$16.99
1 in stock
This four-pack of moss poles offers a simple way to support indoor climbing plants. It provides stability. It also creates a natural growth environment.
The package includes four 17″ moss poles. Moreover, it contains jute string and garden tie. Four bamboo labels are also provided. This ensures you have all the tools to support your plants.
These moss poles are designed for easy setup. You can install them quickly. They provide immediate support.
The moss poles are sturdy. They are also durable. Therefore, they offer reliable, long-term support. They withstand the weight of climbing plants.
Natural coir fiber is used. This material promotes healthy root development and provides a suitable surface for roots to grip.
These moss poles support many indoor climbing plants. For example, they are ideal for monstera and money plants. They also work well for creepers.
The poles help plants grow towards light. This maximizes their access to sunlight. Therefore, they thrive under natural light.
The moss poles encourage vertical growth. This saves space. Furthermore, it promotes healthy plant development.
These poles help keep plants organized. They prevent plants from spreading out. Thus, they contribute to a tidy garden.
Bamboo plant labels are included. They make plant identification easy. Consequently, your garden stays organized.
This kit provides all the tools needed. It offers immediate support for plant growth.
Natural coir, garden ties, and jute string are used. These ensure plant safety.
This four-pack of moss poles is donated new. It arrives ready to use.
By purchasing this set, you’re supporting Father Joe’s Villages’ mission to prevent and end homelessness in San Diego.
Condition: Donated new
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