Ring of Fire Philodendron

The Ring of Fire Philodendron is native to the tropical rainforests of South America, with vibrant foliage and adaptable nature that have made it a popular houseplant worldwide. This unique plant was named for its unique, multi-colored leaves that resemble the flames of a fire. With the Ring of Fire Philodendron in your plant collection, you just might be the envy of fellow plant owners. These plants are slow-growing and slower to propagate, which adds to their rarity. 

To keep your Ring of Fire Philodendron thriving, allow the top inch of soil to dry before watering and keep temperatures between 65-85ºF, avoiding cold drafts or sudden temperature changes. These plants thrive in bright, indirect light. Be sure to avoid direct sunlight, which can easily scorch their leaves.