your stupid invasive plants somewhere else please...
Hawaii’s unique natural history
If you read the article, most if not all of the ranchers and growers were born here. Which you imply makes them qualified to speak on the subject.
There were almost no edible plants in Hawaii when the first people arrived. They brought their food with them, canoe plants. That’s how they were able to survive, so that people could be born here. It’s been that way ever since with subsequent arrivals. If it wasn’t, no one could live here and have a conversation about all of the above.