Thank you so much for this! I love the rooster crowing in the background. The clean bag trick is clutch 🤙🏼💪🏼❤️

Thank you for this! I been on the mainland for 11 years now and trying to make poi for my baby but never did it frozen 😅

Inspirational!

One of my favorite things to do in Maui in the 90s was to visit Ke'anae and see the taro fields.

ʻAkahi a puka mai ka papa kālai pōhaku a me papa a ʻanakala Earl. He waiwai nō ka papa. He nui ka haʻawina i aʻo mai ai ʻo ʻAnakala. Mahalo nui au iā ia.

Howzit Unko, Where can buy one pounder and board? Mahalo for the videos 🤙🏾

Mahalo excellence good job need to see more. In Jesus name we pray amen. God bless America and the world.Aloha.

Solid! ❤️🤙🏾

I use maia (banana) stalks for fertilizer apply direct to planted kalo as mulch no till in. If you live near the ocean, then I use limu opala (seaweed), our kupuna(elders) planted kupukupu ferns alongside side kalo other planted crops. The ferns were burnt in place, and then ashes were used to enrich and oxidate the soil. That's how fertilize. I hope this helps you.

Well done.

I’ve never made this, but this is making me want to make it so bad 😂💜✨ I do have a half sister that’s Hawaiian! I wonder if I can do this with ubé(purple yam)

Thank you for teaching this. I learned it at my school from my kupuna teacher at my school. I noticed she learned this from your video! Keep up the good work.

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I pray my son someday can receive such instruction from such a master. Mahalo Nui for this...Aloha! <3

Mahalo nui loa, I love this, subbed!

Mahalo much. Just did a bag in 15 minutes. So easy and ono 🤙🏽

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The boy has a lot if stamina. Good energy, good paipai❤

if im ever able to buy a house here in hawaii-nei with a yard, i want to build a mini one in my backyard using the traditional methods

What ingredients are you put in Poi

Wow. I love it. Perfect explanation. Where can we purchase kalo plants from?

Is it’s weather proofs

I hope they no erase this video😮

They working

Great whole-body workout planting taro like this. Used to plenty of it when growing up in Rarotonga. Excellent video and kia orana from Auckland, Aotearoa.

That is really cool. How long does this type of construction take?

uncle with the young boy pounding poi ,priceless 🙏🏽

MAHALO NUI LOA for posting this video. Ina ue ka lani, e pale ‘oe (“When the heavens cry, I will protect you”).

Can't wait to come there with the fam on the 15th!

THEN WHAT YOU MAKING.I LIKE THIS VIDEO.I AM YOUR SUBSCRIBER

Inspiring

Hulo a hoomaikai ia oukou! He nani no! What kind of gravel did you folks use as unu for your papa hele?

Idk if that boy is understanding what that man is saying to him or not. They don't even look related. The boy kind of has this look on his face like he has no clue what that man is saying to him. I seen that boy shrug his shoulders like he was't sure. Lol

Thank you!

I got hungry just watching. Nothing beats the taste of freshly pounded paiai!

You guys are the BESTEST EVER🥰🥰🥰 See you next week Friday🤙🏽

Awesome! Hoʻomau!

I like how every stage of preparation has its own name. Thank you for sharing a small bit of your culture with us.

You are so sweet....and smart

I'm in the mainland. Is there any way I can legally buy some root or corms from you. I miss the Anna so much

Thanks for sharing!

Aloha! Curious…. Where do you get the pot ash??? And what is the cost. Also is the application for the potassium the same as the bone meal? Mahalo!!

Mahalo nui for this video, so good to see our traditions passed down to young generations! And in Hawaiian! Maika'i!🤙😊

translation please?

My brother just sent me some Kaua’i poi, been missing it for years so thank you for helping me enjoy it!

Our kupuna did not use bone meal i am a kalo farmer and i still practice many of our kupuna ike passed down. Bone meal/ blood meal are bio hazardous materials that houses pathogens that cause sickness it is not natural and accumulated use actually damages soil. Aloha aina put more in to the aina then you take. Mahalo

Mahalo

Which place sells the bone meal?

Awesome mahalo for sharing! I took board and stone with Uncle Earl and now get to feed poi to my family and baby every week with fresh kalo from Hoʻokuaʻāina.