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Moss Poles [Classic]

Name: Moss Poles [Classic]
Brand: PlantScraper
SKU: 52126314398036
Price: 3.5 EUR
Availability: InStock

€3,50

Small (34cm x 4.5cm)

Medium (39.5cm x 6cm)

Large (45cm x 7.5cm)

XLarge (63.5cm x 9.5cm)

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Crystal Clear · support and rooting

Moss Poles [Classic]

A transparent D-shaped moss pole that acts as both a support and a rooting surface. It brings nodes and aerial roots close to moist sphagnum, guides the plant upwards and extends discreetly as it grows.

Crystal ClearTransparent and discreet among the plants

D-shapeFlat back and controlled front

S–XLFour sizes for different growth

StackableExtends with units of the same size

The function behind the shape

From a simple support to a root-growing environment

The flat, closed back and ventilated front keep moist sphagnum where the plant needs it. Aerial roots pass through the cells and grow into the material, instead of simply resting on a dry surface.

The D-shaped cross-section brings the growing side of the plant close to the rooting material.
The closed back reduces evaporation and keeps the setup tidier.
The perforated front allows contact, airflow and natural entry of aerial roots.
The next unit fits onto the existing one without changing systems.

Front view

Roots enter through the cells

Nodes rest against the front and aerial roots reach the moist sphagnum directly.

Cross-section from above

The D shape keeps the material close to the plant

The flat back reduces evaporation while the cellular front faces the nodes.

Larger, more mature leaves

Steady upward growth and the opportunity to root into the pole help many climbing aroids develop more naturally.

Slower drying

The closed back and ventilation only at the front retain moisture longer than a fully open support.

An extendable system

When the plant approaches the top, add another unit of the same size and continue without rebuilding the planting.

Selection guide

Which size suits your plant?

Choose according to future growth, leaf size and how much material you want the pole to hold—not only the plant’s current height.

For large or fast-growing plants, start with a sufficiently large size. More internal volume means more moisture and a more stable rooting environment. A young Monstera may need XL from the start.

For cuttings and very young plants

When little increase in leaf size is expected

Dimensions H × W × D: 34 × 4,5 × ~3 cm
Closure positions: 1
Sphagnum moss: ~15 g

For young plants becoming established

Small to medium leaves

Dimensions H × W × D: 39,5 × 6 × ~3,5–5,5 cm
Closure positions: M1–M3
Sphagnum moss: ~20–35 g

For vigorous climbers

Ideal for many Philodendron

Dimensions H × W × D: 45 × 7,5 × ~4,5–8 cm
Closure positions: L1–L4
Sphagnum moss: ~40–60 g

For large, fast-growing plants

Monstera and large climbing aroids

Dimensions H × W × D: 63,5 × 9,5 × ~5–9 cm
Closure positions: XL1–XL4
Sphagnum moss: ~70–110 g

Sphagnum quantities are indicative and vary with the closure position and how tightly the material is packed.

Inside the pole

Sphagnum moss

Retains high moisture levels while allowing airflow, so aerial roots can develop inside the pole without excessive compression.

View Sphagnum →

Inside the pot

The right growing medium for the plant

Use a growing medium suited to the species you grow. For climbing aroids, Sybasoil Aroid Premium Mix is an excellent option: its loose, chunky structure provides aeration, good drainage and balanced moisture while holding the base of the pole firmly. For other plants, choose an appropriately aerated, free-draining mix.

View Aroid Premium Mix →

In the pack

1 Moss Pole [Classic]

Supplied flat and unassembled, in your chosen size.

Sold separately

Setup materials and accessories

Sphagnum moss, suitable potting mix, dripper, plant ties, pot and plant.

Assembly

From a flat sheet to a finished moss pole

The Moss Pole [Classic] is shipped flat. The first four steps form and secure the D shape; then complete the filling and planting.

Removing the protective film from the Crystal Clear Moss Pole Classic — 01Remove the protective film
Carefully remove the film from both sides of the Crystal Clear pole.

Folding the Moss Pole Classic along the scored lines — 02Fold along the scored lines
Press close to each line to make neat, firm folds.

Forming the D shape and inserting tabs into the Moss Pole Classic slots — 03Form the D shape
First insert the tips of all tabs into their matching slots, pointing inwards.

Locking the tabs and completing the Moss Pole Classic — 04Lock the tabs
Push each tab fully home. A firm click confirms that it is properly secured.

Completing the setup

05 · Fill without excessive pressure

Soak the sphagnum first, then pack it firmly but not too tightly. Fill the section inside the pot with the potting mix, not continuously wet moss.

06 · Secure in the pot

Place the pole in an empty pot and add enough growing medium to hold it upright, leaving space for the root ball.

07 · Secure the nodes

Attach the plant gently with a plant tie. The nodes rest against the pole and the leaves face the light source.

08 · Extend in good time

Add an identical unit when the roots reach about two-thirds of the upper pole, with an overlap of around 7–10 cm.

Use and care

Keep moisture consistent, not permanently saturated

The moss pole becomes part of the root environment, so it needs regular watering, feeding and timely planning for extensions.

Water from above

Water from the top so moisture spreads down through all the material.

Regular feeding

Sphagnum contains no nutrients of its own, so it needs gentle, regular feeding.

Use the same size for extensions

Stack only poles of the same size and closure position.

Classic Line compatibility

Does not connect to Front Opening moss poles or their accessories.

Important for already mature plants

Installing a pole in a large, established plant can be difficult and may damage roots or stems. Starting a new setup from a cutting is often the simplest solution.

Frequently asked questions

Short answers about choosing, using and caring for the product.

01Can I stack different sizes?

No. For correct fit and alignment, every unit must be the same size and closed in the same position.

02How tightly should I fill the pole?

The material should be firm enough to support the structure, but not excessively compressed. Very dense filling hinders root growth, while very loose filling reduces stability.

03When should I add the next extension?

Before the roots reach the top. Ideally, once they have grown through about two-thirds of the last unit, add another pole of the same size with a 7–10 cm overlap.

04Is moss or other filling material included?

No. Sphagnum moss or other filling material is not included. Potting mix, dripper, plant ties, pot and plant are also sold separately.

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Moss Poles [Classic]

Moss Poles [Classic]

Moss Poles [Classic]