Asparagus fern (Asparagus densiflorus) needs bright light. Indoors, lower light causes yellowing stems. It's not a true fern — it's a lily relative with tuberous roots.
Small white tubers on the roots are storage organs — part of the root system. Leave them alone. They help the plant survive drought.
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