Trellis or moss pole, or something else?
So, I recently stumbled into my local nursery and this guy reached out and touched me π
This is an admittedly terrible photo, but as you can see here Drago the dragon tail has quite the vine going already. It's not so stiff it can't be trained a bit as it is now, but I wouldn't want to bend it much past where it is now.
First of all I wonder if he needs to be repotted into something a bit larger, and I also wonder if it will sprout roots in that bend if I allow it to rest on top of the soil.
Secondly I don't really know what to do with the vine at this point. Does it need a moss pole, a hanging basket, is it okay as-is all propped up, or maybe it would be happier if I tied a rope to ceiling for it π
The shape of this one is super cool and interested, but also a bit challenging so I'm curious if any of you have thoughts on the matter.
Thanks!
This is an admittedly terrible photo, but as you can see here Drago the dragon tail has quite the vine going already. It's not so stiff it can't be trained a bit as it is now, but I wouldn't want to bend it much past where it is now.
First of all I wonder if he needs to be repotted into something a bit larger, and I also wonder if it will sprout roots in that bend if I allow it to rest on top of the soil.
Secondly I don't really know what to do with the vine at this point. Does it need a moss pole, a hanging basket, is it okay as-is all propped up, or maybe it would be happier if I tied a rope to ceiling for it π
The shape of this one is super cool and interested, but also a bit challenging so I'm curious if any of you have thoughts on the matter.
Thanks!

3ft to light, direct

6β pot with drainage

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@tmbryant37 definitely a moss pole. You can order them from Amazon.
Alphatool Full Length 68 Inch... https://www.amazon.com/dp/B08YN8Q8DV?ref=ppx_pop_mob_ap_share
Alphatool Full Length 68 Inch... https://www.amazon.com/dp/B08YN8Q8DV?ref=ppx_pop_mob_ap_share
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