Moss pole for plant support
Also fond of houseplants? Then you're in the right place. Many of the most insane looking houseplants such as Monstera, Pothos, Philodendron or Syngonium will have a great time on our moss poles. In the wild, these plants climb high up the tree by attaching their roots to the bark. This way they get extra nutrients and light. Give your houseplants a chance to climb and they will reward you with the biggest leaves!
Moss pole for plant support
Also fond of houseplants? Then you're in the right place. Many of the most insane looking houseplants such as Monstera, Pothos, Philodendron or Syngonium will have a great time on our moss poles. In the wild, these plants climb high up the tree by attaching their roots to the bark. This way they get extra nutrients and light. Give your houseplants a chance to climb and they will reward you with the biggest leaves!
Moss poles with the perfect filling
In contrast to coconutsticks, a real mosspole is much more than just a support medium. It is a growth medium for aerial roots, and thus an extension of your pot. The roots grow attached to the pole and can absorb more nutrients. Coconut sticks from garden centers do not absorb water and do not allow roots to attach to them. Plastic varieties hold water better, but at the expense of the natural look and strength of the pole. With PlantStuff's moss poles, the solution is found through a combination of sphagnum moss and coconut coir chunks encased by sturdy steel mesh!
Together they stand strong
Sphagnum moss and coconut chunks are a golden combination as a moss pole filler. Together they provide the perfect balance between water management and plant root health. The ability to retain water is essential for a moss pole, and this is where coconut coir chunks come in handy. Coconut coir chunks have a greater mass than sphagnum moss and are less aerated, which allows less water to evaporate and keeps the post moist longer. In addition, coconut fiber contains naturally occurring essential nutrients that contribute to plant health. On the other hand, sphagnum moss is known for its use in propagating cuttings because of the excellent growing conditions it provides. The airy texture and water-holding capacity of the moss make it an ideal climbing pole component. In addition, sphagnum moss is sterile and possesses antibacterial properties, preventing infections and ensuring a healthy environment for plants. Together, they form an unbeatable substrate for moss posts, maximizing the benefits of both materials.
Why PlantStuff?
Complete package
From beginner to expert. A single moss pole or a package complete with handy accessories. Our webshop has something for everyone.
Supportive
On our customer service page we have compiled helpful instructions and tips. In addition, our expert with completed master's degree in plant science is happy to assist you by email with any questions or comments.
Excellent quality
Long, full strands of sphagnum moss, just the right amount of coir and sturdy steel mesh. Our moss poles not only provide excellent support, but also a healthy and sustainable growing environment for all your plants.
The climbers' club
You may have read that many tropical houseplants like to climb on something. Some plants mainly seek support to stay balanced, while others really need the support to get up at all. Below are some examples of plants that belong to the climbers' club!
