4" Philodendron Ring of Fire
Care
Bright indirect light
Water when top 1-2" of soil is dry
Philodendron Ring of Fire is the variegated form of the very popular indoor plant Philodendron 'Jungle Boogie'. This species is easy to care for and would make a great addition to any collection, with its unique variegation patterns. The serrated, narrow leaves can grow up to 2-3' in length!
Philodendron Ring of Fire prefers to climb, so make sure to provide it with a coco pole or other support structure.
Philodendron Ring of Fire care:
Make sure your plant is in a well draining soil that is rich in organic matter. Allow your plant to dry out almost completely between watering, taking care to not allow it to sit in excess water. Provide it with plenty of bright indirect light.
Additional info:
Philodendron is one of the most popular genuses of Aroid that are currently in cultivation, with over 450 named cultivars.
Philodendron vary greatly in their natural habits, but you will find a large number of them located in Latin America. Their leaves range from small to medium to large to gigantic! You'll find Philodendron with smooth, glossy foliage and some with velvety foliage!
If you allow Philodendron to climb, their foliage will usually get much larger the higher up they get. While this isn't true for all Philodendron species -- it is for most. We recommend a coco pole to really get your Philodendron growing!
For the most part, Philodendron are easy to care for.
The name Philodendron comes from the greek words "philo" (love or affection) and "dendron" (tree).
This is my second try. Both plants came well packaged and healthy. This philodendron seems to thrive in higher humidity than others.
Healthy and getting new leaf.
OMG, excellent all around. The packing was excellent and the plant arrived in excellent condition. Love this plant, it's everything I hoped it would be.
This has been on my wishlist for a bit and I was ecstatic to find it at such a nice price! It arrived beautiful and healthy, though quite dry and it'd be nice to know which plants are planted in nursery nets. I had an order of 4 plants and 2 began to struggle only to find out they were dried/stuck in nets. Luckily, I caught this early enough that they should survive! :)
I’ve made several orders with Canopy and for the first time I was not pleased with this plant. It’s beautiful but arrived extremely dry. Trying to remove the soil it was crunchy and caused some roots to break. I had to set the soil ball in water to rehydrate and still some of the leaves are limp. I’m hoping it survives. The rest of the plants in my order was beautiful and healthy.
