Next Hawaii Kai plant swap and exchange will be held on November 15, 2025 For those planning to come, we hold these plant swaps on the Third Saturday of every month from…
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October 18, 2025: Hawaii Kai Plant Exchange. Koko Marina on 3rd Saturdays
Next Hawaii Kai plant swap and exchange will be held on October 18, 2025 For those planning to come, we hold these plant swaps on the Third Saturday of every month from…
September 20, 2025: Hawaii Kai Plant Exchange. Koko Marina on 3rd Saturdays
Next Hawaii Kai plant swap and exchange will be held on September 20, 2025 (today) For those planning to come, we hold these plant swaps on the Third Saturday of every month…
July 19, 2025: Hawaii Kai Plant Exchange. Koko Marina on 3rd Saturdays
Next Hawaii Kai plant swap and exchange will be held on July 19, 2025. For those planning to come, we hold these plant swaps on the Third Saturday of every month from…
June 21 2025: Hawaii Kai Plant Exchange. Koko Marina on 3rd Saturdays
It’s amazing what shows up at these exchanges. This month, a kind donor from the Kaneohe side brought us a HUGE box of vanilla vine cuttings. These are hard to come by…
May 17 2025: Hawaii Kai Plant Exchange. Koko Marina on 3rd Saturdays
Yes, the May swap is on. Apologies for the late notice. We are located on the waterfront at Koko Marina near Assagios restaurant. Swap begins at 10am, and lasts until 1pm. Questions?…
It’s been a tough few months, but I’m back to rebuilding my quail flock
I caught three mongoose. I killed two mongoose. It wasn’t fun. I resorted to a pellet gun. I would have killed three mongoose, but one ran away when the trap door failed….
April 19, 2025: Hawaii Kai Plant Exchange. Koko Marina on 3rd Saturdays
March’s swap was surprisingly busy considering it was also spring break weekend and there were a number of competing activities the same day. A big shout out to B. who brought some…
The Weird Math of Visiting Japan from Hawaii
If you don’t mind the long flight and if you have three or more days, it’s probably equal or less expensive to visit Japan than take a staycation in Hawaii. Weird, right?…