

Why it works
Everything in one box, for less
Bundle pricing
Costs less than buying each piece on its own.
Bendable support
Every pole bends and re-bends to follow your plant.
Ready to gift
A complete set for a new plant parent or a growing collection.
Setup
Getting started
Match pole to plant
Use the moss poles for aerial-root climbers and coir or THIN for vines.
Anchor and bend
Set each pole in the pot, then shape it to the stem.
Attach
Pin or tape stems loosely to the pole.
Compare
Which bendable pole is right for your plant?
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Original Bendable Moss Pole™
- Our sturdiest pole, stone base included
- Moss outer layer for aerial roots
- Best for monstera, large philodendron

Bendable Moss Pole™ THIN
- Slimmer, singles or 3-packs
- Forest moss outer layer
- Best for pothos, small philodendron

Bendable Coir Pole™
- Slimmest, plant tape included
- Manila coir, no moss
- Best for hoya and trailing vines
Pairs well with
Complete the setup
Details
The specifics
What's in the box
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. Re-bend the top and add ties to guide new stems.
The moss is dried, so it won't grow on the pole, but it holds water 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.
FAQ
Questions, answered
What pot do I need?
A heavy pot at least 10" wide so the stone bases have room and the plant doesn't tip.
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.


