This philodendron hybrid is one of the most beautiful variegated plants out there. With 5 different colours and every new leaf showing off different colours. The philodendron ring of fire is a must have for any plant parent who loves a bit of extra color in their jungle.

Care

Light: Philodendrons do well in a range of light conditions. They prefer moderate to bright indirect light, but can tolerate shadier lighting conditions as well. Avoid direct sunlight, prone to sunburn.

Water:Water well and let soil dry out almostcompletely. Your plant will tell you when it is thirsty with dull ordroopy leaves, yellowing leaves, or the soil starts to detach from the edge of the pot.

Temperature/Humidity:Average to warm household temperatures from 18-28C and short periods down to 12C at an absolute push. Avoid cold draughts. Comfortable in average household humidity but will thrive in higher humidity.

Soil:We suggest planting in a chunky well draining aroid mix consisting of our orchid mix, perlite, and pumice. You can also add in some worm castings and charcoal.

Care Tips:Most philodendrons are epiphytes and will thank you with big leaves if you provide them a moss pole to climb. Wipe leaves with a damp cloth to remove accumulated dust. Feed with Kelpy Plant Food or Plant Vitamins Thrive.

*Philodendrons are toxic to cats and dogs. Do not consume*

Philodendrons were part of NASA clean air study and found effective in improving indoor air quality by removing formaldehyde.

All photos are an indication of the plant species and size reference only. All plants will have slight variations in coloring and condition. Decorative pot not included. Plants will be shipped in sphagnum moss or perlite.

Botanical Name: Philodendron ‘Ring of Fire Gold’

Common Names: Hendersons Pride

Description: Philodendron ‘Ring of Fire’ is believed to be a hybrid between Philodendron Tortum and Philodendron Wendlandii and was originally called ‘Henderson’s Pride’.The variation of colors on the new leaves can range from white to cream, from light to dark green, and from orange to fire red. It is a rather slow-growing philodendron but well worth the wait.