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RE: Cordyline fruticosa: from Polynesia to the world [ENG/ESP]

in WE ARE MOVING3 years ago (edited)

Wow how amazing that you were able to find this plant up in your mountains!

I would almost expect to see it along your shoreline as seeds from plants do travel by the oceans currents and can grow where they land- which infact so many Polynesian plants are thought to have originated from the Southern American regions too, but u in the mountains- wow!

Coming from Australia, I used to live in Cairns in Far North Queensland, which is a seriously tropical area, having wet seasons and the Daintree Rainforest and I used to Hula dance with a group of people from all over the Polynesian Islands and the guys also used the leaves on this plant to braid into headbands for each performance too!

I will try to find some photos of us dancing with all of the braided vines, leaves and grass skirts on! 😃

And thanks so much for taking us on such a pretty and informative walk through nature with you!