60" Metal Moss Pole, D Shape Sphagnum Moss Pole, Moss Poles for Climbing Plants, Monstera, Indoor Climbing Plants (4Pcs 60")

Works perfectly for my large Hawaiian Pothos! It was exactly what I was looking for, it feels sturdy and was easy to put together. You get a good value for the money you spend.

Overall this is a great product for the price. It comes with everything you need (except the moss) to set up your plants with a moss pole. I would recommend.Pros: Like that it comes with two different lengths so that they can grow with the plant. When not assembled, they did come in a compact box rolled up, so if you’re not ready to use them, or only need one of the poles, they store easily. Comes with everything you would need to get set up (except the moss and a clippers for the zip ties). Even though this moss pole kit seems flimsy, when it is assembled it will hold up with a larger plant.Cons: It is tedious to put together because you zip tie the entire thing together. It does not come with the moss and there is no option to purchase as an add on. This is fine for us because we know where to get some, but it would be nice to have the option so it’s one less step. The instructions are a little vague I guess. I had to come back to this listing to see the pictures again.

I got this for quite a few of my plants. It came with everything you need to set them up, and putting them together was easy.

The media could not be loaded. Very easy to assemble. All moss poles are as described. The one in the video is the smallest one. You really get your moneys worth.

These moss poles work very well for plants you want to grow vertically. The smaller lengths seem a bit less useful as it is easy to cut the longer lengths down and it is difficult to add on more material later, but if you only want a smaller pole they should be functional as well. The plastic backing helps retain moisture and lets monitor the roots and see when more water is needed. Not the most attractive, but the plants are what's important!Note: You will need some kind of wire cutters to cut down the mesh. I would suggest some kind of flush cutters or side cutters.

Comes with everything you need to set up your plant on a moss pole.

This comes with everything you need, except for the moss. Finding the right moss was a bit of a journey for me. It would have been nice if it came with it. Putting it together took a while as it's just plastic and zip ties, but once it was together, it worked great. My plants are already loving it. It seems pretty sturdy and should last a while.Overall, it works and does its job well. No big complaints.

I have a monstera that came to my as a tiny baby. I had no idea that it would grow into the giant plant it is today. It was time to repot it so I was delighted to find that miss poles.They're tedious to assemble but very sturdy once they are. They're not difficult to put together - just a lot of zip ties!The plastic backing is very durable and I think it would take a lot to mess it up. It's prepunched at intervals along its length in both sides, so it just has to be lined up with the hardware cloth.The wire mesh is coated to help minimize damage to delicate plant tissues. You may need to give it a bit of a straightening out but it comes rolled so that's minimal.They're not the prettiest things out there but they should do the job! They came with some cool Velcro tape that makes attaching the plants very easy.They're a great height and easy to fill with sphagnum moss. I just soaked it in a bucket, squeezed out handfuls and dropped them in.I'm hoping it will make my monstera happy to have the support and some way to get additional water and nutrients. I can honestly recommend these.