Potted plants bring life, warmth, and balance to any room or outdoor area. At Mandaue Foam, our high-quality planters pair well with living spaces of all sizes, from compact condos to spacious homes.
We offer affordable décor solutions, nationwide delivery, and a hassle-free 30-day return policy, giving you confidence as you design with greenery.
Why Choose Our Potted Plants
We curate a wide selection of potted plants and planters chosen for durability, versatility, and long-term value. This careful sourcing allows us to offer budget-friendly options that suit first-time plant owners and long-time collectors.
Each piece adds immediate character, whether placed beside a sofa, on a console table, or styled with a drawer cabinet or chest of drawers.
Our collection supports a one-stop shopping experience. Customers can match planters with furniture, décor accents, or storage pieces to create a coordinated look across any room.
Plant Care Guide
Proper care helps indoor plants stay vibrant and healthy. Most houseplants thrive in bright, indirect light, while low light conditions still support options such as snake plants and Chinese evergreens.
Watering needs vary by species, but letting the soil dry slightly between cycles helps prevent excess moisture and root rot. Using well-draining soil also maintains balanced moisture levels for jade plants, spider plants, and peace lilies.
Consistent attention to light, humidity, and watering supports steady growth in the warm Philippine climate.
Specification Table
The guide below compares key features of a few plants in our collection to help shoppers make quick decisions.
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Plant Type |
Light Needs |
Watering |
Growth Rate |
|
Snake Plant |
Low to Medium |
Infrequent |
Slow |
|
Spider Plant |
Medium |
Moderate |
Fast |
|
ZZ Plant |
Low |
Minimal |
Slow |
|
Peace Lily |
Medium to Bright |
Moderate |
Medium |
Our planters use durable and eco-friendly materials, supporting long-term use while reducing environmental impact.
How To Repot Plants
Repotting maintains plant health as roots expand. Below are the steps to guide the process.
Choose a pot one to two inches wider than the current one.
Add fresh soil to create a stable base.
Gently loosen the plant and lift it from its old container.
Place it in the new pot and fill the gaps with soil.
Water lightly to help the roots settle.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
What Is a Potted Plant?
It is any plant grown in a container rather than directly in the ground, making it suitable for homes, offices, and small spaces.
What Is the Best Potted Plant?
The ideal choice depends on lighting and maintenance. Low-care options like snake plants or ZZ plants work well for busy households.
What Are the 7 Main Types of Plants?
Major groups include flowering plants, ferns, mosses, algae, conifers, vines, and shrubs.
What Is the Meaning of Plant Pots?
Plant pots are containers that support root growth, hold soil, and allow plants to thrive indoors or outdoors.




















































