Scientific name: philodendron tortum x wendlandii (tree-hugger, twisted (bred with) wendland's) 'ring of fire'. Common names: henderson's pride, philodendron narrow variegata, philodendron narrow ring of fire, gold ring of fire. Origin: tropical areas of south/ central america. The philodendron ring of fire is a rare species which boasts unusual, serrated-edge leaves, and an array of colour ranging from dark green to deep red, with speckles of orange and paler green. Each leaf has its own unique pattern of variegation, and the bright colours make it eye-catching in any indoor garden. It can be a little fussy to care for but with the right (bright) spot and your careful attention, it will be the belle of your collection! Light: place in bright indirect light. Water: allow the top two inches of soil to dry out in between waterings (these plants are easy-going so if you wait a little longer to water don't panic!). Humidity: appreciates above average humidity, but will do just fine in most