Asparagus Fern Indoor Houseplant Seeds Packet

Asparagus fern seeds grow into feathery, cloud-like foliage that is not actually a fern and does not apologize for the name. Shido asparagus fern seeds are non-GMO and hermetically vacuum-sealed, holding viability for years past what a paper packet manages. Standard paper-packed seeds begin losing germination viability after approximately one year. It is not a fern, and it is not asparagus, and it is, regardless of either fact, extremely beautiful in a way that renders both technicalities irrelevant. The foliage arrives soft and feathery and simply keeps expanding outward, filling whatever space it is given without ever once asking for more. It has spent its entire existence being misnamed twice over and has, somehow, never once seemed to notice or care. Every packet ships germination-tested at independent third-party labs before packaging, a formality the seeds themselves seem unbothered by, having already survived years sealed in a vacuum.