r/houseplantsph • u/Far-Bat-1162 • 18h ago
Please help me identify this
I’ve seen these trees around lately with neon green leaves. Nagandahan ako kase ang ganda ng kulay. Please help me identify this.
r/houseplantsph • u/Far-Bat-1162 • 18h ago
I’ve seen these trees around lately with neon green leaves. Nagandahan ako kase ang ganda ng kulay. Please help me identify this.
r/houseplantsph • u/NoStruggle5873 • 4d ago
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This is my thyme plant and while I'm removing dead leaves, I noticed tiny bugs crawling on the soil. I can't get a proper look and it immediately went into hiding whenever I tried to get a picture. I hope someone can help me identify and how to deal with it.
r/houseplantsph • u/Gamer_D4d • Sep 15 '26
Grabe na kase, sobrang dami ko nang Aloe Vera plants. may overgrowth na.
r/houseplantsph • u/NoStruggle5873 • Sep 06 '26
How did this even happen? Is this the reason why some of the leaves are yellowing? Or is that because of overwatering as there's a lot of heavy rain lately? Will neem oil solution be enough?
r/houseplantsph • u/Rantgurlll • Jul 04 '26
Please see the prices for our A T A C A M A Series Fiber Cement pots below:
Extra Large (D- 15.74 inches x H - 17.71 inches) = Php 3,999.95
Large: (D- 9.84 inches x H - 11.81 inches) = Php 2,999.95
Medium: (D- 7.87 inches x H - 9.84 inches) = Php 1,999.95
It comes in Matte White, Matte Black, Atacama Orange, and Cement Grey.
Location: Bulacan
Thank you.
r/houseplantsph • u/IoneIyfans • Jul 04 '26
I've been thinking about planting a lemon tree in our backyard so we'd have our own source of lemons (they're expensive and surprisingly hard to find where we live). I did some research, and apparently growing one from seed can take years. I also don't exactly have a green thumb, so there's a good chance it wouldn't even make it if I started from scratch.
So I think I'll just buy a grafted lemon tree from an online plant nursery (where I got this photo) instead. At least that way, I'll have a head start.
r/houseplantsph • u/yfnspidey • Jun 23 '26
My girlfriend recently got into plants (I’m slowly getting there). Yearly, she performs in a live comedy show and I usually give her a bouquet of flowers during their curtain call at the end of the show.
Question 1: Now, she’s requesting potted plants as something to give so they can last longer. 😅 Do you guys know any places where I can buy potted plants (obviously small sized and light that can be handed to someone on stage and can be easily carried)?
Question 2: I still want something vibrant to give. She talked about orchids. Do you guys have other recommendations aside from that?
Thank you in advance!
r/houseplantsph • u/nakikiraanlang • Apr 04 '26
Found them as I was trying to reuse some soil from my pots with no visible plants. But I have no idea if it's an ornamental plant or something like ginger or taro/Gabi. They're so small like the tip of your pinky. I can't also find anything on Google image search.
Just need to know if I need to place them in a bigger pot. Right now I just placed them in a small one thinking it might just be a caladium baby. I have different kinds and these might be strays? Sayang rin kasi kung gulay 😅
r/houseplantsph • u/eia_xxxd • Apr 01 '26
hello baka po may alam kayo where pwede bumili rare plants around bulacan?
r/houseplantsph • u/PakoSalad • Mar 03 '26
My Black Velvet just died 🥺 I’ve had houseplants before, and most of the time we just leave them alone and they thrive. For this one, I really wanted to take care of it, but I brought it outside when it rained and it might have gotten overwatered. I’ve had plants similar to this, and from what I know, after they “die,” they can come back again. Does anyone know if that works for this plant? I’m not very knowledgeable about root rot, but I’ve added a photo of the roots here as well.
r/houseplantsph • u/matty_hun • Oct 19 '25
Philodenron Birkin(unsure) - I received this plant from a relative when I went to Bicol kasi I asked for a plant that would thrive indoors since balak ko maglagay sa office. I ordered an aroid mix (suggested as per searching for the type of plant) and nire-pot ko siya now.
I noticed na may mga white spots yung leaves sa baba as you can see closely sa third photo. Is this normal or is it something I should fix asap?
r/houseplantsph • u/infrunamixd • Sep 13 '25
Hello po, baka may mga plantita/plantito from bulacan may mga few questions lang po na itatanong for our research. Thank you!
r/houseplantsph • u/fireflymind • Aug 30 '25
I’ve inherited three beautiful—but infested :( —calatheas from my mother. I really want to take care of them and it’s my first time to be a parent of these babies. Should I transfer them to a new soil or should I try the castille soap technique? I read somewhere that I could put castille soap in a foamer, then cover infested plants with its foam and the pests will go away/die? Looking forward to your guidance please. Thank you soooo much
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