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Philodendron Birkin entered the world as a spontaneous mutation of the Philodendron Rojo Congo. That’s right, somehow a Philodendron with burgundy foliage (Rojo Congo) is responsible for the creation of a plant with green and cream leaves (Birkin). While the Birkin sports dark green, lime green, and cream foliage, it’s been known to throw out pink and grey variegation at times too. As a juvenile, this indoor plant typically displays smaller, completely green foliage. And as it matures, the creamy variegation comes through more and more with each subsequent new leaf. Some growth even displays fully cream-colored leaves.