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title: "Hey guys does anyone use the moss poles for their monsteras and if so…"
description: "Hey guys does anyone use the moss poles for their monsteras and if so can I see what they look like? A bit new still but I just got some moss poles and have no…"
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# Hey guys does anyone use the moss poles for their monsteras and if so…

_Posted by String of hearts on 2025-06-06_

Hey guys does anyone use the moss poles for their monsteras and if so can I see what they look like? A bit new still but I just got some moss poles and have no idea what to do! Some tips are greatly appreciated! ☺️

## 9 comments

### Yolanda commented on 2025-06-06

Not everyone use a moss pole. It depends on the aesthetics you want for your own plant. Monstera plants is a vine plant so they can flourish in soil or climb up trees. I have a monsters Peru climbing up a trellis. If you want bigger leaves then give it a moss pole. However, some monstera plants can also thrive as a hanging basket but you will have smaller leaves

#### String of hearts replied on 2025-06-06

God I have so much to learn! Wish me luck! I appreciate this advice so much! Mines a Thai constellation and I am in love but the one leaf I have is a bit damaged and I’m not sure what to do.

![Attachment 1 of 1](https://images.getplanta.com/v1/resize/uj3Gqq2F46eTghYyLw6doKISYDcQMZoSL2zrVt3C8LA/1cLskUPqQsq2xHQS-aFa3A.webp?size=large)

### Yolanda commented on 2025-06-06

That plant needs high humidity. Consider getting a humidifier or sit the plant on a pebble tray then make sure you’re keeping the soil moist but not soaked. Get a soil moisture meter to check your soil if you’re unsure on how to get the watering just right. My tropical plants I automatically just put them in a self watering pot. Hope this helps… this is my monstera Peru and I have it in a self watering pot,sitting on a pebble tray and sitting grouped with my philodendron with a humidifier

![Attachment 1 of 1](https://images.getplanta.com/v1/resize/YJJidWl8yghcg0Wa-wOE-i_0s9kY6A5yWb8qoP4VOxs/nRpZvoMmSd-Qio1IQVm1Ww.webp?size=large)

#### String of hearts replied on 2025-06-06

It does thank you! 😊

### Yolanda commented on 2025-06-06

My pleasure

#### Yolanda replied on 2025-06-06

This is where my Monty sits

![Attachment 1 of 1](https://images.getplanta.com/v1/resize/YJJidWl8yghcg0Wa-wOE-i_0s9kY6A5yWb8qoP4VOxs/dhZDUrg1Tsa7BcgAO8XEXg.webp?size=large)

### DrMom2025 commented on 2025-06-07

I use a plastic stackable system for the poles. The back is solid so easy to water. My aroids love it

![Attachment 1 of 1](https://images.getplanta.com/v1/resize/_ACKdy5_GXAUj-YPCrhggyCrpKwOnWCP0lNESHqsN1k/XTXfMIpSS-mX9fX50_ZpaQ.webp?size=large)

#### String of hearts replied on 2025-06-07

That is so cool!

#### String of hearts replied on 2025-06-07

Thank you for the advice 🙌

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