Bendable Moss Pole for Plants Monstera, Bendable Plant Stakes Moss Poles

Bendable Moss Pole for Plants Monstera, Bendable Plant Stakes Moss Poles for Potted Indoor Climbing Plants, Handmade Coco Coir Pole Plant Support for Creeper Plants Grow Upwards, 2 Pack, 25 In/48 I

• 【Bendable Moss Pole】These are unique bendable plant climbing support poles allowed to be bent into hearts, snakes, triangles, rhombuses, circles, spirals, S shape and other shapes. Naturally helps climbing plants to grow in linear directions and attach new air roots, providing a better climbing environment for your plants and taking good care of their growth.
• 【Quality Material】 Our moss poles are made of natural coco coir material that are machine dried, breathable, environmentally friendly. With a bendable and rust-free aluminum bar that ensure support and adjustment without breakage. The bottom of the inner bar adopted a corrosion-resistant PVC material that is easier to be inserted into the soil and guarantees the long-term use.
• 【Support The Plants】The 25”/48”moss poles provide great support for all kinds of indoor and outdoor climbing plants, and the goal retain moisture, sunlight and nutrients so that your plants can grow better and achieve lush growth. Especially suitable for monstera, climbing vine plants, money plants, creepers, Chlorophytum plant, ivy, philodendron, pothos, vanilla, chlorophyll plants, small leaf vines and more.
• 【Use Instruction】Firstly, Bend plant stakes for indoor plants into the shape which you like, then embed the plant sticks support handle completely into soil near the plant's stem. Finally tie the climbing plant stem to plant poles for potted plants indoor by hemstitch/paper twist/jute rope.
• 【Package Includes】25 Inch moss pole x1, 48 Inch moss pole x1, 39 Inch Velcro x2, 78 Inch twine x2.

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Product Description

Bendable Moss Pole for Plants Monstera

Moss poles provide ideas for plants

Now you can use bendable moss poles to train your climbing plants into many shapes, such as hearts, arches, snakes, spirals. In order to make the roots attach to the moss substrate faster, you can bind the stem of the plant closely to the moss pole, but not too tight, leaving a little space for the stem to grow.