CANOPY Extendable Grow Pole - INK 45cms MEDIUM [from $12 each]

Singles $14 each or $12 each for a 3 pack

Give your climbing indoor plants a chance to embrace their wild side with a Canopy Grow Pole. Made tough enough to support even chunky Aroids, like Monstera Thai Constellation, as well as your finer stemmed climbers, including Philodendron, Pothos, Epipremnum, Syngonium and many more. If you've got a rainforest canopy plant, give them a Canopy Grow Pole to climb, like nature intended.
This size & colour
INK (matte black) in MEDIUM
The good stuff at a glance

- Simple, fast assembly. No tools needed.

- Easy to extend, modular design.

- Soil tabs for extra stability.

- Customisable, fill with the substrate of your choice.

- Encourages bushier growth & bigger leaves, faster.

- Adjustable pole volume for more room for roots.

- Tough & sturdy. Made to last. Re-usable.

- Honeycomb mesh front design, the strongest shape in nature.

Pole measurements (assembled)

MINI - 30cms tall x 4.5cms wide SMALL - 35cms tall x 6cms wide MEDIUM - 40cms tall x 7.5cms wide LARGE - 58cms tall x 9.5cms wide

Pole height above excludes soil tabs. Soil tabs by themselves measure 4cms (mini), 4.5cms (small), 5cms (medium) and 5.5cms (large) in addition to the pole heights given above.

The ever-so-slightly tapered design means the top width is slightly wider than the bottom (top width measurements given above), making them modular in design and super easy to extend. Just slide a new pole in the top and keep growing! Above measurements exclude the length of the soil tabs. Actual pole height may differ by up to 5mm.

2 colours

INK is a sleek, matte black that can blend in or stand out depending on your décor. Combine with Fern Fibre inside to make all colours of foliage really stand out as the star of the show. Or combine with Spag Moss inside for that more natural vibe. Wanting your pole in a high-light spot? Choose black so you grow plants, not algae!

Or choose CLEAR if you want to keep a close eye on root health. Completely see-through. Your substrate is on show, making it easier to visually monitor moisture levels also (both Spag Moss and Fern Fibre change colour as they dry). Add Fern Fibre for that natural forest look, or lighten things up with Spag Moss for a softer more neutral aesthetic. Clear are also recyclable at the end of their life, made of PET plastic.

PS: Some photos show these same poles in SNOW (frosted) and WHITE (both of which I may add to the range later), but I thought I'd start with the two most popular colours first, so currently stock only the CLEAR and INK (black). Unlike the frosted, clear really is almost invisible. Swipe through the photos to compare.

How to assemble
STEP 1: FOLD FIRST

Fold along both sides of the front panel first.
STEP 2: TABS IN

Choose your pole width and insert the tabs (tabs go from the outside in). STEP 3: FILL UP

Fill with your choice of substrate and you're done!

Slide your pole into your pot, attach your plant, and up you go! Remember to get plant velcro or plant clips to attach stems to the pole until aerial roots take over.
Best substrate?

I have tested all sorts over the years and Spag Moss is the most popular, but my favourite is Fern Fibre because I can get away with watering less often. I also find Fern Fibre more forgiving of drying out with less impact on the plant.
Why I love these poles
Strength from Nature

There's a clever reason nature favours the hexagon shape, from beehives to snowflakes. The hexagon is the strongest shape in nature, able to support far more weight under pressure (I'm looking at you chunky Monstera).
Easy to extend

Some poles are so fiddly to extend. Not these! The slightly-tapered width makes them modular. Just slide in a new pole.
No pot tip

I love how small these come, right down to the itty bitty MINI. Now you can start a plant climbing as soon as possible to keep growth bushy and get leaves bigger, faster. They take up less room in the pot too. More room for roots! Perfect.
Actually reusable

Un-doable? Un-assembleness? I don't know what the word is for that, but I love that you don't wreck these when you try to disassemble them (that's the word!). Most poles make it almost impossible to un-do them later without cracking or break