Before you decide on one of our Moss Pole Sets, it's worth considering two things: Do you value especially easy care and uncomplicated planting of your plants, or are a low price and more flexibility when planting more important to you?
Choosing the Right Moss Pole Set
If you’re looking for the most convenient solution while also giving your plant as much room to grow as possible, the Moss Pole Set PLUS is the perfect choice for you. The practical pot features a twist-lock closure and an off-centre adapter for the Moss Pole modules. This positions the Moss Pole slightly to one side, leaving more space for your plant to grow. At the same time, the twist-lock closure makes potting particularly easy and keeps the Moss Pole securely and firmly in place.
If you prefer a balance of aesthetics and convenience, the Moss Pole Set PRO is the right choice for you. Thanks to the integrated water reservoir, the moss stays moist for longer, meaning you need to water it less frequently. The pot with its twist-lock closure makes potting easy and ensures that the Moss Pole is always positioned centrally and upright.
If, on the other hand, you want maximum flexibility when choosing your pot, the Moss Pole Set CORE is the ideal option for you. The Moss Pole features a sturdy burial foot that can be inserted directly into the soil, allowing you to use your preferred pot size and choose your own pot according to your needs.
Choosing the right size
All of our Moss Pole sets are available in three sizes: Small, Medium, and Large. The right size for you mainly depends on the size and type of your plant. You can find our size recommendations in the table below.
| Size | Max. Height |
Recommended Plant Species |
| Small | 1.2 m | Syngonium mottled Philodendron species Epipremnum "marble queen" Monstera adansonii |
| Medium |
1.5 m |
Albo Pothos Scindapsus pictus "Exotica" Philodendron hederaceum "Brasil" |
| Large |
2.0 m |
Monstera deliciosa Monstera Thai Constellation Epipremnum pinnatum "Cebu Blue" |
The table shown is for guidance only and does not constitute a binding agreement.