The world’s rarest and most valuable Philodendron. The leaves have five different hues. It is thought that the Philodendron Ring of Fire is a cross between the Philodendron Tortum (polypodioides) and the Philodendron Wendlandii. It can work in a range of lighting conditions, but it shines brightest when maintained in full sunshine. Water your philodendron when the top 1/3 layer of soil (or top 1/3 of the stick) is dry. However, the soil should never be any drier than that.
NOTE: Because these plants are toxic, they should be kept away from pets and children.
Instructions for care:
- South American origin
- Indoors, the average height is 60-90cm.
- Filtered light that ranges from medium to brilliant.
- Allow two-thirds of the soil to dry between waterings. Avoid extended dryness.
- Humidity: The average room humidity is adequate.
- Temperature: The ideal range is 18°C to 24°C.
- Soil: A moist-retentive organic potting mix that drains properly is adequate.
- Fertilizer: Once a month, use a well-balanced organic fertilizer.
- Repotting: If your Philodendron Narrow has gotten pot confined or top-heavy, it is preferable to re-pot it. Repot the plant into a container that is one size larger than its previous container and has adequate drainage. Use a well-draining organically rich potting mix.
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