I love the delicate branches on them. I'm a serial over-waterer, so instead I mist her every morning with distilled water. And in the winter, I literally mist her every time I pass her 😅
I do the same and I keep her in the bathroom in a south-facing window. We live in the desert, a very dry climate so I find the bathroom provides more humidity and I mist the soil every day until I see a little bit of standing water and then I mist the leaves. My friend has grown three times as big as when I first got her a few months ago. She is so beautiful! And I tell her so everyday. Going to divide her soon so. I have 2 beauties❤
I have had mine for 7 years and it has flourished this past year. It sits in a 12 inch Large Self Watering Pot, with a 60oZ Removable Deep Reservoir and Drainage Holes. I still water the top every other day and mist it twice daily, once in the morning and once in the late afternoon. I have 4 foot tendrils vining over and around the window, also south side and indirect light. It does have a sun light also since I live in Seattle with a lot of rainy days and cloud cover. It’s my heart! If I had a fire I’d save my child, cats, and this plant!
I spritz mine with water daily and have it in front of a south facing window with a sheer over it. I also use a humidifier in the room. My plant is looking pretty good but it's a little leggy. I'm contemplating pruning it for a bushier look.
This is my favourite kind of fern. I love the fine delicate little green fronds. So cute and pretty. My second favourite fern is the maidenhair fern. 🌿 ⚘🌿⚘🌿⚘🌿⚘🌿⚘🌿⚘🌿⚘🌿⚘🌿⚘🌿
Iv been able to keep mine in a pot with no drainage hole, careful watering is key with this, but it hasn’t harmed or caused any issues with mine, such as root rot etc. these guys are so easy, so if it does die off, cut it right back, and leave it alone for a while, you’ll have new shoots in no time!
My asparagus ferns is the size of a 6' Christmas tree, I have it in front of my south facing sliding glass door. I need to figure out how to prune it back without killing it or ripping my arms to shreds on the thorns. I never expected it to grow like a vine when I bought it, so now it is in a huge planter and wrapped around an 8' post. It's beautiful, but it has taken over the doorway.
You can just prune the fronds back, more leaves will sprout lower down on the frond, specifically where the thorns are. Also, if you're not looking to get pricked, don't rub up the stem. The thorns actually put down towards it's base, so you can rub down the stem if needed, just avoid subbing upwards.
Personally, I keep my asparagus setaceus in direct light on my western window (it gets about 7-8 hours of afternoon sun in the summer) and I keep the plant heavily watered and fertilised. It is only small at the moment (most indoor plants take a while to adjust due to my kinda harsh growing conditions) but the few leaves it has given off since bringing it into my home have been pretty large, and the leaves I have (despite being several months old at this point as I had them before winter) haven't actually stopped sizing up despite being so old, so I found that interesting. My temperature in summer can get up to 30C+, and I do open my windows when the temperature is above freezing, so it has a pretty massive temperature tolerance and it is right next to where my window opens, so it is living in a very moisture demanding environment, but it hasn't batted an eye, even when some of my hardiest plants like spider plants and peace lilies have struggled. I also don't have any additives in my soil, I literally just use pure top soil because I'm on a very *very* tight life budget and don't have the money for housepotting soils that work for my environment, so it's soil needs a very, very low. Though, I do use filtered water- My tap water isn't super bad or anything, I've just had issues with some of my true ferns, so I don't trust the thin foliage to deal with the salt build-up from my tap water. Yeah, overall, 10/10 plant. One of my easiest to grow for as long as I'm not being a poor parent and leaving it to die.
This was so helpful. Thank you! I am rrally nervous, because I just lost a plant I really loved because I overwatered. Wanting to be sure that the Asparagus Fern is right for me.
Tengo tambien mi Helecho plumoso pero no sabía como hacerlo crecer, ahora veo que puede ser por falta de luz indirecta 🤯 Excelente video Lucia y Saludos!
I’ve had mine for two years. Haven’t ever separated her and she’s huge. Her voles are almost as tall as me and I’m 5’7 she’s my favorite plant (don’t tell the others) 😂😂 I got her for Mother’s Day because I call my daughter fern. Only to find out she’s not really a fern.
I've kept one for 10 years now. I keep it off to the side of a giant window and water twice a week. It is crawling wherever it can find support, growing long shoots all the way to the ceiling toward the window, and I wonder if I should trim them or just let them do what they want? The longest is around 12 feet long now and has not grown any leaves yet, and since these tendrils have grown so long I see some browning on the bottom layers, so it might be time to replant and divide it, or prune. I'm not sure which would be better. Any advice? I love to see how long these tendrils can get! This plant loves to explore the room. It sometimes grows toward my desk and taps me on the shoulder (I'm not kidding they grow so fast they seem to have a personality) and I've had to trim it back many times.
Hiii! You could always use a thinner spike/trellis to give it some support! Do you have IG? Maybe you can send a picture there and we can figure it out. Mine is upright without andy support, maybe yours needs a little more light or something else? We can try and see what's going on :-)
I bought a metal fence post at Lowes for mine, it is round, green and about 8' tall, it is coated so it won't rust and my fern has wound around it clear to the top, I put it in when I transplanted it to a large planter so the bar is buried clear to the bottom of the planter so about 2' is in the soil. My fern is the size of a 6' Christmas tree, it's even shaped like one as it has grown up the post.
I love the delicate branches on them. I'm a serial over-waterer, so instead I mist her every morning with distilled water. And in the winter, I literally mist her every time I pass her 😅
Do you mist her mainly focusing on the stems or the soil?
I do the same and I keep her in the bathroom in a south-facing window. We live in the desert, a very dry climate so I find the bathroom provides more humidity and I mist the soil every day until I see a little bit of standing water and then I mist the leaves. My friend has grown three times as big as when I first got her a few months ago. She is so beautiful! And I tell her so everyday. Going to divide her soon so. I have 2 beauties❤
I have had mine for 7 years and it has flourished this past year. It sits in a 12 inch Large Self Watering Pot, with a 60oZ Removable Deep Reservoir and Drainage Holes. I still water the top every other day and mist it twice daily, once in the morning and once in the late afternoon. I have 4 foot tendrils vining over and around the window, also south side and indirect light. It does have a sun light also since I live in Seattle with a lot of rainy days and cloud cover. It’s my heart! If I had a fire I’d save my child, cats, and this plant!
This video is adorable! Thank you for sharing :) I have been thinking about getting this plant and you convinced me to get it.
Im in Nashville, TN and have mine on a northeast facing window, and she’s thriving! I love it’s foliage
I spritz mine with water daily and have it in front of a south facing window with a sheer over it. I also use a humidifier in the room. My plant is looking pretty good but it's a little leggy. I'm contemplating pruning it for a bushier look.
I love this plant! Seldom that I see it in the garden stores that’s why I bought right away when I saw it.
Thank you!
Short and to the point.
Perfect.
My fern is in a bio-active enclosure with a tarantula to keep it company 😊 ...and I think I can see little flower buds :😀
Listening to you makes me smile
This is my favourite kind of fern. I love the fine delicate little green fronds. So cute and pretty. My second favourite fern is the maidenhair fern. 🌿
⚘🌿⚘🌿⚘🌿⚘🌿⚘🌿⚘🌿⚘🌿⚘🌿⚘🌿
Iv been able to keep mine in a pot with no drainage hole, careful watering is key with this, but it hasn’t harmed or caused any issues with mine, such as root rot etc. these guys are so easy, so if it does die off, cut it right back, and leave it alone for a while, you’ll have new shoots in no time!
Lovely plant and very lovely presentation...wishes frm kerala,india..Happy gardening❤
Thanks. i was looking for a video about cutting it back as they grow so fast
Thank you Lucia ❤️ this video is so soothing and reassuring that I'm on the right track with her😀
My asparagus ferns is the size of a 6' Christmas tree, I have it in front of my south facing sliding glass door. I need to figure out how to prune it back without killing it or ripping my arms to shreds on the thorns. I never expected it to grow like a vine when I bought it, so now it is in a huge planter and wrapped around an 8' post. It's beautiful, but it has taken over the doorway.
You can just prune the fronds back, more leaves will sprout lower down on the frond, specifically where the thorns are.
Also, if you're not looking to get pricked, don't rub up the stem. The thorns actually put down towards it's base, so you can rub down the stem if needed, just avoid subbing upwards.
Personally, I keep my asparagus setaceus in direct light on my western window (it gets about 7-8 hours of afternoon sun in the summer) and I keep the plant heavily watered and fertilised.
It is only small at the moment (most indoor plants take a while to adjust due to my kinda harsh growing conditions) but the few leaves it has given off since bringing it into my home have been pretty large, and the leaves I have (despite being several months old at this point as I had them before winter) haven't actually stopped sizing up despite being so old, so I found that interesting.
My temperature in summer can get up to 30C+, and I do open my windows when the temperature is above freezing, so it has a pretty massive temperature tolerance and it is right next to where my window opens, so it is living in a very moisture demanding environment, but it hasn't batted an eye, even when some of my hardiest plants like spider plants and peace lilies have struggled.
I also don't have any additives in my soil, I literally just use pure top soil because I'm on a very *very* tight life budget and don't have the money for housepotting soils that work for my environment, so it's soil needs a very, very low. Though, I do use filtered water- My tap water isn't super bad or anything, I've just had issues with some of my true ferns, so I don't trust the thin foliage to deal with the salt build-up from my tap water.
Yeah, overall, 10/10 plant. One of my easiest to grow for as long as I'm not being a poor parent and leaving it to die.
Ohh your water comment sounds logical, I think mine is wayyy too hard
Ohh your water comment sounds logical, I think mine is wayyy too hard
Ohh your water comment sounds logical, I think mine is wayyy too hard
Ohh your water comment sounds logical, I think mine is wayyy too hard
Hi Lucia, I've got one as well. I love it. Thanks for sharing this video. Greetings from Switzerland. Manuela
This was so helpful. Thank you! I am rrally nervous, because I just lost a plant I really loved because I overwatered. Wanting to be sure that the Asparagus Fern is right for me.
Tengo tambien mi Helecho plumoso pero no sabía como hacerlo crecer, ahora veo que puede ser por falta de luz indirecta 🤯 Excelente video Lucia y Saludos!
Thank you for sharing your plants and your ideas to help them grow love 💕
I’ve had mine for two years. Haven’t ever separated her and she’s huge. Her voles are almost as tall as me and I’m 5’7 she’s my favorite plant (don’t tell the others) 😂😂 I got her for Mother’s Day because I call my daughter fern. Only to find out she’s not really a fern.
mine started to vine and attach to other plants.. i did t realize they did this!
Hi Lucia, your video is really helpful and great, I enjoy a lot, Thanks for sharing. Good luck on gardening 💚💚💚💯💯💯💯💯💯
I've kept one for 10 years now. I keep it off to the side of a giant window and water twice a week. It is crawling wherever it can find support, growing long shoots all the way to the ceiling toward the window, and I wonder if I should trim them or just let them do what they want? The longest is around 12 feet long now and has not grown any leaves yet, and since these tendrils have grown so long I see some browning on the bottom layers, so it might be time to replant and divide it, or prune. I'm not sure which would be better. Any advice? I love to see how long these tendrils can get! This plant loves to explore the room. It sometimes grows toward my desk and taps me on the shoulder (I'm not kidding they grow so fast they seem to have a personality) and I've had to trim it back many times.
Wish they were available in Australia, like so many things here these plants (asparagus plumosa/Asparagus setaceus) are banned.
Mine loves to be spritzed with a little water every two days.
You are as adorable as the fern
yes, just bought one cuz it was cute
I got mine in a small fish bowl terrarium and it's growing like crazy !! How do I cut it and grow baby plants??
Thank you for the information very helpful
Do I need to trim them?
Thank you
Very lovely 👍
I got 2 stem cuttings without roots as gift today I can't root them in water ??
Hi, what do you recommend for keeping the plant upright, what supports should I use, ours is going MAD!
Hiii! You could always use a thinner spike/trellis to give it some support! Do you have IG? Maybe you can send a picture there and we can figure it out.
Mine is upright without andy support, maybe yours needs a little more light or something else? We can try and see what's going on :-)
@@PlantsandLucia Ours is growing up a pendant light in our kitchen, it has attached itself and is working its way up about 1inch a day!
I bought a metal fence post at Lowes for mine, it is round, green and about 8' tall, it is coated so it won't rust and my fern has wound around it clear to the top, I put it in when I transplanted it to a large planter so the bar is buried clear to the bottom of the planter so about 2' is in the soil. My fern is the size of a 6' Christmas tree, it's even shaped like one as it has grown up the post.
I like the just stick your finger in the soil method!!!
Gracias!!!
wonderful
i love asparagus even i care but its not growing and its dying ??
I do all of this but my asparagus fern stlll hates me.
I killed mine already. It's all yellow 😢
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