... ʻIlieʻe can sometimes become a minor nuisance in high-traffic areas because its sticky fruits will adhere to clothing, skin, or a pet's fur ...

... growth but fewer flowers. Use a balanced slow-release fertilizer with minor elements every six months. Foliar feed monthly ...

... If grown in containers, an application of a balanced slow-release fertilizer with minor elements at planting time can be done, and if plants exceed six ...

... It can be a dominant or minor species in native dry and mesic forests, and occasionally wet forests, from 5 to 1,220 m (16 to 4,003 ft) [Wagner et al ...

... Saplings will benefit from biannual applications of a balanced controlled-release fertilizer with minor elements, or monthly foliar feedings of an ...

... Ancient Hawaiian DM Kaʻaiakamanu & MN Chun note that early Hawaiians used ʻōhā wai (Clermontia spp.), in general, as a minor food source ...

... For container plantings, we recommend a light application of a balanced controlled-release fertilizer with minor elements every six months or an ...

... Because your 'ihi is in a container, apply a balanced controlled-release fertilizer with minor elements about every six months or spray your plant ...

... your koki'o 'ula doesn't seem to grow despite adequate sun and water, consider applying a single-digit major nutrients fertilizer with minor elements ...

... koki'o ke'oke'o doesn't seem to grow despite adequate sun and water, consider applying a single-digit major nutrients fertilizer with minor elements ...