Agoho - (Not a pine) - Philippine Native Tree in Baguio City

[@louel9272]

Thank you for this info! I've always thought Agoho trees only grow in sandy beaches, didn't know they can thrive all the way up to Benguet.

[@outofdangerproject]

They seem to grow well here. I think the ones in Baguio were brought from the lowlands at some point. Very nice trees :) Thank you for watching our videos!

[@biodiversityexplorer474]

Very Nice Sir

[@outofdangerproject]

Thanks!!

[@ceecee7505]

Where to buy the agoho seedlings?

[@outofdangerproject]

Hello! I'm sorry - I'm not sure who is selling these seedlings, but the tree is fairly common. If you are in the Philippines, You could check in the facebook group, Philippine Native Tree Enthusiasts. They could hopefully point you to a reputable seller near you.

[@PHLIPINS]

when im 16 y/o bcz of darkness at the street i fell down and my left lower abdomen got a wound it mybe the reason i bleed heavely at my menstruation one month straight i cant go out because tampons didnt work,our minister visited me.. and after a few days he came back and told my parents that some his friend a doctor from another island recommemd this stem of this tree he said it will be good to boiled it the stem and drink it warm everyday as it is a replace for a plain water and i healed.

[@outofdangerproject]

Thanks for the information! And thank you for watching our videos!

[@TaLeng2023]

Is there any true pine that would grow in the lowlands?

[@outofdangerproject]

Hello! I think I've heard Benguet pine can grow in lower elevations, but I'm not sure if that's correct or how well it does. Maybe someone has seen it in the lowlands growing.

[@ceecee7505]

It literally grows in lowlands. In Digos City, Davao del Sur Rizal Park we have that lined up outside the park fence