A gardener asked how to restart a broken piece of asparagus fern for replanting.
Asparagus fern (Asparagus sprengeri) is a grass relative, named for its fern-like appearance. Commercially grown from seed.
Rooting a broken stem in moist soil under a bag rarely works.
Break off a section with root mass and fleshy tubers (fat balls on roots). Plant in fresh soil, mist for a day or two. This "division" is simple and highly successful.
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