Our slimmest, bendiest pole: natural coir over a steel core, with plant tape included. Hoyas and vines grip the coir and climb any shape you bend it into.
Bends into tight shapes. Hoops, waves and spirals hold their shape on the galvanized steel core.
Natural Manila coir. A textured rope wrap that vines can grip. No misting needed.
Stone base on 30" and up. A granite anti-lean base keeps taller poles steady.
Granite anti-lean base, 4" x 2.25" x 0.9" (30" and up)
Use
Indoor plants
Made in
China
Care
Watering. Coir doesn't need misting. Water the plant as usual.
As it grows. Re-bend the pole and move the tape to guide new stems.
Coir is a natural fibre and will soften and darken slightly over time.
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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
Coir or moss pole?
Coir is slimmer and bends tighter, great for hoya and vines. Plants with big aerial roots, like monstera, prefer a moss pole that holds moisture.
Do I need to mist it?
No. Coir doesn't need to stay damp.
Can I re-bend it later?
Yes, as often as you like. Bend gradually instead of folding it sharply in one spot.
Will it hurt my plant?
Not when used as directed. The galvanized steel core is fully wrapped, and pins or tape hold stems without piercing them.
Store owner replied:
Thank you so much Beth!
Have a great day!
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I had no idea bendable coir poles even existed, and now I don't think I'll ever use a straight one again.
I used this to support a mature monstera that had grown in several different directions, and the flexibility made all the difference. Instead of forcing the plant into an unnatural shape, I was able to gently curve the pole and guide the vines exactly where I wanted them. The result looks natural, balanced, and much more intentional.
The best part is that once the plant was secured, the pole practically disappeared into the foliage. You notice the beautifully shaped monstera, not the support holding it together.
It's sturdy, easy to install, and far more versatile than traditional poles. If your monstera has a mind of its own or you want a cleaner, more professional-looking result, this is absolutely worth buying.
Store owner replied:
Hi Hunter,
Thanks for the honest feedback. While a cedar plank is definitely a classic choice for climbing plants, our bendable poles are designed to offer a bit more structural flexibility for shaping.
Because they are flexible, they do rely heavily on being anchored deep into the pot's soil—ideally all the way to the bottom—and packed tightly to get that solid stability. If the base isn't buried deeply enough, it can definitely feel a bit wobbly with heavier plants!
We'd love to help you get the most out of your pole if you're open to giving it another shot.
Store owner replied:
Thank you so much for the review Susan have a great day!
My new favourite plant support I didn't know I needed! It's amazingly sturdy while also being easy to pot and position. My monstera is looking happy and luscious as a result.
Store owner replied:
Hey Lisa, Thank you so much again! so glad you and your plant love the sturdiness of our pole :) Have a great day!
It made a great gift. One reason I don’t always rate these purchases is that Etsy requires you to type in at least five words to submit. Highly annoying. Not the seller’s fault, but do better Etsy.
Store owner replied:
So happy to hear your Philo love its new support! :) Have a great weekend!
Decent product, impossible to keep consistently damp enough to actually have plants put roots into it. I tried plastic-wrapping and misting a section of it on manufacturer recommendation, but pretty quickly got fungal growth.
I've had healthy plants growing on it for over 6 weeks without good attachment, I think at this point it's fairly clear it's a design flaw to be that thin.
Also, the metal on bottom rusted on one of my poles - poor alloy choice, of course there's gonna be lots of water and wet/dry cycles for this application.
EDIT: new info in response to the response.
Apologies, this review is meant for the moss poles, not coir - I bought several and am growing a couple kinds of pothos and two syngoniums on them. I believe moss poles should hold moisture, I agree my complaint would be less valid of coir. Regarding the rust, it only seems to be happening on one of my rods despite fairly similar watering, so my guess is it's a batch problem with the wires. I don't believe anywhere near this much iron oxide is good for my plants, and it's ugly.
Store owner replied:
Hey Kasey! Thanks for the review :) This item is not meant to be watered, in fact, coir manila repels water. please try our bendable MOSS pole to hold more moisture for longer. Regarding the rust, this is not actually a bad thing. In fact, its a great thing for plants! Rust = iron oxide. Iron is a crucial element for ALL plant growth. Iron oxide slowly releases iron into the soil and actually helps your plant thrive :)
If you have any concerns before leaving a review, we'd be happy to answer and help if you reach out to us directly!
Store owner replied:
Hey Lisa, I have tried calling you to try and help provide a better experience and explain: You have to choose the size of the pole. You chose the smallest size and confirmed it by purchasing. Also, there is clear instructions mentioning the tape can be cut to size to use.
When you picked up the phone after I tried to help you mentioned to "give me a break" and proceeded to hang up the phone abruptly. I hope you find happiness somewhere :)
I have 2 specialty cactus that have become enormous and need some controlled support. I just tried out the 42” pole on the Rick rack cactus and I think it works wonderfully! Now I need to tackle my queen of the night cactus. This is a great product that can be used so many ways.
Store owner replied:
Thank you so much better for the kind review! Glad our pole was able to help tame that cactus! Have a great day :)
These coir poles are the best! I love that you can shape and bend them to meet the needs of the plant. I also love how slender they are because they blend in rather than overpower the aesthetics of the plant they are supporting.
Store owner replied:
Thank you so much Brandy! I'm sure if our pole could talk, it would be honoured to be supporting such a beautiful plant!! Have a great day :)
I liked this product, I ordered another set, but of the taller size.
Store owner replied:
Thank you so much Michele for your order and review! If you ever have any questions about size or thickness, we are always here to help! :) Have a great day!
It turned out to be a bit shorter than I expected, but I kept them anyway. Otherwise they were fine.
Store owner replied:
Thank you so much Janet for your order and review! If you ever have any questions about size or thickness, we are always here to help! :)
My Monstera Adansonii loves it's Mossify pole. I should have gotten a longer one though. I guess I need to upgrade soon!
Store owner replied:
Thank you so much for the feedback! I think our community will find this very helpful! It's tough to have a balance between bend ability and support, too weak and it wont hold the plant too strong and the pole will be hard to bend, we have found our current line up is in the Goldilocks range!
Store owner replied:
Hey Joel,
Thank you so much for your amazing review! Have a great week!
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