Emz Plantz

FOR SALE. Sanseveria Boncel in blue happy pot. Pot size is 4.5Hx4.5D inches. Price: P600.00. Slide a DM if interested.

Sanseveria Series: FRANCISSI
Smaller than your average snake plant, the Francissi is like a miniature version of the hybrid sanseveria that grows densely packed rows of spiky leaves on its stem. Also dubbed as the Spiky Snake, this plant was named after his cultivator Francis Horwood. Due to its diminutive stature, the Francissi is best as a table top decor or as a shelf accent. As with most snake plants, care for him is relatively easy.

Color Series: YELLOW
Pitimini Rose. Likely the most famous flowering plant in the world, the rose has about 300+ species. Roses are the most common flowers given during occasions- anniversaries, birthdays, courtship etc. The different colors of roses signify different emotions. Yellow, in particular, indicate happiness and friendship (yep, friend-zoned signal!). Pitimini roses are the cute miniature version of the ancient roses and can make your garden come alive with its colors.

Air Plants. Perhaps the most fascinating plant I own are the air plants. Tillandsia or air plants have around 650 species. Unlike all plants that need water or soil, air plants thrive by acquiring their needed nutrients from the air. Their roots are mainly to ‘cling’ unto branches or other mediums. Very very low maintenance as you can just place them somewhere and forget they’re there. Then remember them sometime and be in awe that they’re still very much alive. They’re practically a relative to the plastic plants 😁 (but air plants are so much a-livelier, pun intended!)

Manjula Pothos. I’m not quite sure exactly how she came to garner the reputation she has now, but the Manjula is one of the most sought-after pothos variety (well, in the Philippines). It’s likely because of her big beautiful heart-shaped variegated leaves, with almost majestic marbling. As with other pothos, the Manjula can thrive on her own with very minimal maintenance.

Color Series: PURPLE
The Purple Heart, or scientifically called Tradescantia Pallida, is a hard-core outdoor plant. If you want to grow a plant that can survive and be happy under direct sunlight, then this one is for you. The Purple Heart can swiftly multiply if planted straight to ground and can be left on its own to thrive. To add a touch of purple to your monotonous greenery, the Purple Heart is a good choice.

I just noticed my Ficus Audrey sprouted a lot of new leaves. What a happy sight! Sipag ka, gurl? (pwera usog) 😂