Asparagus Verticillatus - Wirtel -Spargel

Asparagus Verticillatus, also known as a Wirtel parade, belongs to the family of asparagus plants (Asparagaceae). This evergreen, multi -year plant is known for its fine, needle -shaped leaves and their cascade -like shoots, which make them a popular ornamental plant.

Botanical characteristics

Asparagus Verticillatus is characterized by their delicate, needle -shaped leaves that sit on the stems in a lively arrangement. The shoots grow -like cascade and can reach considerable lengths. The plant produces inconspicuous flowers that are in white or green tufts, followed by small red berries. The hanging aspiration forms rhizomes that help it spread horizontally and form new shoots.

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The home of the Hängenaspargel extends from East Asia to Japan to Share China. Due to its attractiveness as an ornamental plant, Asparagus Verticillatus has established itself as a crop in many parts of the world and is often grown in gardens, parks and interiors.

Cultural -historical importance

Asparagus Verticillatus has a long cultural -historical importance, especially in Asian countries. In traditional Chinese medicine, parts of the plant were used due to their suspected medical properties. It is believed that extracts from the Wirtel asparagus could have anti-inflammatory and diuretic effects. This use in folk medicine has contributed to making the plant an integral part of cultural history.

Horticultural use

Asparagus Verticillatus is an extremely popular ornamental plant in gardens and as a houseplant. The hanging shoots make you an ideal plant for hanging lights or as a ground cover. Due to its demandingness to light conditions, the hanging aspiration can thrive both indoors and outdoors. It prefers well permeable soils and needs moderate irrigation.

It is important to note that Asparagus verticillatus, how many plants from the Asparagaceae family, can be poisonous for pets. Therefore, caution should be advised when growing in households.