satin pothos moss pole 80cm Coir Pole (Moss pole, grow poles, plant poles, plant climber stic – Happy Houseplants

satin pothos moss pole 80cm Coir Pole (Moss pole, grow poles, plant poles, plant climber stic – Happy HouseplantsOur ready to use grow poles are made from coconut coir to help support the growth of your houseplants and are suitable for any vining plants like Monstera, Pothos or Philodendrons. A grow pole serves as a fake tree, encouraging a more natural looking vertical growth in houseplants and beautiful, large aerial roots. A grow pole can also help trigger the development of larger, more mature leaves and fenestrations (plants making holes or clear parts in

Our ready-to-use grow poles are made from coconut coir to help support the growth of your houseplants and are suitable for any vining plants like Monstera, Pothos or Philodendrons.  

A grow pole serves as a fake tree, encouraging a more natural-looking vertical growth in houseplants and beautiful, large aerial roots. 

A grow pole can also help trigger the development of larger, more mature leaves and fenestrations (plants making holes or clear parts in their leaves, like the Cheese plant or Monstera deliciosa) as the plant grows taller. 

How to Use a Houseplant Grow Pole

• Select a grow pole taller than your plant and soak it well after purchase; it will help your plant bind to the grow pole. 
• Insert the grow pole firmly into the potting soil, positioning it so that the moss pole is as close to the base of the plant as possible while taking care not to break the plant stems or delicate root system. 
• Wrap the plant carefully around the grow pole; dont worry about the direction of the leaves too much; they will naturally find space and move to the light over the next few days. 
• Use twine to secure the plant to the grow pole. The vines are easily damaged, so don't tie them to the moss pole too tightly. 
• Look for each node of the plant (where the leaves meet the stem) and make sure they make good contact - this is where roots will form and grow into the moss pole. Ariel roots look attractive but also encourage those large leaves and good growth we want. 
• Spray your grow pole regularly, and as the plant grows and naturally fixes itself to the pole, you can remove the twine.