Sacred Wailele Farm

Sacred Wailele Farm We are a small fruit & flower farm, cultivated as a sanctuary — with areas dedicated to native restoration and the propagation of rare palms from seed.

We are rooted in beauty, biodiversity, and pono land stewardship.♥️ Welcome to Sacred Wailele Farm. Hidden in Haiku, we are converting an old coffee farm to a magical fruit orchard. The farm will not only produce the most delicious and nutrient dense fruit and gorgeous Hawaiian tropicals which you can expect to find at Mana Foods, Marlowe and your other favorite places around the island, it is an

abundant and sacred land which will host small intimate LIVE INSPIRED healing programs, to help women live more empowered lives. We are fortunate to have some incredibly rare palms. The seeds will be available for sale in limited quantities. We also have gorgeous mature palms for sale to hotels and luxury properties. A very limited amount of intimate bespoke farm experiences will be allowed each year for those that wish to enjoy the property with their significant others, family or small group of friends next to a private waterfall on sacred land. Finally, you may inquire for private photo shoots by the sacred waterfall (which usually runs from November through April). We are most excited to announce that the property will be made available for Kanaka Maoli to pray, seek healing or go into ceremony. This is our vision! Welcome to Sacred Wailele Farm!

06/03/2026

A rarity for June ♥️. But maybe it makes sense given the recent full moon, Mau the duck’s arrival today and the overall positive energy shift on the land. We also just planted 5 more Ohia and several ali’i over the waterfall thanks to and and 9 more are being installed at t farm’s entrance. Love the land and it will love you back!

A new addition to the farm 🌱Today we planted our first vanilla vine.Many people don’t realize that vanilla is actually a...
06/03/2026

A new addition to the farm 🌱

Today we planted our first vanilla vine.

Many people don’t realize that vanilla is actually an orchid—the only orchid grown commercially for food. In nature, it climbs trees, using them as living support while drawing moisture and nutrients from the surrounding environment.

This little vine is beginning its journey on one of our avocado trees, which will serve as its host as it slowly climbs toward the canopy.

One of our goals at the farm is to create a diverse and resilient fruit forest where many species can thrive together. By layering fruit trees, native plants, orchids, palms, flowers, and food crops, we hope to increase biodiversity while creating a healthier ecosystem for pollinators, birds, and beneficial insects.

Vanilla is a lesson in patience. It can take 5 years before a vine is mature enough to flower, and each flower must be pollinated by hand to produce a vanilla bean.

For now, we’re simply enjoying the beginning of the journey and watching this beautiful orchid find its place in our growing fruit farm. 🌿

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First Surinam cherries from the farm 🍒🌿Two years ago these were just tiny plants in the ground — and today we harvested ...
02/28/2026

First Surinam cherries from the farm 🍒🌿

Two years ago these were just tiny plants in the ground — and today we harvested the very first fruits. There’s something special about that first taste… a reminder that farming is patience, faith, and time working quietly together.

Small milestones like this mean everything. 🌱

02/14/2026

And she’s down to a trickle. With over 10 diversions on Maliko stream, including 2 at our neighbor directly above us, we are looking to connect with the taro farmers below us, as well as other guardians and protectors of Maliko. Pls DM with any info 💘 And no this is not because of MP. Their ditches are all below and only registered water taking 3x in the last years. The ditches above are registered but not submitting their reports of how much water is being taken, if any. 🕵️

02/11/2026

She calmed down 🙏♥️😍

02/10/2026

Maliko stream raging this morning 🙏

A rare Mā‘anini banana joins the farm 🌿🍌Mā‘anini is a traditional Hawaiian banana known for its natural variegation — so...
02/05/2026

A rare Mā‘anini banana joins the farm 🌿🍌

Mā‘anini is a traditional Hawaiian banana known for its natural variegation — soft striping through the leaves that makes it visually striking and genetically rare. Like many variegated plants, it grows more slowly and requires care, which is why it was never a commercial variety and is now increasingly uncommon.

The fruit itself is delicate, with a thin peel and exceptionally sweet flesh when fully ripe — meant to be enjoyed fresh, not shipped. Historically, varieties like Mā‘anini were prized and often associated with ali‘i gardens, valued for beauty, rarity, and intentional cultivation rather than yield.

What began as a small fruit and flower farm is slowly morphing into a living conservatory — a place for rare, culturally significant plants to be carefully collected, cultivated, and protected.

Each plant carries lineage, place, and responsibility. Mā‘anini reminds us why preservation matters.

This is how it begins. 🪄🌱♥️✨

After years of navigating lace bug pressure and growing challenges, our eggfruit trees are finally ola — healthy and thr...
01/24/2026

After years of navigating lace bug pressure and growing challenges, our eggfruit trees are finally ola — healthy and thriving. We’ve seen several rounds of fruit drop (a natural part of ʻōpio trees finding their rhythm), but these are the largest eggfruits we’ve seen yet, and that feels like a quiet yes from the land.

If all goes well, we may welcome our first harvest in a few months.
Hoʻomanawanui. Mālama ʻāina. Trusting the timing of nature, always. 🌿

We’ve come so far in just two years — from planting trees to a flourishing harvest overflowing with color, flavor, and l...
11/30/2025

We’ve come so far in just two years — from planting trees to a flourishing harvest overflowing with color, flavor, and life. 🌿✨

Grateful for the growing support of Maui’s community chefs who value high quality clean ingredients grown with love and intention.

This week’s boutique harvest includes:
• Two avocado varieties
• Gigantic, juicy oranges
• Sweet tangerines
• Tahitian seedless limes
• Green finger limes (citrus caviar)
• Brown Turkey figs — ripe, jammy, limited

Small-batch, hand-picked, organic practices and grown with intention.
Here’s to another year of abundance and chef partnerships. 🤍🍊🌿

Our first proper fig harvest! And how grateful they popped on Thanksgiving! We are planning to install 20 more fig trees...
11/27/2025

Our first proper fig harvest! And how grateful they popped on Thanksgiving! We are planning to install 20 more fig trees so we can offer them in abundance to community, chefs and restaurants 😍♥️ Happy Thanksgiving from our heart to yours 🙏🏻✨♥️

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