Also tips for adding a moss pole for the pothos? Idk what I’m doing
Also tips for adding a moss pole for the pothos? Idk what I’m doing
Looks good to me.
3 Me gustaThat’s a coconut coir pole. Unless you live in a high humidity area, your pothos won’t root inside the pole. They look good just as a structure. But the coconut coir is really hydrophobic, no humidity inside unless the environment is moist enough (like those environments where the pothos root to the walls). Also I put my poles when repotting so they can go deep enough and stay more sturdy. For a reference, the moss poles are the meshed monstrosities filled with sphagnum moss. They look ugly but are the ones that guarantee you roots and large leaves in dry environments.
8 Me gustaDo you have an Amazon link?
1 me gustaFor the moss poles? I’m using these ones now. You fold them yourself and then stuff it with damp sphagnum moss. I have another one with another “self watering” model that came with a plant from a friend. That’s more expensive and not a lot of benefit that I see. All my other moss pole plants are at a friend’s who has a green house.
2 Me gustaOh sorry. The brand is called Leeky. You get 6 for like 12 USD. Many people build their own moss poles
2 Me gustaThis is how I use the coconut coir pole. Lovely, but I need the clips to hold it there. If I try to get that coconut coir moist, I end up watering the plant every single day. I just accepted my faith. It is a decorative item
2 Me gustaThank you for the reference!
1 me gustaI did not know about these moss poles, and that Plants root into them. How clever. I really just thought they were something for the plant to climb.
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