Monstera pole

Are you puzzled over choosing Monstera trellis vs moss pole? Learn about each option to ensure your Monstera thrives in its environment!

Whenever I post a photo of my big monstera on instagram, one of the most common questions I’m asked is ‘how do you get it to grow up like that?’ / ‘How do you stop it sprawl…

Monstera plants, with their iconic split leaves, are the darlings of the indoor jungle world—and for good reason. They bring a touch of the tropics right into my living room! I've found that their care

Learn how to make your own moss pole to support your Monstera aka Swiss Cheese Plant and give it a place to climb.

How do you keep a Monstera Deliciosa growing upright? The best way to keep a Monstera Deliciosa growing upright is to stake it using a support such as a moss pole, trellis, or garden stakes. These natural climbers can be tied and trained to grow up these poles and will be supported as they grow.

What is the best way to make Monstera deliciosa climb? By providing a support structure such as a moss pole, coco coir pole, or trellis, you can encourage your Monstera deliciosa to grow upright. This trains it to follow its natural inclination for climbing and may lead to a healthier plant with larger leaves.

Climbing plants love growing on moss poles like these Monsteras, Ivys and Philodendrons 🌿

What are the signs it's time to stake your Monstera? If your Monstera is not growing upright, or the stems are bending toward the floor, these are signs that it could use some extra support. Although staking isn't necessary, moss poles or other supports can help mimic a Monstera's natural growth pattern and keep it from taking up too much space.

Tyler Cichonski on Instagram: "I’m very excited to share part of a project I’ve been working on since November. This Monstera mint and 3 other towers will be on display starting next month. Stay tuned for more details. This design is a working prototype that I’ll be adapting for production in the fall. I built it extra strong to support my biggest plants. I left the vertical supports raw so that the roots will latch onto them. The combo of raw wood + a clear moss pole has been giving me…