JulianGalvez

Quezon City, Philippines

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Porterweed commented on by JulianGalvez Quezon, Philippines10 years ago

Thank you!

Hoya commented on by JulianGalvez Quezon, Philippines10 years ago

It's quite likely. I'm not sure which characters set different Hoyas apart, though. Let's wait for a second opinion. Thank you!

Rangoon Creeper commented on by JulianGalvez Cavite, Philippines10 years ago

Thanks!

Unknown spotting commented on by JulianGalvez Quezon City, Metropolitan Manila, Philippines12 years ago

It could also be Dracaena thalioides

http://gardeningwithwilson.com/2009/10/0...

Unknown spotting commented on by JulianGalvez Quezon City, Metropolitan Manila, Philippines12 years ago

Hmm it looks definitely similar to Cordyline fruticosa (Baston ni San Jose). Probably a Cordyline itself.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cordyline

Perennial Dwarf Voodoo Lily commented on by JulianGalvez Quezon City, Metropolitan Manila, Philippines12 years ago

Hi, this could be Typhonium varians :D

http://www.aroid.org/genera/speciespage....

Iris commented on by JulianGalvez Quezon City, Metropolitan Manila, Philippines12 years ago

Hi Ms. Milet, this is actually Trimezia martinicensis :D

http://www.google.com.ph/search?q=trimez...

Red Ginger commented on by JulianGalvez Quezon City, Metropolitan Manila, Philippines12 years ago

Could it be Alpinia purpurea?

http://www.google.com.ph/search?client=o...

Unknown spotting commented on by JulianGalvez Quezon City, Metropolitan Manila, Philippines12 years ago

Could this be Ilang-ilang (Hedychium coronarium)?

http://www.google.com.ph/search?client=o...

Bandera espanola commented on by JulianGalvez Quezon City, Metropolitan Manila, Philippines12 years ago

Ms. Manilie, I think this isn't Canna indica, which has large, showy petaloids. The structure of the inflorescence is more characteristic of Heliconia, the false bird-of-paradise (or a relative), or Musa (rel. of banana)