Name: Philodendron Birkin - 40cm -
Brand: Everspring
Price: 208.95 EUR
Availability: InStock

Product Description

The Philodendron Birkin, like so many others in the Philodendron family, comes from the rainforests of South America.

Care & tips for the Philodendron Birkin - 40cm

The Philodendron isn't difficult to look after. Give it a spot in bright indirect light and keep the soil lightly moist.

How much water does the Philodendron Birkin - 40cm need?

Water the Philodendron weekly. The soil can stay lightly moist at all times, but watch out for too much water, because this plant can't stand wet feet. Feel the potting soil regularly to check it's lightly moist, so you know your houseplant is getting enough.

How much light does the Philodendron Birkin - 40cm need?

This houseplant originally grows on the floor of the rainforest, in the shade of tall trees, so it doesn't cope well with harsh sun and much prefers bright indirect light or even shade. Keep that in mind when you're finding the Philodendron a spot.

Is the Philodendron Birkin - 40cm toxic?

Yes, unfortunately the Philodendron is toxic when eaten, so it isn't pet-friendly.

How is my Philodendron shipped?

All our houseplants are super fresh and come straight from the nursery when we send them out. We ship them in unique boxes designed especially for Green Bubble, so we can promise you your green friends won't topple over on the way. That way you know your houseplants will reach your home in perfect condition!

Specifications

Latin Name	Philodendron
Delivery	Delivered in a nursery pot
Warranty	Fresh from the grower
Height	40 cm
Diameter	25 cm
Pot Size	14 cm
Location	Bright indirect light, next to a window out of direct sun
Water Needs	About 1-2 times a week
Poisonous	Mildly toxic
Air Purifying	Yes
Packaging	Securely packed in a box designed for shipping plants
Maintenance	Low

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Philodendron Birkin - 40cm

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Frequently asked questions about the Philodendron

How often should I water my Philodendron?

About once a week, depending on the humidity and temperature. Let the top layer of soil dry out between waterings.

Can the Philodendron be placed in direct sunlight?

Preferably not. Indirect light is best. Direct sunlight can cause leaf burn.

Is the Philodendron poisonous?

Yes, the Philodendron is poisonous if ingested. The sap can cause irritation. So be careful with small children and pets!

Why are my Philodendron leaves turning yellow?

Usually due to too much water or too little light. Check the location and watering.

Can a Philodendron be kept in a bedroom?

Certainly! It purifies the air and tolerates partial shade well. Just make sure it gets some daylight.

Can a Philodendron also be grown in a hanging pot, or does it need to climb?

Yes, many varieties are climbing plants and look beautiful against a moss pole or support, but there are also compact varieties that are perfect for hanging baskets or pots on the table.

Why does the leaf become smaller and the stem longer?

This often indicates insufficient light. A Philodendron in conditions that are too dark will try to reach the light, resulting in long stems and smaller leaves. Place the plant a little closer to the window (but not in direct sunlight) or choose a spot with more indirect light.

My Philodendron has brown edges on its leaves. What does this indicate?

Brown edges can have various causes, such as excessively dry air, insufficient water, or over-fertilization. It is important to check the environmental factors (humidity, watering, fertilizer).