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Jul 19, 2012 7:02 PM CST
Name: Lin Vosbury
Sebastian, Florida (Zone 10a)

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Lee Anne: What a great tutorial! Those poles are perfect for Philodendrons and other plants that like to cling and climb! Thumbs up Thumbs up Thumbs up

I thought about making moss poles like that for a long time but I knew I wasn't strong enough to cut that thick wire, and hubby never seemed to have the time ... so for my philodendron's I used small tree branches that I wrapped and tied coir fiber around and "planted" them in the pots when I re-potted the philodendrons.
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The tree branches wrapped in coir are okay for smaller plants but those wire cages stuffed with LFS are perfect for large plants! My Monstera deliciosa could sure use a big cage/pole like that great one in your photo! Maybe I will see if I can talk my husband into helping me with one the next time he has some free time.
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