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Lace Fern

Asparagus Setaceus

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Lace Fern | Asparagus Setaceus

Attribute Details
Botanical Name Asparagus setaceus
Other Names Lace Fern, Asparagus Fern, Common Asparagus Fern, Climbing Asparagus
Plant Type Evergreen perennial climber
Eventual Height 3–6 feet (can climb higher with support)
Growth Style Vining / trailing with delicate feathery foliage
Light Requirements Bright indirect light; tolerates medium light
Watering Needs Moderate; keep soil slightly moist but not soggy
Well-draining Potting Mix Yes — prefers airy, peat-based or cocopeat mix
Feeding Balanced liquid fertilizer every 4–6 weeks during the growing season
Pet Friendly? No — mildly toxic to pets if ingested
Air Purifying Yes — helps improve indoor air quality
Included Support Climbing support recommended for vertical growth
Size at Dispatch Typically 10–15 inches tall (may vary by seller)
Care Level Moderate — requires regular moisture & humidity

A Graceful Addition to Your Indoor Jungle

If you're seeking an elegant and easy-to-care-for houseplant, the Lace Fern-also known as Asparagus setaceus-might just be your perfect match. With its cascading, lace-like foliage and delicate tendrils, this plant brings a soft, ethereal beauty to any space.

Distinct Appearance That Evolves Over Time

When young, the Lace Fern has a fluffy, bushy appearance. As it matures, however, it transforms-developing long, wiry stems and fine, feathery foliage that trail or climb with grace. Over time, it takes on the look of a lush green canopy, adding dimension and depth to your plant collection.

In late summer, mature plants may surprise you with small, fragrant white flowers that eventually give way to purple berries, adding seasonal interest and texture.

Fast-Growing and Low Maintenance

Ideal for plant lovers of all levels, the Lace Fern is both fast-growing and resilient. With minimal effort, it can reach heights of up to 2.5 meters indoors-unless trimmed to maintain a compact look. It thrives in indirect light and only needs moderate watering, making it a low-stress plant that rewards you with impressive growth.

A Natural Air Purifier

Beyond its aesthetic charm, this plant is a functional superstar. Lace Ferns are highly effective at filtering toxins from the air, making them a great natural air purifier for your home or office. Their presence can enhance indoor air quality, creating a healthier and more breathable space.

Well-Being Boost in Every Leaf

Science supports what many plant parents already know: being around greenery improves mental well-being. Studies suggest that houseplants can reduce stress, anxiety, and even lower blood pressure. The Lace Fern, with its soft texture and vibrant green hues, fosters a sense of calm, optimism, and happiness in your daily environment.

Not Your Average Fern

Despite its common name, the Lace Fern is not a true fern-it actually belongs to the Lily family. Its delicate, fern-like foliage may have fooled you, but its growth habits and resilience set it apart from traditional ferns.

It's also known by a variety of charming names, including:

  • Asparagus Grass

  • Climbing Asparagus

  • Ferny Asparagus

  • Common Asparagus Fern

Why Choose the Lace Fern?

  • Fast-growing and easy to maintain
  • Adds elegant, flowing greenery to any room
  • Helps purify indoor air
  • Can climb or trail with age
  • Boosts mood and wellness
  • Rarely found as a houseplant-adds uniqueness to your collection

Lace Fern Care Guide

Light

Grows best in bright and indirect sunlight. Don't let it´s leaves get scorched

Water

Keep fairly moist but definitely don't let it sit in water as this can cause it´s roots to rot

Temperature

Keep warm and away from draughts

Feeding

Give some weak fertiliser a few times during the growing season, they wont´t need as much in winter

Grooming

Looking a bit straggly? Give it a trim using sharp shears and please don't rip it

Care

May need repotting sooner than your other plants as a fast grower. Check to see if they are rootbound in Spring

Lace Fern General Information

Origin

From Southern Africa

Size

When mature, it sheds some of its bulk, growing tall and lean

Toxicity

Good news: Lace Ferns are pet-safe!

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