Bigger plants, more growth -
The Mosspole for pretty plants
The perfect set for every plant
Moss stick maxi complete set 80cm
Moss stick XL complete set 100cm
Moss stick flat complete set 70cm
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The people behind PlantMe
We're Julia and Philip and every mosspole is carefully made in our own production in Germany.
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Common plant trellises barely hold any moisture and the wooden sticks tend to rot inside the pot. This is how they give your plant the chance to bend off instead of growing up. Extending these poles is more of a craft lesson, than really satisfactory.
With the longliving PlantMe Mosspoles you'll support your plants with exactly what they need to flourish: A core that roots can hold on to and that provides moisture and nutrients. Just what they need to become stronger. Your plants will sense the support and react with bigger leaves and more growth.
And the best is yet to come: The modular mosspoles can be easily extended and will grow bigger together with your plants. With a PlantMe Mosspole your giving your plants the perfect basis for beautiful and astonishing plants.
Give your plants the support they deserve!
Success Stories
The Queen of Mosspoles
@nonamemeetsnobody has the most impressive plants. She'll make avery plant have big leaves with a PlantMe Mosspole.
Authentic, sympathic, plantastic
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The latest rarities
Many unusually rare plants are on the account of @pflanzen.marten. Even anthuriums grow on mosspoles!
Local. Optimal. Functional.
Local.
We produce our product in our own production in Germany. Because sustainability is important to us, we source our materials in the EU, to safe on emissions, that arise during transportation.
Optimal.
PlantMe Mosspoles are just perfect for climbing plants. They're sturdy and modular. The watering aid provides water and nutrients for your plants. To keep in the moisture, so vital for your plants, the Moisture Guards are placed on half of the modules.
Functional.
PlantMe Mosspoles combine aesthetics and functionality. In comparision to self-made mosspoles, they're easily extendable and the absolute eye-catcher.
FAQs
Why does my plant need a mosspole?
With a watered mosspole your plant will grow into the core of your mosspole. They extend their root system and find water and nutrients.
Climbing plants like the genera monstera, philodendron, syngonium, and even some anthuriums can hold themselves up with their aerial roots. In nature they climb on trees. With a mosspole we imitate the natural environment. For most of the plants, growing up is essential to growing big leaves. This is due to the hormones the plant produce, when noticing it's climbing.
Which diameter should my mosspole be?
The perfectly sized mosspole for your plant depends on the final height, you want to achieve, the weight of the plant and the diameter of the stem. We recommend the following final heights for our mosspoles:
Mosspole Mini: 60cm
Mosspole Midi: 90cm
Mosspole Maxi: 1.4m
Mosspole XL: 2m
Of course it's possible to use a smaller mosspole with a plant, that can't grow big leaves like syngonium and use them up to a height of 1.8m.
If you are unsure which mosspole suits your plant best, feel free to contact us anytime.
What happens when the plant outgrew the recommended final height or my preffered height mosspole?
Chop and Extend is a method, where you cut a plant, that has an established root system in the mosspole. For this to work best about four plants should remain on the top cutting. The top parts gets repotted, and because of the root system, that is established, will grow as if it would not have been cut.
This technique enables plants to grow further up, which can lead to impressively big leaves. With the continious growth upwards your plant will develope stronger, more healthy leaves.
How do I water a plant with a mosspole?
Mosspoles should be watered every 4-6 days with the watering aid. Depending on the plant, mosspole and weather conditions this time can vary. The mosspole should never dry out completely. The planter will be watered as needed, since the water can run trough the mosspole into the pot.