Moss Pole DIY Kit, 13.2ft Metal Moss Pole for Plants Monstera, 4Pcs 8.3in×3.3ft Steel Moss Pole Mesh with Plier, Cable Ties, Sphagnum Moss Pole (13.2ft Wire Mesh with Plier)

I looked all over Home Depot and Lowe’s for a small affordable roll of wire mesh, but everything was too big and over $40 😭 In total for all the necessary materials, I would’ve spent around $60. Definitely didn’t want to spend that amount just for one plant. I can’t believe I found everything I need for just $12. In total I spent $20 for my moss pole including the sphagnum moss and I still have enough materials to make about 3 more poles. Super super pleased!

Everything described in the listing is what you receive. Zip ties, gloves, plant velcro, side cutters, and enough coated wire mesh for 2 poles standing at approx. 3 feet tall. This is the most cost effective option I've found for making this particular style of moss pole, if you don't want to buy these materials in bulk quantities. As of this review the item ships from Amazon themselves.

I was able to use this one kit for 3 houseplants. It serves 2 purposes: beautiful plant support and keeping the kitty out of the soil. I am very happy.The kit is pretty complete (except no moss, which is fine with me); the two pieces of green wire mesh is very manageable, the wire cutters work great, and it's all strong while being easy to work with and manipulate the way I want it.So far this has been in use for one week and it's holding up well, even against a determined kitty. I'm very pleased and at this point I'm happy to recommend it. Hopefully it will last a long time.

The set came readily equipped with the green grid mesh, the snipping tools, gloves, and mini zip ties. The mesh material is nice a sturdy easily bendable but strong to stay in place once you figurd out what shape you want. You can easily flatten it out if you wanted to and make a really tall pole or cut it up for many short ones. I played with the idea to use this as a plan climbing mesh but no the square holes are too small and close together for that purpose.I can see this metal mesh being used for a whole lot of other purposes too like to block rodents from an opening or something small. Anyway get to gardening,

The mesh isn't very wide but this is ok for shorter poles. you can stack but where the stack is it can sometimes be a pain to straighten up. the extra tools are a good addition.

I have an almost 4' tall monstera that needed a better support to allow its aerial roots to grow within it to climb and get moisture (rather than around the premade wooden stake with a thin layer of moss).The kit came with coated wire mesh, zip ties, velcro, decent clippers, and a pair of gloves. The 6.6ft is enough to make 2 tall poles (which can be subcut smaller). I used one of wire sheets to make this d-shaped moss pole that extends to near the bottom of the pot (I supplied my own clear plastic, moss, pot and soil). I think it looks great and feels like a sturdy base for my plant to continue growing upon!

This kit comes with everything you need to make your own moss pole for your plants, other than the moss. The steel mesh feels to be of high quality and the green color stops it from standing out, which is a plus in my opinion. I really appreciate the included extras, like the wire cutters, so you can easily trim to the size needed.Overall, I am happy to recommend this.

This is just what I had been looking for locally, to no avail. This kit has everything you would need to make your own moss poles, except for Spagham moss. I love that they even included gloves and wire snips. This would let you make at least 2 poles. Great for your climbing ivys, vines, etc.