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Oceanna

Should I cut this bloom off of my Ring of fire?

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  1. Ezzeldin Yaqoub

    No, the flowers don’t kill philodendrons, so you should keep it, your ring of fire will resume growth after it has bloomed.

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    • Oceanna

      How long does it take to bloom? I’ve heard that they prevent new leaves from coming

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    • Ezzeldin Yaqoub

      Growth stops while blooming it will resume after the flower is spent and you can deadhead it then. It takes a month or two to open and the bloom lasts 1-2 days. Also flowers indicate it has reached sexual maturity.

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  2. eatyacarbs

    I would definitely not cut this off! It’s a gift and it will be exciting to see it bloom. Leaf growth will resume when the flower is spent

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    • Oceanna

      I’ve read that flowers won’t bloom while indoors, it’s been there for 2.5 months and hasn’t bloomed yet!

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    • eatyacarbs

      hmm it might take a while and a little extra humidity/light?

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