How to grow asparagus fern

1. Breeding methods

1. Light: It likes bright scattered light, so try to avoid placing it in an environment with direct light when caring for it. However, the environment cannot be too shaded, otherwise it will be detrimental to its growth and will cause yellow leaves, fallen leaves and other adverse phenomena.

2. Flower soil: It likes soft, thick, and well-permeable slightly acidic flower soil. Specifically, you can evenly mix two parts of leaf mold, two parts of garden soil and one part of river sand to make its flower soil.

3. Flower fertilizer: It does not require much fertilizer. When applying fertilizer, try to apply thin fertilizer instead of concentrated fertilizer. During the growing season, it can be applied every 10 days or so, and can be suspended in winter.

4. Temperature: It prefers a cool growing environment, and the most suitable growth temperature is between 15-25℃. As long as the temperature is above 5℃, it can grow, and above 10℃, it can grow normally.

5. Humidity: It also has certain requirements for humidity. Usually, you should spray some water around it to prevent it from turning yellow due to the dry air.

2. Provide Space

In fact, asparagus fern is a climbing plant. If the cultivation conditions are good, plants over three years old can climb, and the branches can grow to about 2 meters in length. So it needs to be provided with enough space to meet its growth needs.