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hanging planter stakes Golden Plant Stakes – Modern Trellis SupportGolden Plant Stakes Elegant Metal Supports for Climbing and Upright Plants These golden plant stakes are slim, sculptural supports that keep larger plants upright while adding a design element to the pot. Available in four shapes Arch, Pin, Squiggle, and Zig Zag they create a clean graphic contrast against green foliage. Each stake is made from recycled aluminium, making them lightweight, rustproof, and suitable for both indoor and outdoor use. At
Golden Plant Stakes – Elegant Metal Supports for Climbing and Upright Plants
These golden plant stakes are slim, sculptural supports that keep larger plants upright while adding a design element to the pot. Available in four shapes – Arch, Pin, Squiggle, and Zig Zag – they create a clean graphic contrast against green foliage.
Each stake is made from recycled aluminium, making them lightweight, rustproof, and suitable for both indoor and outdoor use. At around 70 cm high they are best paired with deeper pots and medium to tall plants.
Key details
- Height: approx. 70 cm – works well with pots at least 30 cm tall.
- Material: recycled aluminium that will not rust.
- Use: indoor and outdoor, depending on plant and pot.
- Included: plant velcro to secure stems gently to the stakes.
For climbers and tall foliage plants that deserve something nicer than a basic plastic stake, these golden supports are a simple, good-looking support.
Using stakes without root damage
- Placement: Insert close to the pot edge first, then angle toward the stem if the root ball is dense.
- Depth: Push down far enough that the stake does not wobble when the plant leans.
- Grouping: Use multiple stakes for heavier stems rather than one tight tie.
Ties and adjustments
- Soft ties: Use flexible ties and leave room for thickening stems.
- Re-check: Adjust every few weeks so support stays where the plant needs it.
- Finish: Wipe clean if sap or soil sticks, especially before storage.
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★★★★★ 5
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