Katstert Asparagus Fern

Scientific Name: Asparagus densiflorus Meyerii
Synonyms: Cat Tail Asparagus Fern, Katstert Fern, Foxtail Fern and Plume fern

• Proudly South African Plant
• Waterwise and Care Friendly
• Perfect for a little whimsical decor
• Plant Level: Easy

Do you want to add a whimsical touch to your indoor decor? Then you can't go wrong with the Katstert Asparagus Fern (Asparagus meyerii), a delightful and indigenous South African plant that's sure to captivate you with its unique charm.

Quirky by nature, the Katstert Asparagus Fern, though its name suggests otherwise, isn't a true fern. Instead, it's a member of the Asparagus family, adding a playful twist to your houseplant collection. Its whimsical, feathery foliage resembles a cat's tail, making it a conversation starter and a firm favourite among plant enthusiasts.

This fern-like beauty is extremely low-maintenance and thrives on neglect, requiring only the most basic care to thrive. It's the perfect green companion for those with a knack for forgetfulness. Place it in indirect light and it will gladly grace your space with its charming presence. It is, however, versatile enough to adapt to various light conditions, barring low light, making it an excellent choice for any room in your home.

Watering is a breeze with this plant. Maintain a consistently moist but not soggy soil. Allow the soil's top half to dry between waterings. It's forgiving of occasional lapses in watering, you’ll note its storage vessels on its fleshy roots when repotting, making it an ideal choice for beginners.

Embrace the quirky allure of the Katstert Asparagus Fern and pair it with one of our locally made planters, adding a touch of South African charm to your indoor oasis. The perfect addition to your green family.

Please note Asparagus ferns are considered toxic to pets and children. Keep out of reach.

CARE INSTRUCTIONS
Follow these instructions to keep your Asparagus Fern healthy and happy.

• Water: Allow at least 50% of the soil to dry out before watering. Water less often in winter and more often in summer.
• Light: Bright, indirect light
• Humidity: Normal to low humidity requirements
• Fertilize: Feed with a balanced (diluted by half) Liquid Fertilizer every 2 weeks during summer (active growing season) and once a month the remaining months of the year.