Asparagus Setaceus Plumosus
Asparagus Setaceus Plumosus
The Asparagus has slender stems and a special appearance, which makes the plant an elegant indoor plant. Even though the plant is often reffered to as a fern, it's a species of the genus Asparagus.
Please note! This is a small plant.
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The height of our plants are measured from the ground to the top.
Please note that the delivery height may vary 10%.

The diameter of our plants is the diameter of the nursery pot. We recommend a decorative pot with a diameter that’s larger.
Plants are natural products and therefore almost certainly differ from product photos. These characteristics make plants extra special and unique. Plants are not exactly the same size as shown.
Height
28 cm
Potsize
14 cm
Botanical name
Asparagus Setaceus Plumosus
Toxic to pets
Yes
Care
Description
Asparagus plants belong to the Asparagaceae plant species. In Latin, 'setaceus' means hairy, which we can well understand by looking at the plant!
Asparagus plants like a lot of indirect sunlight. If the plant gets too much (direct) light, its leaves can burn. It is therefore good to choose the Asparagus' location with care.
The Asparagus prefers to have a little water every week. It is important that you really only water small amounts, because the Asparagus can store a lot of water in its roots.
With or without pot? | With decorative pot |
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Decorative pot | Elho Vibes White |
Pot material | Regenerated polypropylene (Recycled) |
Pot colour | Off white |
Height in cm | 28 cm |
Pot size Ø | 14 cm |
Botanical name | Asparagus Setaceus Plumosus |
Quantity | 1 |
Attributes | Air-purifying, Easy to care for, Green, Small |
Location | Indirect sunlight |
Watering | Requires water once a week |
Best location | Grows best with medium light. Can't withstand full sun |
Plant nutrition | It is best if you add plant nutrition once every 2 weeks during the summer |
Repotting | After purchase, repotting is not necessary. The plant should then be repotted preferably every 2 years |
Toxic | Yes |