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Press CC and then the gear icon ⚙️ to find Subtitles CC and then Auto Translate captions. I live in a tropical country. It is hot and humid everyday with torrential rain in the evenings on most days. I am a brown thumb and most of my plants have perished except for my beloved Spanish moss, pothos and this asparagus fern. It looks so fragile but you can not imagine how resilient this plant is. Here are my care tips for a healthy asparagus fern : 1. During active growing months, plant will be very thirsty, water 2-3x weekly after checking if soil is dry. If not, the new shoots (stems) can burst out fresh but wither away and dry out over time. 2. However, do not drown it with water, put a little bit at a time. 3. Do put it where it can get bright indirect sunlight. I put mine on my bedroom ledge during its active growing phase, it has a full view of the sky, it likes that very much. 4. Do not it where hot direct sun shines on it. I have done so and it burned my leaves and made them dry out faster 5. Fresh stems poke out of soil fat, like how asparagus would look like and then thin out over time as they get longer 6. Asparagus fern is susceptible to spider mites, mine got attacked in Jan 2023 because I wasn't aware what spider mites was and looked like. One day, I looked at the plant and the leaves looked like they were wrapped in web. It was gross. I took it to spray water on the leaves and it looked very pitiful after, all wet and soggy. Eventually I realized I don't need to be so aggressive with it, if you see leaves wrapped in web, just rub off the web. Tap the leaves and look for any spider that may lower itself, hanging on a web thread. Squish them. 7. Always check for spider mites weekly. Ensure you have a bright space to check because the webs are hard to see. 8. During active growing months which for me for Apr - Sept, feed it liquid fertilizer. I use Miracle Gro liquid fertilizer but you use whatever is in your country. Just ensure you don't pump the fertilizer straight into the soil. Dilute with a cup of water (1-2 pumps) so that it is not so potent and you can fertilize it weekly. This helps to grow the plant better as they get some strength every week because they the stem grows, it can grow super long. 9. Prop up the gangly stems with sticks or something you buy at the nursery. Don't get it flop onto the floor. Once it shoots out leaves, the stem will be even more heavy. 10. I bought the plant in Nov 2023 and repotted it in Dec 2023. Let it have some time to get used to your home and your watering schedule before you repot it to a bigger pot. 11. I repotted it into a plastic pot and put it inside a terracotta pot. This helps keep some of the moisture in the soil longer vs if I were to pot it directly into a terracotta pot. Even then, the soil was always dry because the asparagus fern drinks a lot during it's growth phase. Any questions, feel free to ask in the comments section. Please subscribe and tap on the notification button if you like my content, it will really help me out! Have a good day. 🐱🐱🐱🐱🐱🐱🐱 Hi, Sarah here and thank you for stopping by my channel. I post about my life as a cat mom via videos and shorts. Do join me in my journey as I document precious moments with our cats. 🐱Say Hi! Instagram :   / lebooshcats   🐱Support my merch : T Shirts : https://rdbl.co/32Vz9fl