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Posted 2Y ago by @BeatificSapote

I want to but a moss pole for my monstera adansonii and m...
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Kadie
51154 XP
2Y ago
@KDkat3
I got these on Amazon. I wasn’t up for making my own. They aren’t bad. Do what I need them to do and have real moss.
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Kadie
51154 XP
2Y ago
@KDkat3
DUSPRO Stackable Mesh Moss Pole... https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0BN14P6CB?ref=ppx_pop_mob_ap_share
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Jessica
52185 XP
2Y ago
@Propa
Amazon has a lot of different options to choose from, what style are you looking for? I used to buy materials and build them myself but the moss would always dry out in a day and just would never stay moist and if it doesn’t, there’s no point(the plant can’t easily attach roots to it). You can find ones that are D shaped and they hold moisture better. Coco coir poles are nice, personally I use them, and my plants love them. I haven’t tried the D shaped ones yet but I’ve heard people like them☺️
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Jason
239 XP
2Y ago
@BeatificSapote
@KDkat3 thank you but that’s a little over my budget
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Jason
239 XP
2Y ago
@BeatificSapote
@Propa thank you I kept on seaching online and I think I’ll just make my own
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Jessica
52185 XP
2Y ago
@Propa
@BeatificSapote sure thing! Do you have an idea on what you’re wanting to use? I found some flexible hardware cloth and it worked really well. I was able to use scissors to cut it to size and then zip tie it closed and then fill it with moss. I’ll include a pic of the one I bought off Amazon. These rolls go a really long way too. I cut most vertical and one horizontal and made a really tall pole for a dragon tail plant.