Philodendron Ring of Fire Houseplant hardy-gladiolus tight balls

tight balls

these delightful blooms last over a week in vases so that you can bask in their beauty inside as well

they're so low-maintenance they prefer just to be left alone after being planted

Pro Tip: Prune immediately after flowering is finished to ensure next year's buds are set

Make sure to harvest the lower leaves first

Philodendron Ring of Fire Houseplant hardy-gladiolus tight ballsThe Philodendron 'Ring of Fire' is a highly sought after, slow growing hybrid plant admired for its striking, variegated foliage. Its long, serrated leaves feature bold, unique color splashes that can include shades of bright green, dark green, cream, yellow, orange, and even fire red, which gives the plant its dramatic name. This tropical plant has a climbing or vining habit, often growing quite large up to eight feet tall in ideal conditions and