O le Paogo: A look at the Territorial Flower of American Samoa

🌼 O le Paogo 🌼
Join us as Rev. Fetaia'i Fui and Vaitinasa Dr. Hunkin Finau discuss the Paogo (Ulafala), the Territorial Flower of American Samoa!
In this enlightening documentary, we delve into the history and significance of this cherished plant in Samoan culture. From its traditional uses to its timeless importance, O le Paogo embodies the spirit of our islands.
Come Explore, Experience and Enjoy as we learn about the Paogo! 🎥🌿 #AmericanSamoaCulture #OlePaogo #Ulafala #SamoanTraditions

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Love it!!!

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Beautiful ❤

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Fa'atalofa atu i lua afioga lua va'ase'elua male faletua faapea le nofoaalo. Fa'afetai manaia le matagofie o le polokalame.. Thank you and god blessed you all..❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

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Malo lava. Where is color red of the ula fala come from? Since the seeds turned brown when they are dried. Faafetai lava.

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When it is ripe, it is naturally red. But it’s very rarely seen nowadays due to convenience so now our people paint the seed red.

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Where's Poe?

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Malo faasoa 😊