Haha'aiakamanu (Clermontia fauriei)

Haha'aiakamanu

Haha'aiakamanu is a distinctive Hawaiian shrub, known for its clusters of long, tubular, greenish-white flowers, which attract native birds with their nectar. This plant often grows in the moist, high-elevation forests, with large, leathery leaves that help capture limited sunlight. Its resilience in the misty mountain habitat showcases an adaptation to conserve water and thrive in cooler temperatures.

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Species

Haha'aiakamanu (Clermontia fauriei)

Asters bellflowers fanflowers and allies

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Care Guide for Haha'aiakamanu

Every week

Water

Pruning: Haha'aiakamanu features large tubular flowers and broad leaves, distinct in Hawaiian flora. Prune in early spring by removing up to one-third of older stems to enhance growth and flowering. Benefits include better air circulation, reduced disease, and improved vitality. Use clean, sharp tools for precise cuts.

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