My rojo congo is over 6 feet tall and definitely vining. Also, misting the leaves does nothing, as leaves cannot absorb water, only water vapor. As it evaporates from the leaves, some of it may be absorbed, but you would be better off with a humidifier.
Very informative. Your plant is beautiful. One of my birkins is reverting to burgundy leaves despite the high light she receives 🤷 Chopped and propped.
It is really a necessity to show us an example of each one of these conditions. By showing us a perfectly healthy plant, every time, is like viewing models wearing a size 2 dress when we are going to order a size 20. Think it will look the same? Not much help! I can, of course, see what yellow means and brown means, but my plant has had floppy transparent pale yellow leaves with brown edges so I'd like to see what that looks like so I can fix it before it commits suicide.
Glad you used the word “unstable” because that solved it for me! I wasn’t sure what triggered my birkin to start throwing all white leaves, which was very pretty until it couldn’t absorb enough sun and just flat out died on me 🥲 I’ll have to wait and see what plant the new shoots produce 🌱
Yes Cold Temperatures is the Main Reason. We dont have winter season here in the Philippines but around Dec.to Feb.is cold here in our Place Tagaytay, City most of our plants producing small and Curled leaves especially the Birkins...
After watching your video I was purchasing philodendron and simply send you to watch video ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-8Pa8nQArRyA.html
I got 1.it's a slow grow but it's easy to take care. It can grow in the medium light or bright. I don't have to worry too much. The leaves 🍃 are big so it can be clean easy.
When you talk about deseases and peste regarding any plant you must show them in your vidéo, here in this vidéo you are talking about deseases and you are growing healty plants, i've seen thé whole vidéo non of your plants in the vidéo are infected, how are One supposed to know what infection you are talking about, please rectify..
I bought birkin before 3 weeks & yet not repotted it. My birkin's leaves are turning pulpy & falling one by one. However, I follow every instructions as shown in ur Vedio. Plz help me in saving my lovely plant. New leaf is also coming.
Sounds like a case of too much water and not enough light. Change the soil to a very well-draining mix asap n remove all dead roots and stems, place in a bright indirect or sunlight area water only when 2 inch soil feels dry. All the best!!
Bottom leaves are yellowing n younger leaves have brown spots. Any idea what's wrong? I didn't water until 1inch was dry and it's placed at morning sunlight spot. It's raining since purchase so didn't mist.
May be thrips or fungal disease.... my Birkin is suffering from the same issues. Majority of the research I've found suggested pests and/or disease, but I can't seem to figure it out either.
I hacked mine into two for insurance, doubt if the younger section is going to make it. If there's no improvement in both will change the soil in a month's time
@@yasheshsharma3418 I decided to do that also (separated mine into 3 plants) last night, washed them well, and cleaned the leaves.... I sprayed the roots with a fungicide & changed the soil, so we shall see what happens...GOOD LUCK WITH YOURS TOO!! 🤞🏽
@@yasheshsharma3418 - Hi 👋! May I join your team🙂? A friend gave me a birkin as a gift in July. Unfortunately, most of the leaves are turning brown. Only water it once a week and it sits on my kitchen counter (out of direct sunlight). I never changed the soil but will do so now and start misting. Can only hope and pray that the effort saves the little guy. I really like it 🌿.
Hi, joy ang ganda nman ng mga plants mo at ang tataba pa siguro ang mahal nyan pag binenta ,pwd ba dumiket sa channel mo thank you at magandang araw and god bless us.
Misguided and incorrect info. 😒 Phils are the EASIEST Plants to grow. If you're having problems, these are not necessarily the reasons, . Too much wetness browns from the bottom. Too little water browns from the tops. Maybe a gardening 101 class? Less speculation, More facts. Spots on leaves are usually a nutrient deficiency, not spider mites. Phil's have too thick a flesh for them. If it goes back to all green, that has NOTHING to do with humidity. It's a free clone, and can go back to green or red. Cut off any unwanted leaves at the joint just above the last leaf you want to keep. Only Way. 🤷🏻♂️🤦🏻♂️👨🏻🌾🐒🌴🌙💕 RU-vid gardening advise, go figure...
I love Philodendron plants but I don’t have yet this P. Birkins Still trying to know more about her … your video today is a great contributions .. Sending my auto your channel .. by the way , I’m JONAH Beautiful video 💕💕💕