Producing Potted Ornamental Ohelo
Producing Potted Ornamental Ohelo
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2010-04
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Zee, Francis
Hamasaki, Randall T.
Nakamoto, Stuart T.
Keith, Lisa
Hummer, Kim
Reed, Barbara
Kawabata, Andrew
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University of Hawaii
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The bright red berries of this native Hawaiian species are most commonly harvested from wild plants for jam. However, the plant has potential as a potted ornamental. Propagation from seed and raising of seedlings to size were covered in detail. Work with a clonally propagated cultivar, 'Kilauea', was described. Powdery mildew and the Mexican leaf roller caterpillar were the major pests.
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Vaccinium reticulatum,
indigenous species,
potted flowering plants,
Hawaii
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Zee F, Hamasaki RT, Nakamoto ST, Keith L, Hummer K, Reed B, Kawabata A. 2010. Producing potted ornamental ohelo. Honolulu (HI); University of Hawaii. 8 p. (Ornamentals and Flowers; OF-50).
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