Rynx | 4-Pieces: Coco Coir Expandable Moss Pole for Climbing Plants

Our coconut fiber moss pole is perfect for providing support to your plants with aerial roots that require water and nutrients to thrive better and taller. It features PVC rods instead of wooden stakes, which can easily mold, making it both clean and durable. With 6.6 feet of jute twine, 6.6 feet of fastening straps, and 65.6 feet of twisted tape, this moss pole is securely anchored. The included 10 plant labels will also assist you in gardening. Our moss pole is extendable, allowing you to insert another pole as your plant grows, should additional height support be required. Ideal for both indoor and outdoor plants, including potted plants, climbing plants, trailing plants, monstera, money plants, vines, ivy, pothos, vanilla, philodendron, and more.

Features:

• Excellent plant companion: These moss poles provide support for climbing potted plants to thrive both indoors and outdoors, while helping to retain moisture for their aerial roots to grow upwards toward the light. Included are 6.6 feet of jute twine, 6.6 feet of fastening straps, and 65.6 feet of twisted tape, ensuring secure placement of the moss pole. The accompanying 10 plant labels are also great for your gardening tasks.
• Eco-friendly material: Made from natural coconut fiber, it is ideal for supporting your plant's aerial roots that need water and nutrients for enhanced growth. It has PVC rods rather than wooden stakes, which can easily become moldy, and it is also clean and durable.
• Extendable moss pole: Each moss pole is equipped with a semi-encased PVC tube, making it easy to insert another pole from the top. You can add a pole into another as your plant grows, should a longer support rod become necessary.
• Wide application: Perfect for both indoor and outdoor plants such as potted plants, climbing species, trailing vines, monstera, money plants, vines, ivy, pothos, vanilla, philodendron, and more.
• Easy to use: Just remove the cap, pull the PVC rod out from the tube, position the rod at the other end of the moss pole, insert the assembled moss pole into the soil, and secure the plant using the provided jute twine, fastening straps, or twisted tapes.