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   The leafy Angel

   18 days ago

   I use a coco coir pole or a wood plank

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   TabbyTai

   18 days ago

   I use a bamboo stick when they’re younger and a dry coco coir pole when they’re bigger.

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   Anna

   18 days ago

   Thank you!

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   Cat Plant Lady

   18 days ago

   I use broom stick and attach Velcro tape gently to the vines to hold them up.

   

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     TabbyTai

     18 days ago

     A broom stick is a great idea!!

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     Cat Plant Lady

     18 days ago

     Thanks! It was an old one with no paint left on it so I thought why not 😃

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   Nikiller

   18 days ago

   Get a cedar wood plank, you can get a 6’ one from Home Depot/Lowe’s for less than 10$. Cedar would be strong enough for even a monster of a monstera and is moisture resistant enough to not soak in chemicals

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   Tracy Lee

   17 days ago

   These are all great ideas but the aerial roots of a monstera are pretty starting and can get very thick. IMO they want to root into something to absorb moisture and nutrients. Moss poles don’t need much more attention than watering when the plant is watered with a good one. Check out Rousseau’s. My aroids have just exploded in growth and health since I started using these. Godspeed to you whatever you decide. She is a beauty! 💚💚

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   Oli

   17 days ago

   My mother uses a plank of wood and her produces massive leaves with gorgeous fenestrations 🤷🏼‍♀️

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