Asparagus setaceus 12cm H30cm

Meet the Asparagus Fern—the airy illusionist. Though she looks like a soft, fluffy cloud of lace, she’s actually a tough-as-nails climber with a rebellious streak. Delicate, whimsical, and undeniably wild, she’s here to add some fine-textured drama to your home. The Formal Name: Asparagus setaceus The Nickname: Lace Fern Roots: A vigorous climber native to the forest margins of Southern Africa. Natural Vibe: Scrambling through undergrowth, looking for a way to climb toward the light. Care Guide: Sunlight: She loves bright, indirect light. She’ll tolerate lower light but might get leggy. Best Room: Hanging in a bright kitchen or trailing from a high bookshelf. Snacks: A standard liquid plant food once a month during spring and summer. Tropical Feels: Appreciates a misting, but she’s much tougher than real ferns. Cosy Factor: Happy in standard home temps (15–25°C). Keep her away from radiators. Thirst: She likes to stay hydrated. Water when the top of the soil feels dry. Safety First: Toxic – can cause skin irritation and is harmful if eaten by pets. The Bedding: Any good-quality, well-draining potting mix will do. Family Tree: Easily propagated by dividing the root ball into smaller clumps. Space Needs: She can trail or climb! Give her a trellis if you want her to go up. Speed: A fast grower that can quickly fill a corner with green lace. Uninvited Guests: Occasionally attracts aphids or mealybugs. Moving Day: She’s a fast grower, so check if she’s root-bound every spring. Haircut: Don’t be afraid to trim her back to keep her bushy. Fresh Air: Fantastic at adding a lush, oxygen-rich feel to any room. Plant Lore: Often used in bridal bouquets to symbolise delicate, lasting beauty.