Moss Stick For Plants Canada

Sturdy sticks or poles coated with moss.

Moss stick for plants canada. Steel frame for maximum support. Made from 100 long fibered sphagnum moss this pole can be moistened to encourage plants to cling to the pole. Here in this video i explain what moss sticks to use what are its alternatives and ho. 4 5 out of 5 stars 42 395 00.

Seven fastening pins are included to assist fastening plants. Extension sold separately on the top. Moss poles are just what they sound like. Ffniu730 moss pole 2 pack 17 7 inches plants support moss stick with 4 pcs plant twist ties coir moss totem pole for climbing plants potted plants monstera 4 5 out of 5 stars 33 12 45 12.

Other plants that would love to grow this way are syngoniums some hoya dischidia and anthuriums. Some monstera owners opt for a trellis a wall or even an indoor tree but most people go for a moss pole instead. Totem pole plant support is the ideal support for all indoor climbing plants. They re naturally epiphytes plants that grow on other plants so attaching them to a moss pole mimics their preferred environment.

Alberta based greenhouse ran by plant fanatics growing and shipping rare plants across canada. Browse all available plants here. These work really well because the moss provides texture that s easy for the monstera s aerial roots to attach to. Using moss poles for cheese plants is an excellent and attractive way to give the climber the scaffold it needs for natural vertical growth.

And it is extendible when the plant grows beyond the pole pin a 12 in. Unlike other types of plant support this long fibered sphagnum moss filled totem will not cut into the plants roots when installed. Coir garden coco pole 3 ft 91 cm 2 pieces moss coir stick for money plant support indoor plants house plants plant creepers. Coir garden coco pole coir moss stick for climbing money plant indoor and outdoor plants housing plants support 3 ft 91 cm brown set of 6 pieces 3 2 out of 5 stars 17 749 00.

You could wire orchids onto the pole as well as staghorn fern and bromeliads.