The Candlenut (Aleurites moluccanus) is known as Kukui in Hawaii and was brought to the islands by the original Polynesian settlers. It has a lot of uses, which made it an important plant here, and the masses of tiny white flowers make a wonderful sight.
For more information about Candlenuts, go to https://canoeplants.com/kukui.html.
Graham's Island 
well isn’t this lovely, although reading the comments sounds like it can be too much of a good thing
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Yes and no. I meant that getting a good photo of an abundance of flowers can sometimes be hard. The plants are very central to Hawaiian culture, but I’ve read that since they aren’t used in the way they used to be, they are becoming problematic in some areas.
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ahha!
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It looks delightful. Any fragrance?
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Not much fragrance that I’ve noticed.
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For once a useful introduced plant. Hard to photo huge bunches of small flowers
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Too much of a good things sometimes.
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Has it gone weedy?
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No, I just meant that sometimes it’s hard to capture something when there’s an abundance of it.
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So true
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That would be very welcome at my place, Graham.
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They’re lovely flowers and very abundant.
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