Island-bred cannabis genetics from the Hawaiian islands, starting with the island of Oʻahu. Then south across Polynesia: Tahiti, Samoa, Tonga and Aotearoa New Zealand.
The house starts at home: genetics from Kauaʻi, Oʻahu, Molokaʻi, Maui and Hawaiʻi Island, one island breeder at a time. Oʻahu opens the menu with Kealiʻi of Mahalo Grows, under the watch of Lēʻahi.
Flowers from the Mahalo Grows garden. Strain labels go up as he confirms which plant is which.
Sun-grown in organic soil · name coming soonIn the gardenFrost, up close
From Mahalo Grows
The breeder
Mahalo Grows.
Kealiʻi is a bodysurfer who started growing and breeding cannabis on Oahu. Mahalo Grows is his name as a breeder and as a brand: praying hands, giving thanks for the plant.
Add packs to your bag. Every pack holds 7 seeds from Kealiʻi’s garden on Oʻahu.
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An F2 of Zereal × Cripcake, and one of the first crosses Kealiʻi brought to Mahalo Grows. Regular seeds, 8–9 weeks of flower, in an exclusive limited release. Full notes go up as soon as the breeder confirms them.
$250per pack of 7 seeds
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Seed typeRegular
Flowering8–9 weeks
BreederMahalo Grows
OriginOahu, Hawaii
Strain profile
Breeder
Mahalo Grows, Oahu
Parentals
Zereal × Cripcake
Generation
F2
Seed type
Regular
Flowering
8–9 weeks
Release
Exclusive, limited
Pack
7 seeds
Price
$250 per pack
Type
[Sativa / hybrid / indica]
Smell
[From the breeder]
Flavor
[From the breeder]
Effects
[Breeder notes]
Status
Exclusive limited release; more notes and photos coming
The Zereal parent
The “Zereal” cut (Z × Cereal Milk), one parent of this cross, in flower on Kealiʻi’s 2025 run.
God’s Gift crossed with Maui Mystery × Cherry Pie, grown under the sun on Oʻahu in organic soil. The flowers in these clips are Island Gift, straight from Kealiʻi’s garden.
$125per pack of 7 seeds
Secure online checkout. Shipping is calculated at checkout. 21+ only.
Seed typeRegular
Flowering[To confirm]
Per pack7 seeds
OriginOʻahu, Hawaiʻi
Strain profile
Breeder
Mahalo Grows, Oʻahu
Parentals
God’s Gift × (Maui Mystery × Cherry Pie)
Grown
Sun-grown on Oʻahu in organic soil
Pack
7 seeds
Price
$125 per pack
Seed type
Regular
Flowering
[__ weeks]
Smell
[From the breeder]
Flavor
[From the breeder]
Seeds forming in the bud
Island Gift in Kealiʻi’s garden, seeds forming in the flower.
Growing on Oʻahu
Island Gift, God’s Gift × (Maui Mystery × Cherry Pie BX), in Kealiʻi’s garden.
“Mahalo” means thank you in Hawaiian. Mahalo Grows is Kealiʻi, a bodysurfer who started growing and then breeding cannabis on the island of Oahu.
Kealiʻi is both the breeder and the brand. His genetics are the first on the Mahalo Grows menu, and they go out under his name.
He grew up around the plant in central Oʻahu, learned genetics breeding chickens, and spent the last ten years cloning and keeping the best plants of the island’s old-time growers. Read his story.
Told by Kealiʻi on a call with the Mahalo Grows team, November 2026, lightly edited.
“Cannabis always played a good role, because we always knew it brought people together. It gave everybody good vibes. That’s what it was.”
Kealiʻi, Mahalo Grows
01
Grew up around the plant
Like a lot of families in Hawaiʻi, his had an auntie or uncle with the green thumb. He remembers the uncles jamming on ukuleles and a homemade bass built from whatever was around, the smell of the plant in the air, and everyone together in fellowship: love, laughing, music and a higher vibration. That is what the plant meant to him before he ever grew it.
02
Plantation roots
Kealiʻi is Hawaiian and Filipino, from a village in central Oʻahu built by generations of plantation families. His Filipino grandfather came to work the pineapple and sugar cane fields. On an island, he says, you learn to use what you have and figure it out.
03
From roosters to genetics
Where he grew up, raising and breeding chickens was part of everyday life, and that is where he learned genetics: put this one with that one and see what comes out. The birds he bred did so well that his cousins told him he had a hidden talent and should be a geneticist. He cared about the animals; it was the breeding that excited him.
04
Keeper of the keepers
The old-school growers he knew always started from seed and could never grow the same plant twice. Kealiʻi offered to take cuttings, labeled every one, and brought back clones of their favorites so they could run them again and again. In return they let him keep a cut. Now he holds keepers that only he and a handful of uncles have, from growers who stay low-key and trust him with their best.
05
Breeding for the island
A mentor taught him to breed for resilience, to hunt the males as carefully as the females, and to keep only what earns its place. He has been at it since around 2014, about ten years now. His goal is to preserve the island’s best genetics and build on them: if not better, then just as good.
That is what goes out in every pack: authentic Hawaiian genetics, kept with care and shared with aloha. Spreading aloha in every seed.
The praying hands
Give thanks.
The Mahalo Grows seal is two hands in prayer, rising out of the leaves. It is Kealiʻi giving thanks and praise to the plant and to its creation, out of love and gratitude for it.
Mahalo means thank you, and the words around the seal say the same: with aloha and gratitude, give thanks. That is the spirit every seed goes out with.
Spreading aloha in every seed.
The Mahalo menu
Supah ʻono terps.
Four crosses for sale now, 7 seeds a pack, with more on the way.
Where the day ends: warm water, a quiet harbor and the sun going down behind the breakwater.
Harbor sunsetUnder the palms
Our story
A seed house for Hawaiian genetics.
Mahalo Grows brings genetics bred in the Hawaiian islands to growers who want them, with the breeder’s name on every pack.
It starts with Mahalo Grows on Oahu and grows island by island across all five: Kauai, Oahu, Molokai, Maui and the Big Island. After Hawaii, the house looks south to New Zealand and the South Pacific.
Island palms · stock footage
Four colors
Reef, basalt, plumeria.
The palette comes from the shoreline: water over reef, black lava rock, flowers and the red of lehua blossoms.
Reef teal
Shallow water over the reef.
Basalt
Black lava rock at the water’s edge.
Plumeria gold
The warm center of the flower.
Lehua red
The blossom of the ʻōhiʻa tree.
Breeder program
For island breeders
Bring your genetics.
Mahalo Grows works with a small roster of breeders from the five Hawaiian islands first, then New Zealand and the South Pacific. You keep your name on your work; we bring the presentation, the drop list and the audience.
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Releases are small. The drop list hears first, starting with the Mahalo Grows crosses.
01Drop alerts for every release.
02Lab reports on request as they come in.
03Wholesale and retail partners, Hawaiian breeders and press.
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Built for everyone.
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Our standard
We aim to meet the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) 2.2 at level AA. We test the site with automated checks and a keyboard alone, and we review it whenever pages change.
What the site offers
A Display menu (the Aa button at the top of every page) for larger text, high contrast, paused motion, a plain readable font and underlined links. Your choices are saved on this device.
A “Skip to content” link, a visible keyboard focus ring, and a menu, form and assistant that work with a keyboard alone.
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Known limits
Some details are still placeholders, shown in square brackets, such as seed type, flowering time and the strain notes.
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Last reviewed November 2026.
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