The plant you are describing is the beautiful Asparagus densiflorus 'Sprengeri', popularly known as the Sprengeri Fern or Asparagus Fern. This delightful plant is offered in a Hanging Pot, which is the perfect way to display its graceful, cascading foliage.

🌿 The Feathery Sprengeri Fern

Originating from South Africa, the Sprengeri Fern is a versatile and popular choice for adding a touch of elegance and natural beauty to any indoor environment.

• Foliage (Texture and Form): Despite its common name, the Asparagus is not actually a true fern but a member of the asparagus family. It is celebrated for its delicate, feathery fronds that are technically modified stems (cladodes). The lush green foliage is dense and forms graceful, trailing vines that cascade beautifully, making it perfect for decoration, especially in a hanging pot. This is an evergreen plant.

• Height & Form: This plant has a current height of about 35cm. As a trailing plant in a Hanging Pot, its foliage will grow downwards, creating a lush, rounded, and flowing display.

• Flowering and Fruiting: In the summer, it may produce small, inconspicuous white or pink flowers, followed by small red berries.

• Spines: Mature Sprengeri Ferns can sometimes develop small, sharp, thorn-like growths on the stems, so handle with care.

☀️ Care and Maintenance

This plant is noted for requiring minimal maintenance, making it perfect for both beginner and experienced plant enthusiasts alike.

• Light/Placement: The stunning plant thrives in partial shade conditions, making it adaptable for various light settings. It is even noted to thrive in low-light conditions, which contributes to its versatility as an indoor plant. For optimal growth and vitality, a spot in partial shade is preferred.

• Watering: To keep it healthy and happy, simply water once per week, allowing the soil to slightly dry out between watering sessions. This low-maintenance routine is key to its ease of care.

Note: It's important to note that while this charming plant is beautiful, it should be admired only for its aesthetics, as it is not suitable for consumption. The berries, in particular, are considered toxic to humans and pets if ingested, causing gastrointestinal upset.