Vasgor 40” Totem Pole Plant Supports (Set of 4) - Coco Coir Poles Support Climbing Indoor Plants to Grow Upwards - Use Moss Poles Individually or Together Stick for Creepers

Best size pole for the price - who had a monstera that’s 10” high ?? seriously the other ones are like playing with lincoln logs - my plant used two orders of these and i’m thankful i didn’t have to spend ten X this price to stake it up. And they’re the only company who sells what they’re advertising- 40” pole - each pole is 40” not 48” meaning all four - how many adds do you have to look through to find large poles? at a decent price ? stop looking these are the only ones out there -

It's tall enough for my rhaphidophora, will put a second one on top of it one the rhaphidophora grows taller. The totem is a bit thin though.

The ad states you can use them together, which is meant to give the impression they are stackable. They are not. So if you're growing aroids on them, these are useless since no aroid stops growing when it reaches the end of these poles. They say that they are able to be used together for "creepers". Creepers don't need poles to climb!!! They creep. I'm so disappointed in this deceptive line. It certainly worked and tricked me into clicking Buy It Now thinking I had found long poles you can ACTUALLY use together.

These were tall enough for what I needed, and the stakes are deep enough but they are the poorest quality poles I have purchased to date.Quite thin and the moss/ coco coir slides down the PVC pipe so there is always plastic sticking out the top. I tried trimming the excess plastic off with a razor blade and it didn’t help.The moss/coir itself is pretty thin and flimsy.Do not recommend.

I’ve tried 1 other brand of moss pole, and I know it’s supposed to be cheaper to make them yourself but these poles are so convenient. I was lucky enough to buy some when they were $40 for 4 and felt $10 each was well worth saving the time of making my own. They’re easily stackable (you can see I added additional pieces for my RT in the first image. Overall I like the aesthetic and how easy they are to use. Way less issues getting these to stand up in the pot. I would recommend them.

These plant supports arrived quickly and were the perfect solution to my mid-size Monstera. Because they do not stack (and even if they did, the supports would not be deep enough), it will not provide support beyond the 40", I'll need to move on to a different solution in about 8-12 months. However, I'll be able to reuse them with another plant in the future, so I still consider it a great investment.

The thickness of each pole varies as you can see in the pic, but 1 pole is only around $10. So, that definitely justifies it. And these are stackable. I'd say this was a good purchase.

Poles are 2 different lengths and thicknesses. Poles do stack but are not even close to sturdy. Lots and lots of wiggle room so if you are wanting to stack them, be prepared to glue them together. Honestly these are pretty shabby. They look quickly thrown together. Not impressed and I'll look elsewhere for better poles next time.