Moss Pole,2 Pcs x 30″ Natural Sphagnum Moss Poles for Plants
Moss Pole,2 Pcs x 30″ Natural Sphagnum Moss Poles for Plants Monstera,New Upgrade More Stability Climbing Plants Pole,Bendable DIY Shape,Use Plant Support for Plants
Bendable moss pole train your climbing plants with many shapes like heart, arch, snake… Unleashing your creativity with lovely plants
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| Dimension | 30″*2PACK Bendable Moss poles | 15.7″*2PACK Moss poles Sticks 27″ Slotted Together |
| Handmade | ✓ | ✓ |
| Dimensions: | 17.78 x 5.08 x 5.08 cm; 450 Grams |
| Manufacture: | TsLolly |
| Dimensions: | 17.78 x 5.08 x 5.08 cm; 450 Grams |
It is very easy to cut it in the size you need. Hope my monstera likes it and can start growing upwards.
With the added benefit of being able to bend and shape them for different types of plants or if you’re trying to train your plants in a certain shape.
These are great flexible mosspoles . These really flexible and ideal for the plants like monsteras and asparagus ferns vines. The greenish moss covered poles looks so natural then the coir ones and catches the attraction quickly.
This pack of 2 moses pole are good idea , easy to use and do help the plants to stand better.
I was a bit disappointed as came like dead and brown colour , also most of it drops in floor just while opening it.
Price was a bit pricy too At 16. Even if was
Cheaper personally wouldn’t buy it again .
You get a pack of 2. I’ve only used 1 do far too hold up my monstera plant.
I placed it in the pot, and left it folded in half because my plant is still young. I’ve tied the stems loosely to the pole, and I’ve left it alone.
A lot of moss does come off the pole when you handle it, so be prepared for some mess.
Picture attached.
I have ordered this for an out of control philodendron and I think it is going to be perfect for the job.
The plant has out grown it’s current pole but unstapling it and adding a longer one isn’t an option without ruining the look of the plant. But adding this pole behind the one already on is ideal. And because it is bendy I can bend it enough that the plant doesn’t always look like it it leaning forward.
This type of pole will be my go to option now for climbing plants, the bendiness of it allows you to create spiral shapes and is far more versatile, though it is slightly thinner than a standard pole
These have been really useful for my monstera which is getting unruly looking by the day. These are bendy, thin and very long when fully stretched out.
There are some ties included in the pack that I used to gently tie my plant to the mossy stick. Everything was self explanatory and easy to figure out. It’s just getting the stick onto the soil and trying to spruce up your plant that’s the harder part.
Well worth getting for your climbing plants to keep them in good condition and off the floor as they get larger.
These are great – I much prefer natural moss poles versus coir poles and they retain water much better than the latter, as well as being infinitely more aesthetically pleasing.
This pair of moss poles measure 30″ each from top to the stake bottom and are so easily posed – although you, naturally, get a bit of shedding from the moss if you bend/shape the poles quickly or too often.
I’m really pleased with these and they’ll be ideal for giving my Cebu Blue some needed support.
These came well packaged, with string if you need to tie a plant to them. The part you insert into the soils is strong, they are easy to bend with a generous covering of moss. Price seems fine for the quality, which is good.
Nothing not to like here.