It must be lychee season because the swap meet is loaded with them.
Most come from Waipahu. I think. Or Wahiawa. I always get the two mixed up.
There are always samples to taste, and depending on the seller will go for either $4/pound or $5/pound.
My sisters had already bought a couple bags each from two different sellers when we came upon . . .
this seller.
Their lychee came from the Big Island, and according to my sister Geri, this lychee is a different kind of sweet . . . a more ono kind of sweet.
So if you're into lychee, now is the time to go swap meet! No forget . . . go early before get HOT.
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Not my favorite. Not sure why.
Here's a question, as I don't know better. Why is the lychee soaking in water? If that's just water. -lance
Lychee costs $2.99 a pound in central NJ Asian market two days ago.
Wow, Hawaii is expensive.
Must be Wahiawa, because lychee needs a lot of water and coolness. It grows well in Nuuanu too. My parents had two lychee trees in their yard and it was so sweet, but we eventually had to sell the house. 😢 So, even though I crave it, it is so difficult for me to pay for lychee. LOL. But, I've been blessed with generous neighbors who share their harvest with my family.
Izsmom
Last time I had fresh lychee was years ago in the Philippines!
nice!
Aunty, me too.
Lance, I'm not really sure either, but I think it might be that the ice melted.
OMG, DDD, so cheap! My sisters would go crazy.
Izsmom, so lucky!
Susan, do they not grow on Guam?
Kat, there was one seller the other weekend whose lychee were so red they looked like strawberries!
Our neighbors have this huge lychee tree,no need buy,they bless us everytime.Dis year bumper crop.
Fun! I can't find these here in San Diego.
Maybe da Big Island ones taste better just like Big Island coffee does. The rich volcanic soil.
I Jus Knew you couldn't Resist DA Swap meet my favorite Auntie! ; )
Mini Tanks! ; )
I haven’t heard of lychees growing here. It may be too hot.
So lucky, Chet!
Mark, it was actually a nice overcast day!
Awww too bad, Susan.
We have neighbors who have gigantic trees. Past several years, even though they had lychee, those dang green parrots ate ALL before they even ripened. I think this year, because there were bumper crops everywhere, the parrots didn't completely strip the trees. Our neighbors had to pick them a little green just to get a start on the parrots.
V
I miss lychee so much. I can get them locally sometimes, but gotta drive really far. Wish I was back home!
holy crap! Dr J gave me a big bag last month too, he wanted to trim his huge tree. He ended up with a crapload of lychee. had lychee coming out of my ears!
V, those parrots!! Awhile back I went to take pictures at the bon dance across Central Union Church and saw the parrots returning to the big tree at dusk. Had millions!!
Awwww, Moki.
Les, so good gardner that Dr. J. Surprises me.
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