Asparagus Fern Hanging
Asparagus Densiflorus 'Srengeri'
SKU : MPS00263
Asparagus Densiflorus 'Srengeri'
SKU : MPS00263
Asparagus Fern belongs to the lily family (Liliaceae) and is not a real fern. This plant has a delicate appearance because to its long, arched stems that are heavily covered in tiny, needle-like leaflets. It's perfect for a hanging basket because of its cascading habit. Mature plants produce clusters of green berries that turn red in the winter after they bloom in the summer with tiny, white to pale pink blooms. If ingested, these berries are dangerous. The fluffy, emerald-green foliage in bouquets is a favorite among florists.
The asparagus fern can tolerate more light, although it prefers dappled shade. Steer clear of intense sunlight and make an effort to keep the temperature warm. Over the summer, your indoor plants will probably respond with plentiful growth if you have a greenhouse or a shady porch outside. Planting asparagus ferns requires loose, well-draining potting soil. An asparagus fern requires some work to keep its water levels up. This is a plant that loves humidity. Every day, mist the plant, paying particular attention to the stems that arch. Since these plants are regarded as dangerous, kids and dogs shouldn't be around them.