Day 160: Today I planted a Shiikwaasaa tree which is a citrus native to Okinawa

Day 160: Today I planted a Shiikwaasaa tree which is a citrus native to Okinawa. It's als

Today I planted a Shiikwaasaa tree which is a citrus native to Okinawa. It’s also called hirami lemon and the scientific name is Citrus depressa, I got this one from Ken Love. Shiikwaasaa translates to “eat sour” in the Okinawan dialect. The green unripe fruit is squeezed onto sashimi and broiled fish and the ripe orange fruit is enjoyed just peeled or turned into juices and jellies. I heard that they are trying to grow all kinds of tropical fruits in Okinawa including cacao. It’s been a long time, I would love to visit these farms in Japan one day.

Day 160: Today I planted a Shiikwaasaa tree which is a citrus native to Okinawa. It's als
Day 160: Today I planted a Shiikwaasaa tree which is a citrus native to Okinawa. It's als
Day 160: Today I planted a Shiikwaasaa tree which is a citrus native to Okinawa. It's als
Day 160: Today I planted a Shiikwaasaa tree which is a citrus native to Okinawa. It's als
Day 160: Today I planted a Shiikwaasaa tree which is a citrus native to Okinawa. It's als

Originally posted on 2021-06-09, part of the daily planting journal behind Ha’a Chocolate’s food forest on Hawai’i Island.

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