Nowadays, land plots for housing developments in Thailand are getting smaller and smaller. For example, single-family homes now start at only 50 square wah (approximately 800 square meters). Houses with 100 square wah plots are very rare, unlike in the past when single-family homes typically started at 100 square wah. Meanwhile, townhouses are typically built on 18-22 square wah plots, leaving homeowners with almost no room to plant trees.

With limited land but a desire to plant trees, choosing the right ones is crucial for homeowners.

In this video, I've listed trees that should be avoided for those living in housing developments or on small plots of land. There are hundreds, even thousands, of tree species; choosing wisely will prevent future problems.

Contact Mr. Oe via inbox on the Mr. Oe Facebook page or
email at Mr.Oe2500@gmail.com