Moss poles

Monstera dubia – the shingle plant

Houseplants, Monstera, Monstera dubia, Moss poles, Roots, Tropical / Robyn Everist

Monstera dubia is a relative of Monstera deliciosa and is native to Central and South America. As it matures, this plant undergoes a dramatic transformation in its foliage – the taller it gets the more impressive it becomes. It starts out as a tendril growing from a seed on the jungle floor. It creeps over […]

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Moss poles with tree fern fibre and sphagnum moss

Houseplants, Moss poles, Roots, Tropical / Robyn Everist

Which should I use – tree fern fibre or sphagnum moss? When plant people talk about a moss pole, it could refer to a range of materials held in a mesh tube. The mesh tube can be made from narrow space garden mesh or can be purchased commercially. Here are some commonly used types of

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