Alphatool 73.5in Total Moss Poles Plants Support for Indoor Climbing Plants - Stable Stackable Coco Coir Stakes for Monstera Potted Plants, Easy to Use (6 Pack, 16.5in)

These are very easy to use. I needed to add to the ones I had in use already. They fit together easily and help hold my plan up! I don’t use the inclosed fasteners, not because they are bad but because I use the Velcro tape.

They’re super easy to use and are study enough for my handsome boy! If you’re wondering if these are strong enough to support a larger plant, don’t give it a second thought — you won’t be disappointed!

This moss pole was easy to assemble and was plenty tall. I’d buy again if needed.

This stacks well and keeps my vanilla plant happily growing

Easy to use,works very well for my ivy as my ivy grows I just attach another pole

The stakes into the soil are very large and not actually that long, so difficult to get the stake to not wiggle inside the plant pot. The stake is heavy, with a plastic tube inside. Sturdy, but also heavy and challenging to support.I would look for smaller plant trellis options in the future.

My Monstera had begun leaning too far over, these were the perfect solution! She now stands beautifully. I also use them for my vine plants, and the look so much better and organized. My only complaint would be the size of the stick that goes into the dirt. It is massive for my indoor pots. I was able to make it work but it could be an inch or two shorter I feel like.

The media could not be loaded.  I wanted to make my own moss poles but it’s a project that requires some space to assemble and I just couldn’t find the time. These are pretty straightforward. I had to repot my monstera to make space for the poles. Ideally you’d place them right in the center, but mine is pretty root bound so I settled for 2 stacks of 3 towards the outside of the pot. As long as you get the first stake in deep and pack it into the soil, you should be good. I used a mix of their twist ties and twine. Will order more definitely. My monstera is pretty leggy and these are creating enough counter weight so it no longer tips over. If you can soak them first that’s ideal!