Stackable Monstera Plant Support Stakes, Climbing Support for Indoor & Outdoor Use, Plant Accessories, Aesthetic Alternative to Moss Poles & Trellises – Monstera Green, 5 Pack, 17" L

Easy to use and blends well with the plant, so not noticeable. Supports my very large monstera plant. I used it on some other houseplants too and works well with them too. The material is good, thick plastic.

These are amazing! We have a pretty substantially sized monstera that got away from us in terms of maintenance..we bought it as a smaller plant 3 yrs ago and it's grown a ton. We have been newer to the houseplant game in the last few years and have learned a lot. This plant got so huge that it was toppling over, which was breaking the plant up and not safe. It was top heavy and unbalanced. We repotted it finally in a heavy pot, trimmed the aerial roots that were wild, and uses the 10pack of stakes to help hold her up, and help her be balanced in the pot. You hardly notice them- very camouflaged. She looks beautiful and so much healthier. I did get these stakes on sale so they were less than they are now- but they're made in the USA, feel very sturdy for support, and work well. I do think they will hold up over time so the money I worth it. Love that they stack. I will probably buy another pack to have on hand. Wish they made ones for tomato etc plants 🙃

Works well for a smaller plant. Can't be too heavy

These are wonderful! I had some stringy plants, you know, the ones with 6 foot trailers that look stringy. Not any more! With these I was able to wind the stringy trailers up and around. Now I have fuller looking plants! Who knew!

Absolutely love these! Used them with a couple other plants. Great support for my plants and easy to use. Definitely going to buy some more.

Good for smaller plants. I bought them with intentions of helping support my monstera which I wasn’t able to do, the stakes just kept tilting downward throughout the day. When stacking, the stakes are pretty loose so they didn’t really work how I would’ve liked. I ended up using on my Madagascar periwinkle since its growing pretty fast.

Our monstera was in an embarassingly overgrown, lopsided bad state. We keep it in a corner of our living room, and it grows towards the light. Even with trying to rotate it, it still became droopy and lopsided under its own weight as it grows. I'm looking into how to better care for it, but in the meantime, I wanted to get the branches off the ground as it blocks the walkway, and the dogs were getting into it. I feel dumb for waiting this long to get something like this. It was so easy. I love the stackable function that allows you to adjust for height, and even when stacked, it feels sturdy and secure. It worked perfectly, and our plant looks so much better, and its leaves are now protected from being trampled on as people/dogs walk by. See my before and after photos (please don't just me for how bad it looked before).

Having a plant that appears to want to grow sideways caused me to look for stakes that are hidden or decorative for indoor plants. As always, I spent way too much time researching, reading and adding a huge selection to my cart. As the stems of my plant continue to spread out and could easily start to block a doorway or the tv, if I procrastinated any longer. I bit the bullet and picked this one. Removed all the other stuff from the cart and paid. Well they arrived yesterday and what a purchase. The plastic material and thickness is solid, they fit easily in my plant to position the leaves, and were really good value. I only needed 2 for the initial plant, and with the extras starting gifting them to other plants around the house that needed a little extra lift. Don’t we all. Don’t procrastinate like me. These are really good.