how to care for ring of fire philodendron Philodendron Ring of Fire | Uprooted

how to care for ring of fire philodendron Philodendron Ring of Fire | UprootedOne of the most visually striking philodendrons, Ring of Fire is adored for its deeply serrated leaves and jaw dropping variegation. Each new leaf emerges in a surprise mix of orange, cream, lime and green, making it a living piece of art for your plant collection. Why Youll Love It Brightly coloured variegation in ever changing combinations Compact and slow growing great for collectors with limited space Unique serrated foliage that sets it apart

One of the most visually striking philodendrons, ‘Ring of Fire’ is adored for its deeply serrated leaves and jaw-dropping variegation. Each new leaf emerges in a surprise mix of orange, cream, lime and green, making it a living piece of art for your plant collection.

Why You’ll Love It ✔️
✔️ Brightly coloured variegation in ever-changing combinations
✔️ Compact and slow-growing – great for collectors with limited space
✔️ Unique serrated foliage that sets it apart from other philodendrons

Care Tips
🌞 Light: Bright indirect light will enhance variegation. Avoid direct sun.
💧 Water: Allow the top 3–5cm of soil to dry before watering. Adjust in cooler months.
💦 Humidity: High humidity preferred. A humidifier is ideal.
🌡 Temperature: Thrives between 18–28°C. Keep above 15°C.
🌱 Soil: Use a chunky mix of coco coir, coco chip & perlite for airflow.
🪴 Support: Prefers support like a moss pole to encourage upright growth.
🌿 Fertiliser: Controlled-release fertiliser is included in the mix. Supplement with aroids-specific liquid fertiliser for best growth.
🚫 Toxicity: May be toxic to pets and children if ingested.

Add this rare beauty to your collection and enjoy watching each spectacular leaf emerge with new surprises.

Synonyms/trade names: Sometimes listed as Philodendron ‘Henderson’s Pride’.

100mm pot size