The Birkin is notable for its large, dark leaves with creamy-white pinstripes. Each leaf is different. Together they offer a distinctive look on this popular houseplant. Birkin is considered to be a self-heading type of philodendron. This means it doesn’t climb or vine. Rather, it grows in a mound-like shape with short stems and large leaves relatively close together.
6" growers pot
Sun: They thrive in bright indirect light. Direct sun for too long will cause leaves to fall.
Water: You want to wait for the top two inches of soil is dry before watering. Try not to let below two inches of soil dry out between waterings.
