š„ Philodendron āRing of Fireā ā A Botanical Inferno of Color šæš„
A rare and legendary hybrid, the Philodendron āRing of Fireā is a true collectorās dream. With jagged, serrated leaves that explode in a mix of green, yellow, orange, cream, and even hints of red, this plant looks like itās permanently caught in a tropical wildfire. Every leaf is different, making each plant a unique masterpiece of unpredictable variegation. Originally thought to be a cross between Philodendron tortum and Philodendron wendlandii, this beauty is slow-growing but undeniably worth the wait.
Why You Need This Fiery Beast in Your Collection:
ā Wild, Flame-Like Foliage ā Its serrated edges and unpredictable color shifts make it look like nature got creative with a paintbrush.
ā Rare and Highly Sought After ā One of the most coveted Philodendrons, and for good reason!
ā Ever-Changing Colors ā The variegation can shift as the plant matures, meaning no two leaves are ever the same.
Caring for Your āRing of Fireā:
š Light: Bright, indirect light is best to maintain its fiery variegation. Avoid harsh direct sun to prevent leaf burn.
š§ Watering: Let the top inch of soil dry out before watering. It prefers a steady moisture balanceānot too wet, not too dry.
šæ Humidity: Thrives in 60%+ humidity, making it perfect for tropical-loving plant parents.
š± Growth: Slow but steadyāpatience is key, but the reward is worth every second.
āļø Pruning: Minimal pruning neededājust remove any damaged leaves to keep it looking fresh.
The Philodendron āRing of Fireā isnāt just a plant; itās a statement. A fiery spectacle of nature, this slow-growing but highly rewarding beauty is a must-have for anyone looking to add a rare, jaw-dropping centerpiece to their jungle. If youāre after a plant that commands attention and keeps you guessing with every new leaf, this is it. š„šæ
Philodendron 'Ring of Fire' - 6 cm/15 - 20cm
The following aroid mix I would like to share with you is working well for my Philodendron:
- Potting Soil (30%)
- Orchid Bark (30%)
- Perlite (30%)
- Charcoal (5%)
- Worm Castings (5%)
Water thoroughly when watering to mimic tropical jungle conditions. It is best practice to keep the soil humid but never soggy.