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I may look delicate, but give me the chance to grow and we will bring friendship into your home.
This unique furry, elegant looking asparagus fern, with slender stems and horizontal spreading fronds is one fast-growing guy. A tropical, leafy plant that will add interest and style to your office or living space.
The fine fronds make this plant unique in every way and is guaranteed to transform any space. Either on a shelf in a textured grey pot or placed in a trendy plant hanger, these ferns are all the rage. As with all ferns, the Asparagus Fern does need specific care. High humidity is key and make sure you don’t let the soil dry out – he won’t thank you for it.
The frilly, feathery Asparagus Fern appears soft and feathery, but when taking care of your Asparagus Fern, you may be surprised to find they have thorny spurs so take care when handling him!
The Asparagus Fern, aka Plumosa Fern Houseplant, is definitely one to add to your wish list.
Other names: Asparagus setaceus, Foxtail fern, Plumosa Fern
Care
The Asparagus Fern enjoys having slightly moist soil, ensure the fern is watered thoroughly once the surface of the soil is dry. Make sure the plant can drain and never allow this fragile feathery plant to sit in water as this will cause the roots to rot. Like all ferns, the Asparagus Fern loves to be misted and likes high humidity.
Don’t forget to keep him out of draughts and away from radiators. He’s happy in most areas (avoiding direct light) and even in a slightly shady corner of your home. We suggest he avoids direct bright sunlight in Summer months as this will scorch the leaves. He’s not keen on being touched very much so we suggest he is placed somewhere where he will thrive, sitting on a shelf, where he won’t be bothered.
This plant is grown in The Little Botanical's peat-free soil, which is specially formulated with environmentally-friendly ingredients to support the plant's growth while reducing our impact on the planet, reflecting our commitment to sustainable practices.
