Set Of 6 Moss Poles, 16-Inch Plant Support Sticks For Climbing Plants - Coir Poles With 12 Adjustable Plant Ties Review

While I know some people love these, I've had some issues this growing season. The "moss" on the pole almost seems hydrophobic? Even when I water the moss pole directly, it almost always feels dry within the hour. It is definitely something that helps my plants climb when they're attached, but not something that helps control the humidity. The things I do really like about this pack is that it comes with so many. You can also stack them together when your plant gets taller and taller, which is…

Nice moss poles! Recently my lovely grandmother gifted me an indoor plant she had grown for me. It is a nice lush green plant but it just looked messy with the large leaves hanging all over the pot and took a lot of space on the ground. These stacking poles are just what I needed! These moss poles are large, thick and sturdy. Easy to use and to apply. I lined the plant along the poles and now the plant is now standing high instead of spilling all around the sides and is overall much neater in…

Not impressed. The material is not good. It wasn’t absorbed that much moisture when I listed them. Also it’s diameter is wayyyyy too big. I expect smaller polls from looking at the pictures on the ads.I also did try to connect them together and they won’t connect each other well. If you connect them and lift or move them around, there’s a chance to disturb the roots.Not impressed

I’ve ordered these twice they were beyond my expectations and as my plant grows I can just add another moss pole absolutely beautiful and easy and affordable

I have to agree with previous reviews. If you are staking a small plant you'll be fine but for a plant with any height to it, such as the Monstera Deliciosa I bought them for, you'll want to go another route. The steak doesn't go far enough into the soil to provide any real support. My Monstera is already toppling from the weight, and it's only been a few hours.

These are well made, they nest until each other nicely, but they are pretty thin. I would use them to stake Syngonium or Pothos or other lighter weight plants. Maybe a juvenile monstera but I think it would quickly grow too heavy for these particular poles. The plus side of them being thinner is that you can use them in smaller pots to start training your plants earlier. And they look pretty!

My leafy monstera philodendrons need a lot of support. They grow big and the stems get fairly thick, but they just flop over. These six 16-inch tall mossy posts are a good solution. They hold a little moisture when i mist them, and the monstera cling with little tendrils, so i still have to "train” them a bit. But once they get the idea, they hang on. Of course this is a new set of supports for my growing jungle, so right now they are just stuck deep in the soil, waiting for the plants i strung

Shorter than I was expecting. I'm sure the dimensions were given correctly but I guess I thought it applied to each section and not the collective height. I used them all and they look nice with my plants pinned to them.

I was happy with the quality, the dowel is very sturdy and is well wrapped. I was able to stake two of my plants immediately. Do ensure you soak all fibers well before use and water them consistently. It’d have cost more in materials if I had done it myself.

I have a big size monstera plant that needed to be repotted, needed some structure work in order to grow properly. I used these moss poles for my monstera plant. My plant is happier and healthier with moss pole support. If you have a monstera plant or any other plants that need support to grow, moss poles are very useful. Maturing plants will need the support of a moss covered pole that they can climb. If treated well, monstera can live for years, and grow to well over ten feet tall. Overall…

Very easy to use, love the included plant cords that come & hold your plant against the poles. Just with the steak itself to go into the soil was a tad longer to help keep the poles straight. All & all these saved my over grown Monstera!

What a difference it makes to use a moss pole or poles to help "stand up” your plants. I’ve had this same plant for over 40 years and it has never presented itself as well as it does using the pokes. The sturdiness helps new plants get started with growth as well!

I like these moss poles because you can create the size pole you need. As the plant grows, I can add additional height saving a lot of time.

I made my own before discovering these. Mine weren’t attractive at all. These are actually cheaper than mine. Great price, easy to use, and look aesthetically pleasing. I keep buying more.

I'm currently using this for my beans and Brussel sprouts, and I'll also be using them for my cucumbers, peppers and tomatoes.Easy to use/ just stick them in and wait for the plant to grow up around it.

They seem really good and the best price for how many you get. The only downside is they aren’t exactly even and are a little wobbly when stacked, but it isn’t too noticeable. No smell or mold in the week I’ve had them up.