Easy DIY Moss Pole Tutorial l DIY Sphagnum Moss Pole for your Plants

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This is my way of making easy and quick moss poles for my climbing plants. Moss Pole to provide extra support for any climbing plant, especially aroids like Philodendron and Monstera species. I like to DIY my own sphagnum moss poles because I can customize the size and width for my plants!
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@Natnat004 Год назад

Thanks for the trick. Just went to the pet shop for the moss and made two poles. My plants are happy !

@MayLina 2 года назад

Thank you for the video! I couldn’t find the wire mesh people were using in their videos so i bought bamboo poles hoping i can tie moss to it and then stumbled upon your video! Information was very helpful and it is exactly how i envisioned it!

@Maivlag1 Год назад

Thank you for this very informative tutorial. I like that you showed how to make a moss tool out of a smaller stick. Not all plants are huge so this post met my needs. God bless. ❤

@Patadendron 3 года назад

I love your Florida ghost! Thanks for the great tutorial! My mom usually makes them for me but I guess it’s time I grow up and learn to make one myself 😂

@FelineJungle 3 года назад

That's awesome, wish my mom would make mine! haha

@lifepaholic716 3 года назад

Cool DIY, I like making my own too because your right sometimes it's too big and for the price it is very expensive. Thanks for sharing and have a fab day :)

@vesgardens 3 года назад

That silver sword and Florida ghost are beautiful! Thanks for sharing your process for making moss poles.

@FelineJungle 3 года назад

those are two of my favorites!! Glad you enjoyed it

@JeanG645 3 года назад

This was a wonderful explanation! Thank you!!

@FelineJungle 3 года назад

Glad it was helpful!

@annettemoore5297 Год назад

Thanks, easy instructions, and I’ve now made one of my own

@FelineJungle Год назад

Glad it helped!

@ChongPaslon 3 года назад

Very informative. The moat common material we used here in the PH is a coco coir. Kudos!

@plantsathome653 3 года назад

I never attempted making one for my plants and they look easy to make.

@canadianbdcrafts 3 года назад

Very helpful tutorial, than you for sharing

@FelineJungle 3 года назад

Thanks for watching, hope it was helpful! 😸😸

@StitchesbySharonH 3 года назад

I’m new to all of this so this was so interesting to me! When I get more vining plants, I’m definitely going to try this! Right now, I only have one Pothos plant and it’s made from propagations so it’ll take a little while to grow vines. I’m going to go to my local Lowe’s and Home Depot in the Spring and buy more plants! Thank you for sharing!!

@BalbysHome 3 года назад

Agree- Getting from big box stores is a lot cheaper. Just keep on watching... happy planting

@guilianapajuelo1663 Год назад

Gracias aprendí algo más para mis plantas

@DeckardPlays 3 года назад

thank you for sharing this creative ideas, im gonna try this later..Thank you stay safe and stay connected..💞💞💞

@FelineJungle 3 года назад

Thanks for watching, hope it will be helpful, stay safe!

@plantsnrockies 3 года назад

Nice DIY.thanks for sharing

@FelineJungle 3 года назад

Thank you! Cheers!

@sharanyein3466 3 года назад

Thank you for sharing :), I should try it too 😃

@DCDKraze 3 года назад

Thanks for sharing your techniques!

@tomza649 3 года назад

Video starts at 5:05

@heidii.4024 3 года назад

Thanks for sharing! Architectural School? Hats off to you!

@ayejay2the 2 года назад

Thanks!

@guilianapajuelo1663 Год назад

Love it your 💡

@charismabambina5747 3 года назад

Thanks. Was looking for this type of diy

@onineson3050 3 года назад

Nice calm and informative video

@FelineJungle 3 года назад

Thank you!! Glad you like the editing 🙏💚

@raymondmarsolais519 3 года назад

Thanks for the info, I'll have to give this a shot.

@cozynblue 2 года назад

Thanks for the info..

2 года назад

Great tutorial. I’m going to try this

@emptythoughts3060 Год назад

I was just gonna do this myself

@tarheelfans98 2 года назад

Wonderful! Thank you.

@schen2081 2 года назад

this is so cool! thanks for the video

@crystalrenee420 3 года назад

I’m definitely going to do this as well I have so many plants that I feel will benefit from this.

@FelineJungle 3 года назад

Thanks, hope it will helpful to your plants!

@kaylaprimozich4918 2 года назад

Thanks for sharing!!!:-)

@Bekiful-Auntiebekiap07 3 года назад

I love your plants and that moss pole is really good. I can make one too and thank you for this video.

@fastfoodcoupleasmr1455 3 месяца назад

Like a shrimp tempura 🍤 😊

@iloveeeroro 3 года назад

How do you extend the pole after the plant has attached it's aerial roots to the moss?

@stayfitstaylit4207 3 года назад

I believe you can take the aerial roots off and make a bigger moss pole

@coagulatedsalts4711 3 года назад

actually, some moss poles can be made with a pvc tube in the middle and substrate tied around it, once the plant outgrows its old size you can just make another pole and connect the pvc tubes together. melting the ends and sticking them together would work well. and you can extend it as much as possible.

@seanceknowles2911 Год назад

@@coagulatedsalts4711 I use these kinds of moss poles they come with a bamboo pole that’s pointy to insert into the dirt the moss is already wrapped on the small pvc pipe and they can be stacked using the same type of poles.

@roberttang1666 3 года назад

Thanks for sharing the process, very useful!

@FelineJungle 3 года назад

Glad it was helpful!

@jadeynd1808 3 года назад

Ok so my prayer plant when I got it had Arial roots and I kind of like trimmed the leaf it was next to and have it in water so I can have a new plant well ill see if it works and the Arial roots stay healthy and like roots so I can have two prayer plants

@bellaterlaje 3 месяца назад

How exactly do you extend these? Do you have a video for that?

@blueovalgalsthisandthat 3 года назад

Wow, you made it look so easy! Question: Do you have to keep the moss pole moist to encourage the roots to grow into it, and if yes, would would you do it? Just keep spraying it with a spray bottle? I currently have my Albos tied to bamboo sticks, and though they have started to grow aerial roots, those roots are growing straight into air, which I later train to grow back into the pot. Great video! I might have to try making one. :)

@FelineJungle 3 года назад

Yes I use mosspole to encourage roots! I just spray it with a bottle or put it under the sprinkler head in my sink. So fascinating! my parents monstera started growing aerial roots that attached to the walls due to the humidity in their bathroom

@tarastokely8808 3 года назад

Keeping the moss moist is one way to keep the humidity up. You still have to water the soil so it will grow, the moist moss just makes them healthier and grow bigger leaves.

@blueovalgalsthisandthat 3 года назад

@@tarastokely8808 Thank you for the information!! I ended up taking off the moss pole with my Albos. The spag dandruff was driving me crazy. Thinking of buying the other type of pole... I can't think of its name. LOL

@jennabelle1572 2 года назад

Thanks for the video - I'm gonna make one! Where did you get that collapsible plastic tray thing you're working on? I didn't see it on your Amazon store. :)

@FelineJungle 2 года назад

That is a plant tarp made by my friend Phoebe from welcometothejunglehome!

@TheTropicalYard 11 месяцев назад

Are you still using these? Did the bamboo ever rot?

@meganpahl3612 Год назад

Thanks for your video! I have very large monsteras and need to make a moss pole for each. I have bamboo but an worried that is not wide enough. I cant exactly hold the entire thing in my hand as yo do, do you have any suggestions for making the same pole but in a larger fashion?

@jadeynd1808 3 года назад

And can I use live shpangum moss like from my yard and just clean it and such ya know or take some from my yard and dry it out then make damp?

@kendravoracek3636 3 года назад

🌿💚

@FelineJungle 3 года назад

🌾😸

@tabithamichel3305 3 года назад

Can you use just wood sticks? That's what I have.

@FelineJungle 3 года назад

Yes you can! But it will rot eventually depending on the wood. The reason I recommend bamboo is because it is more rot resistant. Haha I used a chopstick at first and eventually rotted at the base 🙈

@mairwaugus5203 3 года назад

Get a tiki torch from the dollar store for a dollar. Over 4 feet of material to work with. Yes you take the torch part off. 😄

@oceanocean1059 2 года назад

Does it Attract mosquito or other insects inside of it . How you treat it

@FelineJungle 2 года назад

I havent had that problem before. But if it does happen you can spray it with pesticide. I used captain jack. Link in my amazon shop!

@JohnWilliamDomingo 3 года назад

Did you make that popup tray?

@FelineJungle 3 года назад

No my friend makes them @welcometothejunglehome ! link in description

@JohnWilliamDomingo 3 года назад

@@FelineJungle awesome! I just watched her video with Summer Rayne Oakes a few days ago!

@lemonan5244 3 года назад

What is the tool you used to cut the bamboo called ?

@FelineJungle 3 года назад

It’s called a mitre box set

@rubberneckr Год назад

Dog nail clippers will cut the bamboo 😁

@vivalaimoon 3 года назад

It really does look like a shrimp tempura 😂

@stephanienewton3416 3 года назад

Seriously, I laughed out loud when she said that. 😂

@alanas4312 3 года назад

Would this work on a larger, heavier plant like a monstera? worried the bamboo won't be strong enough ...

@raajankumar4390 3 года назад

I have the same worry.... sort of thinking about putting a few together to make it stronger for my monstera

@caralinecapdeville1166 3 года назад

I used a PVC pipe for my monstera. You’re going to want a big pole for them, and with PVC pipe you can add height later

@Lukatavzarashvili 2 года назад

how much moss is used for one pole? full one pack, which costs 15 USD?

@FelineJungle 2 года назад

A pack goes a long way. I still have 1/3 of the pack after six 12” moss poles and using it for other projects!

@dw6829 3 года назад

😺😺

@FelineJungle 3 года назад

🐱💚🌱

@pandascribbles7211 3 года назад

Like a shrimp tempura 🍤 🤣

@FelineJungle 3 года назад

🍤🍤🍤just how I like them!

@marielanavarro5743 3 года назад

Hi, great video! How do you keep it moist. I live in a dry environment so it dries pretty quick. Thank you!

@FelineJungle 3 года назад

Yes that's the annoying part! keeping it moist! i wrap it with plastic wrap to keep the moisture longer

@kawadele 3 года назад

Thank you for sharing this! 😊 And maybe off topic, but what's the name of the plastic you are using to keep the mess from the table? 🙃 Thank you again.

@FelineJungle 3 года назад

Oh its a plant tarp! I linked it on my description i believe

@hg393 2 года назад

Do you have any tips on keeping these moist? I made one using this method and mine gets almost bone dry every day and it’s just too much to keep spraying it and when I try to only wet the pole in the shower I then always get the soil/plant as well and I don’t want to lead to root rot. Any help is appreciated ☺️ Also I totally love the first pot on the left. So cute

@FelineJungle 2 года назад

I find that wrapping the moss with plastic wrap will retain the moisture longer. It also encourages the aerial roots to really dig into the moss :) hope it helps