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‘A‘ali‘i is a shrub or a small tree that averages between 6-12 feet tall, but can reach up to twenty-five feet. This species has separate male and female plants (known as gonochoric). Only the female plants can produce seed capsules. ‘A‘ali‘i is incredibly resilient. They are popular for reforestation projects due to their ability to withstand drought and high wind environments. They can survive in some of the harshest conditions found in the Hawaiian Islands!
‘A‘ali‘i seed pods can be strung together to make a beautiful lei
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