6 Pack Metal Moss Pole, 40"/24"/15" Moss Poles for Plants Monstera, Stackable Sphagnum Moss Pole for Plants Work with Sphagnum Moss(6 Pack 40")

I have been making moss poles for a couple years now. This is literally the best thing I've come across for metal moss pole you fill. I have in the past purchased the hardware cloth and made them myself cut and snipped all those sharp edges and would get around 6 poles a roll. You need to buy wire cutters(yes these dull and become garbage so it's not a permanent tool) hardware cloth, zip ties, gloves(optional most would want them but I prefer to be more dexterous) moss, something to rub those sharper edges with so your plants are not stabbed. You need to then count how many squares across so you have an even amount for later addition to extend poles. It's a lot of work... Now these are amazing it literally took the most time consuming part of the process and boom done! No sharp edges so no sanding! The squares are already counted out. The little nibs you have to cut off all along the edges, done for you, it's perfectly squared.The size is correct... Some reviews show a ruler along the width but the cages are rolled the shorter direction to save space on shipping. Once wire holding it together is undone then they snap open and you can lay them flat only took seconds to smooth out and start shaping and stuffing. The wire is the perfect thickness and same quality of the hardware cloth I normally purchase. It came with zip ties, no need for wire cutters (thank you!!) It's versatile enough it'll work for all of my climbing aroids. I made one for my dark lord philodendron so far and plan to make some more for some of my other plants that needed longer poles. They are super sturdy once put together you need to leave gap at the bottom with no moss to fill with dirt it will be more steady and you bury that at the bottom of the pot then you plant your cuttings or plants around it and pack it. To extend the pole to 80" insert a long metal garden rod halfway down the old pole and then half way up your new pole zip tie old pole to new one then let your plant continue to grow up! 💚 These perform just as good as the ones I use to make! They are even better because the lack of sharp edges for the plants to get snagged on. Water from the top with large water bottles square ones work the best the points balance at the top.

Not difficult to put together, they are a good size for heavy plants like the monsteras. Well build and good value for the money. Please wear the gloves, very important! Also, if you are buying them for already potted plants, you should be creative and come up with a strategy as to how you are going to make them stand on top of the soil. I had to undo mines and put some metal stakes at the bottom so they could stay up. When repotting the plants, I will first put them in the pot and add soil and the plant. I like them though very much. I put the moss inside and it is easy to pour wayer in the poles. They hold a lot of moss.

I love this moss pole kit. The moss poles are thoughtfully packaged with a label that warms you how to open it carefully so the wire doesn't spring open and cause injury. They are much stronger/sturdier than I imagined. While the package didn't come with clear instructions for use, the listing on Amazon does have that information available. The gloves were a thoughtful touch, preventing any scratches from the wire mesh. It also comes with a generous amount of this plant-velcro stuff used to fasten plants to the pole. I purchased it for my monstera "rescue" plant.Note: it doesn't come with moss, that has to be purchased separately.

I’d definitely buy these again!

I really like how it comes with all the pieces you need to make the moss pole (minus wire cutters) but that should already be in your home! It’s your raw moss pole look so it looks very natural and so far support is phenomenal and took a bit of trial and errror to figure out the correct sizing but now I find it easy to use and put together. Great quality and bendability.Make sure you have patience for these kinds of projects because they will take time no matter what. And also opt for 2.5 inch diameter or 15 squares across. And keep in mind of the substrate you put in it if you’re in a climate where the pole will dry out quicker. I’m in the middle of testing this out so will update when I figure out what works best in NYC apartment weather. 😂

The media could not be loaded. Don’t be discouraged by the packaging; it’s designed for easier shipping alongside other items. This is a simple DIY project with user-friendly materials. I used my countertop to help shape the pole and was able to make eight in various sizes in about an hour, with plenty of supplies left over.I’m particular about aesthetics, so I took a little extra time to get them just right. The only downside is that it doesn’t include wire cutters, but I already had some on hand. The gloves are a bit large for my small hands, but they still did the job perfectly.Tip: Once you shape the pole, fill it with moss before adding the zip ties, it’ll save you a lot of hassle!

These would be fabulous for moss poles if they were longer. Very simple and straight forward. Only wish they were taller so I could have made more poles

I bought the 4 40inch. It was a little ambitious for my plants but I’m very happy with the product and plan to order more but shorter. Didn’t realize it came with Velcro, zip ties, and gloves. Never even had gloves I just also don’t have fingernails!!