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Patented · Mossify Original
The Original Bendable Moss Pole™ - Best-seller (épingles incluses)
The Original Bendable Moss Pole™ - Best-seller (épingles incluses)
The moss pole you can bend into any shape. Climbing plants like monstera root into the real moss and climb it like a tree trunk, which gives them bigger leaves and a fuller, upright shape.
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“I love my moss-pole! First one I ever bought for my new monstera. Work well, provides sufficient support and is aesthetically pleasing”
“Love my moss pole! Very easy to work with!”
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About this item
- Bends any direction, as often as you like. A galvanized steel core holds curves, spirals or a straight climb. Re-bend it when the plant needs a new direction.
- Real moss your plant can root into. Sphagnum and forest moss over a burlap layer hold water. Aerial roots grab on, and climbers tend to answer with bigger, more mature leaves.
- A stone base so it stays upright. The solid stone anti-lean base sits in the bottom of the pot, so a heavy climber doesn't drag the pole sideways.
- Everything to get started. Floral pins come in the box: 5, 7 or 10 depending on height.
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Patented · Mossify Original
Built the way climbing plants grow in the wild
In the rainforest, monstera and philodendron climb trunks that twist and lean. A straight stake fights that. A bendable pole follows it.
Bends any direction, as often as you like
Real moss your plant can root into
A stone base so it stays upright
Everything to get started
What to expect
Day 1
Set the stone base in the pot, bend the pole to the stem, and pin it.
“I staked my unruly monstera to it and it feels so stable now.” Erica C.
A few weeks in
Keep the moss damp. Aerial roots start reaching into it.
“The roots are already reaching out to the pole and the plants are starting to climb!” Eric R.
Months later
Climbers tend to grow bigger, more mature leaves. Re-bend the pole when it needs a new direction.
“My syngonium is enjoying having the moss pole to climb up after I twisted the pole into a spiral.” Katherine D.
Photos from three different customers. Results depend on the plant, light and care.
Setup
Up and climbing in minutes
Anchor it
Set the stone base at the bottom of the pot, ideally when repotting, and backfill soil around it so the pole stands firm.
Bend it
Shape it a little at a time with both hands. Start the curve where the stem already wants to go.
Pin it
Push pins in at about 45° so they straddle the stem. For thick stems, use reusable plant tape instead.
Moisten itoptional
Mist the moss, or soak the pole for a few minutes before setup. Damp moss encourages aerial roots to attach.
Which one is right for you
Which bendable pole is right for your plant?
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You're viewingOriginal Bendable Moss Pole™
1.6"41 mm thick
- Our sturdiest pole
- Moss outer layer for aerial roots
- Best for monstera, large philodendron
Bendable Moss Pole™ THIN
0.9"22 mm thick
- Slimmer, singles or 3-packs
- Forest moss outer layer
- Best for pothos, small philodendron
Bendable Coir Pole™
0.6"15 mm thick
- Slimmest, plant tape included
- Manila coir, no moss
- Best for hoya and trailing vines
Size guide
Find your height
Drawn to scale. Tap a height to select it.
Between two sizes? Go taller. For a large, mature monstera, use the 42" or 54" in a heavy pot 10" or wider.
Why bendable
| Bendable Moss Pole™ | Straight stake | Plastic moss pole | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Bends and re-bends | ✓ | ✗ | ✗ |
| Real moss on the outside | ✓ | ✗ | You fill it |
| Weighted stone base | ✓ | ✗ | ✗ |
| Pins in the box | ✓ | ✗ | Varies |
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Details
Product information
| In the box | 16" Pole · 5 pins · 2.75" stone base 30" Pole · 7 pins · 4" stone base 42" Pole · 10 pins · 4" stone base 54" Pole · 10 pins · 4" stone base |
|---|---|
| Core | Galvanized steel, bendable by hand |
| Layers | Burlap inner, sphagnum + forest moss outer |
| Thickness | 16" and 30": 1.6" (41 mm) · 42": 1.8" (46 mm) · 54": 1.3" (33 mm) |
| Base | Solid stone anti-lean base |
| Pins | 1.75" floral pins |
| Use | Indoor plants |
| Patent | No. D989 355 S |
| Made in | China |
Care
Moisture. Mist the moss when it feels dry, usually 2–3 times a week. Mist gently; a hard spray can loosen fibres.
Light. Bright, indirect light keeps climbers pushing new growth up the pole.
As it grows. Add or move pins, and re-bend the top to guide new stems.
The moss is dried, so it won't grow on the pole, but it holds water like a sponge for aerial roots.
Shipping & delivery
Free shipping on orders over $99 (USD in the continental US, CAD in continental Canada). Orders ship within 1–2 business days and typically arrive in 3–5 business days. You will receive tracking by email.
Free gift & tree planting
Orders of $150+ receive a free gift while supplies last. Every order plants a tree with our partner veritree.
Returns
Unused, unopened items can be returned within 30 days of delivery. Live plants, moss and perishables are final sale. Read the full refund policy.
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FAQ
Questions answered
Will it hold a large, mature monstera?
For big, heavy plants, use the 42" or 54" and a pot at least 10" wide so the stone base has room and the pot doesn't tip. For very large plants, two poles side by side give extra support.
My plant's stems are thick. Will the pins work?
Pins suit most stems. For thick or woody stems, wrap them to the pole with reusable plant tape instead.
Do I need to soak it first?
No, it's optional. Damp moss helps aerial roots attach sooner, so many people mist it or give it a quick soak during setup.
Will the pins or steel hurt my plant?
Not when used as directed. The steel is fully wrapped, and pins straddle the stem rather than piercing it.
Can I re-bend it later?
Yes, as often as you like. Bend gradually instead of folding it sharply in one spot.
Which plants climb a moss pole?
Monstera, philodendron, pothos, syngonium, scindapsus and anthurium. Hoya does better on a coir pole or trellis.
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Moss poles base is too small so it can support its own weight and keeps falling over. Can’t use it with bigger plants. What of money and time. Very disappointed
Mossify repliedHey Sorry to hear about your experience here. We have not received an email from you and we would love to help! There is a specific technique used to secure the base, it has to be compacted during the repot for the best results.
had to sort out how to use but once done found it suported the plant well
Mossify repliedThank you so much Linda for the review :) Have a great day!
It's exactly what it says on the tin. I wish it was a bit stronger so it could hold up mature monstera or large philodendron branches without tilting, but it made a lovely gift for a friend whose favorite plant had no where to go but up.
Mossify repliedThank you so much for the feedback! Have a great day!
works great
Mossify repliedThank you so much George :) Have a great day!
Looks great!
Mossify repliedThank you so much Aja!! Have a great day!
It is working great for my Monstera, which I had replanted into a larger pot.
Mossify repliedThank you so much Desiree for the review, I am glad its working out for you :) Have a great day!
I love my moss-pole! First one I ever bought for my new monstera. Work well, provides sufficient support and is aesthetically pleasing
Mossify repliedThank you Amy for the feedback and beautiful photo! Glad to see it working well :)