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moss pole for climbing plants

moss pole for climbing plants Intergrated Moss Pole & Self-Watering Cache Pot

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moss pole for climbing plants Intergrated Moss Pole & Self-Watering Cache PotA plastic sheet moss pole is pre assembled and attached to a 4 inch net pot with zip ties, sitting in a food storage container. This does NOT include the moss. Can this be used like a self watering pot? Absolutely! We find great success in plants that are rooted into both the pole and the reservoir. It can be a ton of fun to watch both the roots and foliage grow at the same time! The transparency literally makes seeing where your moss is dry easier so

A plastic sheet moss pole is pre-assembled and attached to a 4 inch net pot with zip ties, sitting in a food storage container.

This does NOT include the moss.

Can this be used like a self watering pot?

Absolutely!

We find great success in plants that are rooted into both the pole and the reservoir. 

It can be a ton of fun to watch both the roots and foliage grow at the same time! 

The transparency literally makes seeing where your moss is dry easier so you will never leave portions of the roots dry.

This set up will make your Monstera, Philodendron, Syngonium, Pothos, so many climbing houseplants happy!

If your goal is to have large lush foliage, this is the set up for you!

We typically use Premium Long-fiber Sphagnum Moss to fill the poles, but you can use a chunky soil mix, or New Zealand Tree Fern Fiber.

Production Notes:

A.C. infinity is printed on the rim of the net pots and A.C. Infinity is only the original manufacturer of the net pots. A.C. Infinity does NOT indorse this product. 

Each piece of this product is manufactured separately and not affiliated with Matt's and Mike's Plants.

The final product being sold is assembled and related only to Matt's and Mike's Plants.

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