Asparagus Plumosus | Plumosa Fern (S)

Name: Asparagus Plumosus | Plumosa Fern (S)
Brand: Asparagus
SKU: ASPARAGUS-SETACEOUS-4IN
Price: 8.0 CAD
Availability: OutOfStock

Faye

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Chosen length

15cm - 15.00 8.00

How do you measure height?

Good question! We measure the height from the top of the plant to the bottom of the pot (including the pot itself).

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Total price

Faye - 1x

8.00

Without pot

Faye

8.00

Without pot

Faye's survival guide

Feathery fronds, hidden secret!

Soft, airy, and effortlessly graceful, Faye the Asparagus Fern (Asparagus setaceus) looks like she floated straight out of an enchanted forest with her cloud-like sprays of delicate emerald foliage, but rumour has it she isn't actually a fragile little fern at all—she’s an undercover operative from the lily family packing some serious survival gear! Beneath the surface, she hides thick, water-storing root tubers that give her tough, drought-resistant strength, while her mature wiry stems sprout sneaky, sharp little thorns along her vines to protect her floating fronds. Give her bright indirect light, cozy humidity, and moderate watering, and Faye will happily bring ethereal, whimsical magic to your plant stand—just handle her with gentle care so her hidden spikes don't catch you off guard!

10 cm pot

Water moderately water needed

Once every two years

15 cm tall

No direct sunlight, shaded

Toxic

Once every two weeks, during summer

How to care for Faye

The plumosa fern goes by many names—the asparagus fern, or lace fern being some of them. It's distinguished by its delicate, plume-like foliage and is actually a relative of edible asparagus! Beware of its stems, as they will grow very small (and very sharp) spines as the plant ages. Native to Africa, this plant enjoys bright, indirect light and can handle a range of temperatures and humidity levels, making it a very easy houseplant.

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