Philodendron Birkin

Philodendron BirkinThis cultivar is part of the massive Philodendron genus and actually does not occur naturally in the wild. This plant came about not long ago and was the result of a spontaneous mutation found in the more common, Congo Rojo, which you can see here. These plants are fairly slow growing and don't get too large, which makes them a fantastic table top plant. The Birkin is recognized the extremely unique bright white pin striping on the leaves, which tends

while also being one of the most tolerant low-light plants around

This planter does not have a drainage hole

I’ll reward you with clusters of star-shaped flowers

trailing beauty with metallic purple

It’s easygoing and low-maintenance—great for beginners

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and easy-care plant with blooms that are just as delightful as its low-maintenance nature

pet-safe favorite known for its arching green-and-white striped leaves and playful "babies" (pups) that dangle from long stems

They are typically found growing beneath tree canopies in warm tropical environments

Care Instructions:

as the soil takes longer to dry thoroughly

silvery-green leaves that resemble little coins strung along vining stems