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Moss poles that help your monstera climb
Is your monstera, pothos or philodendron leaning and sprawling? Our Moss Pole Starter Kit gives it something to climb, with everything you need in one box and a simple 15-minute setup.
- Everything in one boxPole, moss, pins, plant tape and a guide
- No wood coreWon't rot from the inside in damp soil
- 15-minute setupSimple steps, no experience needed
- Free shipping $49+Tracked USPS delivery across the USA
The basics
What is a moss pole?
A moss pole is a plant support wrapped in moss that acts like a tree trunk inside your pot. Climbing houseplants such as Monstera deliciosa, pothos and philodendrons send out aerial roots that grip the damp moss, so the plant grows upward instead of sprawling.
Kept lightly damp, a moss pole for monstera and other climbers helps the plant stay upright, look fuller and, over time, grow larger leaves as it matures.
New to moss poles? Our Moss Pole Starter Kit includes everything you need to get started.
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The Moss Pole Starter Kit
Everything your climbing plant needs, in one box
$44.99Free shipping on orders $49+
- 16" flexible moss pole (no wood core)
- Long-fiber sphagnum moss (50g)
- 10 stainless floral pins
- Reusable soft plant tape
- Step-by-step setup guide
Simple from day one
How it works
Open the kit
Pole, moss, pins, plant tape and a guide are all inside.
Set up in 15 minutes
Soak the moss, place the pole, attach your plant with tape and pins.
Watch it climb
Keep the moss lightly damp. Aerial roots grip the pole within a few weeks.
Full step-by-step instructions are on the Starter Kit page and printed in every box.
What does a moss pole do?
It gives climbing houseplants a damp surface to grip with their aerial roots, like a tree trunk in nature. This helps the plant grow upright and fuller.
Do monsteras need a moss pole?
They don't need one to survive, but a moss pole helps a monstera grow upright, take up less floor space and develop larger leaves as it matures.
Which plants benefit from a moss pole?
Climbers with aerial roots: Monstera deliciosa, Monstera adansonii, pothos, climbing philodendrons and syngonium.
Do I soak a moss pole before using it?
Yes. Soak the moss for 10-15 minutes, squeeze out the extra water, then keep it lightly damp so the roots grow into it.
How long does shipping take?
Orders ship within 3-5 business days with USPS tracking to all 50 states. Shipping is free on orders of $49 or more.
Bigger leaves start here.
Give your plant something to climb
Moss Pole Starter Kit, 16" | $44.99 | Free shipping on orders $49+