I think I may have found a hobby for the winter after discovering your channel. I've always been an outdoor gardener but you have inspired me. These totems are gorgeous! Loving that basket too.
If you can find packing cling film rolls that are an inch or two wide, that has been the best. Could use the velcro, if it's a larger and heavier plant, for inital support. Then use the film around aerial root nodes to secure plant further, increase humidity for faster growth, and encourage roots to grow into pole.
Thank you so much for this video. I love how you took us through the whole process of making the pole, and potting the plant with it. No fear now, I can do it!!
You always provide such useful tips and information! I have two ikea greenhouse cabinets because of watching your videos! Thank you for making my process so much easier♥️
I *love* that this method allows you to easily extend the top as well, as the plants grow - my biggest hesitation with adding any sort of “climbing-media” to my pots was how am I going to keep up w the growth 🥴
This was super helpful! I want to make a couple for some of my plants that need the extra support 🌿💚 happily subscribing 💃 excited to meet another plant mom 😆
I'm so happy I discovered your page! I am repotting my plants and wanted cuter-looking moss pole than the Coco coir poles I bought from my local plant shop. These looks so much better and seem easier to keep moist. It took me a few poles to master the zip tie process, but they look great. Can't wait to see how they help my plants grow. Here's to growing some huge a*s leaves! 😍
So, so helpful! Thank you for the detailed instructions. I, also, like things to be aesthetic visually and have always hated the look of most moss poles with green plant tape. Love the tip re: bobby pins! Will definitely give this a try. Btw, I am a new subscriber and really enjoy your channel's content. Take care.
Using wire to keep the moss together is actually a good idea. Why didn't I think of that! I still have a lot of that material leftover from other projects..
Thank you for sharing your techniques. These totems are extremely functional along with being aesthetically. One question I do have is how to we extent these totems? Just make another and use zipties up top?
Thank you very informative,I would have to cover the top until the plant gets up there,because I have wild birds that love to use the moss for their nests.
So I recently found your channel and I don’t *think* I’ve commented before but I want you to know I can’t say just how much I appreciate your videos! They’re so so well done and the time you take to include all of the links in your descriptions. Not just for your Canada viewers but viewers from other places too. From me here in the US.... THANK YOU!!!!! Totally subbed and binging 😉
@@PlanteriorDecorator you’re so welcome. You truly are. I just don’t want your effort to go unnoticed. I can’t imagine the time it takes to put all of this together so brilliantly 💚
Great minds think alike? I did the same this summer only I had some black plastic fence. Put the fence down and then I used pvc pipe for the inside. It comes in 8 ft lengths and cut it down to 5 ft. Then wrapped it with moss and fence. The pcv is really sturdy and will not rot plus you can make some really tall ones. If you want to add on just melt the ends of pvc with a heat gun to add more height.
I really appreciate the tutorial. I made my first moss pole this week, but I think I made it a bit too big in diameter (I think it was 15 squares in diameter). About how wide a piece of fencing do you use?
I followed this to make my moss pole. I love it! Thank you!! Looking forward to watching more of your videos. Question on supplies... Where did you get the planting mat and the bottle you used to water?
@@ceecee8757 She literally says you can get it at home depot. Amazon links redirect to an affiliate link so she can at least make a little money off of her videos when you use her links. I got mine at Menards for $10.
Love the look of your moss pole and I have added the products you reccomend to my Amazon Wish List. However, will this work with plants in Leca in water? If so, will your moss pole cause mold or bugs? Would there be any way that your pole could be elevated so that it wouldn't have to sit in my semi hydroponics mixture?
Hi, do you water whole pole thoroughly as often as the regular pot-only setup? I imagine such elongated moss container has a bit different water retaining properties when comparing to regular pot?
Awesome video! Keep up the amazing work. New Canadian susbsriber now. I plan to use black ties so I won't see them. Thanks for the tutorial. Much love from New Brunswick, and cannot wait to see everything you have posted and will be posting in the future!💙
I want to heat bend a PVC pipe into a loop the size of the bottom of my pot and then have the rest of the pole go straight up. That way the soil really anchors the pipe and makes the pole more stable.
I have done it before and yes you can! Delicately 🤣 you can cut the pole open and gently remove the roots if you want to! I prefer to just keep it in the pole it's in and extend it 😁
Thanks! Great video! Can you tell me exactly what the plastic metal mesh is called at Home Depot… I’m have difficulty finding it there… want to get the correct one. On my way to store …Thanks in advance! Update… at Home Depot store and online says it’s ALL plastic?! Is your plastic coated metal??
My monstera siltepecana has grown 4 feet on a stick (with plastic hair clips), should I put it on a moss pole instead? Maybe to grow bigger leaves? There are also about 5 little plants ground around it. Should I leave them there? Thank you!
Lovely video! Thanks for showing this. I’ll definitely make these poles myself now :) However, I’ve got a question: if you wanna repot, let’s say the siltepecana, in order to get if of the mosspole you’ll need to cut the pole, right? (Since it’s roots have already grown into the moss)
You can either extend the pole (I have a video on this too 😁) or you can cut open the pole and slowly and gently remove the roots from the moss! Extending the pole is definitely easier hahaa
I mix everything in a large storage bin and I leave the lid open for a whipe to ensure it is fully dry! Once it's dry I can close the lid 👍🏻 I have a story highlight about my mix on my instagram! instagram.com/planteriordecorator
I have difficulty getting sphagnum moss where I live......can I use coco coir and chips instead ? I am wanting to pot up hoyas and monsters delicious. Appreciate your advice.
Hi!!! New follower and love this moss pole. But is there a way to remove plants from a moss pole they have gown into?? Like if they root into the moss pole as they grow up it. Thanks
Hey, just quick question, i live in calgary where can i find sphagnum moss around me? Most of the store are showing sphagmus peat moss , so i am not sure is that a same thing or different
They are a-okay with it! :) Especially since they are in a greenhouse & the moss pole is being hydrated fairly frequently! CAN: amzn.to/3oTaaDl USA: amzn.to/35Woous
sorry if this question has already been asked (221 comments to browse through) The pot you used is so small compared to the pole. Plant didn't look rootbound at all. Just that the pot to pole relation is quite high
Just seeing this now - this specific plant just wasn't super rooty so it didn't need a very big pot at the time :) I prefer to keep my plants in smaller pots to prevent root rot! Too much soil and not enough roots has caused me issues in the past, especially with high humidity! Hope that helps! 🌿
Do you find the bobby pins rust ?and also the water in the pot will drain out into the cane pot and Rot ! You need a base saucer in the cane pot. Don’t you think ? 🧤👒🦘🐨🇦🇺☔️
I do have a saucer in it actually!! You're definitely right about water draining into the deco pots, you need some kind of saucer. The bobby pins are actually only temporary until the aerial roots attach to the pot! I usually only keep them on for a month or so 😁 I'll move the lower pins up to the new growth.
Do you ever have any problems with algae growing on your moss? I watched another video where a lady did but she was around the equator and I think she was using spaghnum peat moss (based on the fact she said it was acidic.)
Not on my poles! I have got algae on propagations in pots - it is harmless and you be left alone or easily removed :) The poles dry out too fast to get algae I think
I haven't had that issue! Adversely, I find the poles to dry out much too quickly haha if you want them hydrated, you have to water them quite frequently
Oh I see what you mean!! Yes you can remove them from the moss pole very carefully 😁 and to attach roots to a new pole, youd only stuff and seal the bottom, feed the roots thru the fencing while it's not stuffed or closed off, then add spagnum and seal it up slowly as you go!
Hey love your info and video. Really appreciate the tips about how to water with the squirt bottle and not to mist. Also the Bobby pins. I want to let you know (not sure if you know by now after shooting the video) that calling it a “totem” is offensive, inappropriate, and also inaccurate. Even if it sounds cute and rolls off the tongue and is easy to say, it would feel better if you instead called it what it is: a moss pole. The reason for this is that totems have cultural significance and meaning. You are not crafting something of that nature - It’s just a moss pole to keep your plant up, right? So please in future if you call it a moss pole instead of a totem, that would feel better, and not feel appropriative of someone else’s culture and spirituality. I don’t believe your are a bad human or being intentionally appropriative. But with knowledge we can all become better. I hope this resonates with you and you consider it. Despite this, I am subscribed and looking forward to learning more from you. Thanks for sharing your thoughts and learnings.
Hey, thanks for the nice comment about this! I actually was already notified of this issue so I updated the description box with a note about the mistake I made. I also consulted my friend who is an Indigenous and Northern Mentor to learn talk about the mistake and got her advice on how to word the *edit* to help educate. But you're entirely correct! I don't know why I assumed 'totem' had more than one meaning, and that was my own ignorance. A quick Google search proved that was incorrect! Thanks for the message though, I appreciate how well you worded it ❤ thanks!!! Also glad to see people be informed on these issues and kindly spreading awareness.
Come on dude, she obviously means no offence and it’s easy to do nowadays with moss poles being labelled ‘totem poles’ everywhere commercially. Sure educate everyone on why its offensive, but she has all the right intentions
Totem: I totem to stop messaging my boyfriend - it's not my fault I slapped em Also I want to make a totem pole for my philodendron brasil and have it running horizontally across a wall like a hanging curtain
Will be ordering myself one of the planting mats, as I always get in a mess. LOL
I think I may have found a hobby for the winter after discovering your channel. I've always been an outdoor gardener but you have inspired me. These totems are gorgeous! Loving that basket too.
My occupation is in the field of landscape architecture and I wholeheartedly recommend adding interior plants to the mix 😁🌿❤
@@PlanteriorDecorator oh that's fantastic!!
How to roll a big moos joint :D
Thanks for the tutorial though!
Watching this as I make my own moss pole. Thank you for all the useful and helpful tips and tricks.
Can you show next video how to extend the pole? This is great video!
Great idea! I certainly can :) my melano needs an extension so great timing! Haha
If you can find packing cling film rolls that are an inch or two wide, that has been the best. Could use the velcro, if it's a larger and heavier plant, for inital support. Then use the film around aerial root nodes to secure plant further, increase humidity for faster growth, and encourage roots to grow into pole.
Thank you so much for this video. I love how you took us through the whole process of making the pole, and potting the plant with it. No fear now, I can do it!!
You always provide such useful tips and information! I have two ikea greenhouse cabinets because of watching your videos! Thank you for making my process so much easier♥️
What is your soil mix please thank you
WOW ! Thanks, this looks like I could do it and the tip on watering it has convinced me it is doable.
I may one day come back and watch these videos again and actually do something instead of just enjoying watching your plants :))
Thanks for your awesome ideas too! I've had a few compliments about the timestamps 😁👍🏻
@@PlanteriorDecorator My Pleasure😊 Thank you for sharing your awesome plants😊
I *love* that this method allows you to easily extend the top as well, as the plants grow - my biggest hesitation with adding any sort of “climbing-media” to my pots was how am I going to keep up w the growth 🥴
Might cover the downpipe in my greenhouse with a moss pole
I think I need one of those “basket” chairs from the intro lol aww I Iove the look of them! I must get some of that wire fencing stuff lol
I'm so in love with his basket chair!! So cute!!!
I want one of those too. They are so cute. I also want a Papasan chair too.
Thanks so much for the tutorial and for the USA Amazon links! Super helpful, and also getting that planting mat bc I make such a mess too!
This was super helpful! I want to make a couple for some of my plants that need the extra support 🌿💚 happily subscribing 💃 excited to meet another plant mom 😆
I'm so happy I discovered your page! I am repotting my plants and wanted cuter-looking moss pole than the Coco coir poles I bought from my local plant shop. These looks so much better and seem easier to keep moist. It took me a few poles to master the zip tie process, but they look great. Can't wait to see how they help my plants grow. Here's to growing some huge a*s leaves! 😍
So, so helpful! Thank you for the detailed instructions. I, also, like things to be aesthetic visually and have always hated the look of most moss poles with green plant tape. Love the tip re: bobby pins! Will definitely give this a try. Btw, I am a new subscriber and really enjoy your channel's content. Take care.
Thank you!! It's easy and really looks great! 😍
Using wire to keep the moss together is actually a good idea. Why didn't I think of that! I still have a lot of that material leftover from other projects..
Thank you. This was very, very, helpful. Now I can do it myself!!
This is beautiful and neat, I would like to do this on my golden pothos plant!
Thank you for sharing your techniques. These totems are extremely functional along with being aesthetically. One question I do have is how to we extent these totems? Just make another and use zipties up top?
A much easier way than the ones I have been making! Thanks for the video
That plant is like perfect for being on that pole. most of mine that need a pole are wild
Thank you very informative,I would have to cover the top until the plant gets up there,because I have wild birds that love to use the moss for their nests.
So I recently found your channel and I don’t *think* I’ve commented before but I want you to know I can’t say just how much I appreciate your videos! They’re so so well done and the time you take to include all of the links in your descriptions. Not just for your Canada viewers but viewers from other places too. From me here in the US.... THANK YOU!!!!! Totally subbed and binging 😉
Well thank you so much for the sweet comment, I really appreciate it!!! 🥰🥰🥰 Glad I could be helpful!! 😁🌿❤
@@PlanteriorDecorator you’re so welcome. You truly are. I just don’t want your effort to go unnoticed. I can’t imagine the time it takes to put all of this together so brilliantly 💚
twist ties from the grocery store work well to close up the wiring instead of zip ties (i just put a handful in my pocket when i buy bulk)
Thanks for this. 😊
Great minds think alike? I did the same this summer only I had some black plastic fence. Put the fence down and then I used pvc pipe for the inside. It comes in 8 ft lengths and cut it down to 5 ft. Then wrapped it with moss and fence. The pcv is really sturdy and will not rot plus you can make some really tall ones. If you want to add on just melt the ends of pvc with a heat gun to add more height.
I really appreciate the tutorial. I made my first moss pole this week, but I think I made it a bit too big in diameter (I think it was 15 squares in diameter). About how wide a piece of fencing do you use?
I followed this to make my moss pole. I love it! Thank you!! Looking forward to watching more of your videos. Question on supplies...
Where did you get the planting mat and the bottle you used to water?
Luv it and appreciate your tutorial . Just what I needed. Thank you so much!
For those looking for the netting, Lowes has the same netting for cheaper than the amazon one! Hope this helps!
Right?! Amazon is NOT the end all, be all.
@@ceecee8757 She literally says you can get it at home depot. Amazon links redirect to an affiliate link so she can at least make a little money off of her videos when you use her links. I got mine at Menards for $10.
It’s even cheaper if you live in MD
What aisle can I find the netting?
@@MisOmi005 it's out with the fencing.
Awesomeness! I think I can do this🤓. Great tutorial
That is genius, I made extendable coco coir poles which are good but this looks easier and more practical. I'm going to make some now for my plants. 😊
Great video, very informative , I will try to make this totem pole. I'm So glad to find your channel. New subbed 😍
Love the look of your moss pole and I have added the products you reccomend to my Amazon Wish List. However, will this work with plants in Leca in water? If so, will your moss pole cause mold or bugs? Would there be any way that your pole could be elevated so that it wouldn't have to sit in my semi hydroponics mixture?
Great video!! Thanks for sharing.
Hi, do you water whole pole thoroughly as often as the regular pot-only setup? I imagine such elongated moss container has a bit different water retaining properties when comparing to regular pot?
Great video!! What size is your netting? The link you have says 2’x15’… is yours that size?! Thanks for your help 😊
Great video! Does the moss need replacing or does it mold? I had a coco coir pole stake get super moldy.
Sphagnum moss sushi roll, anyone? Thx for this great idea. Some of my plants are getting an aerial upgrade soon :)
Excellent
Planting mat! Yay!
Awesome video! Keep up the amazing work. New Canadian susbsriber now. I plan to use black ties so I won't see them. Thanks for the tutorial. Much love from New Brunswick, and cannot wait to see everything you have posted and will be posting in the future!💙
This is so perfect! Thank you!!!!
Wonderful tips. Tq
I imagine the bigger, heavier plants need a sturdy pole inside the sphagum?
What size mesh are you using?
Did you double the mesh?
Thanks
Marie
...FYI... .Moss wicks itself.
❤&Tytyty 4 your great works and this tutorial❣
Very cool! Thank you for sharing this DIY! May I ask where you got the black mat that holds so well of the dirt?
Love your channel! Just found you recently from an ikea greenhouse update video :)
Thank you!! 🥰
Same :)
Do you have fungus gnats problems with the moist moss poles?
What do you do when your plant needs a larger pole and it’s rooted into the smaller one?
Love this!!!
I want to heat bend a PVC pipe into a loop the size of the bottom of my pot and then have the rest of the pole go straight up. That way the soil really anchors the pipe and makes the pole more stable.
Just discovered your channel and this video is exactly what I have been looking for!! Thank you so much
I have done it before and yes you can! Delicately 🤣 you can cut the pole open and gently remove the roots if you want to! I prefer to just keep it in the pole it's in and extend it 😁
귀한 정보 감사합니다 ^^
Someone else suggested using liquid fertiliser in the water that goes into the moss pole (sorry, can't remember who).
Thanks! Great video! Can you tell me exactly what the plastic metal mesh is called at Home Depot… I’m have difficulty finding it there… want to get the correct one. On my way to store …Thanks in advance!
Update… at Home Depot store and online says it’s ALL plastic?! Is your plastic coated metal??
My monstera siltepecana has grown 4 feet on a stick (with plastic hair clips), should I put it on a moss pole instead? Maybe to grow bigger leaves? There are also about 5 little plants ground around it. Should I leave them there? Thank you!
Wouldn't the moss inside the soil be wet for way too long and could potentially
cause root rot?
You mentioned these are not for monstera deliciosa. Can you mention why?
Is it safe to have the bottom part of the moss pole next to the plant’s roots? Won’t it retain a lot of moisture when you water your plant?
it wicks very quickly haha so I haven't had any issues! if you're worried, you can leave the bottom of the cage empty and place that into the soil
Lovely video! Thanks for showing this. I’ll definitely make these poles myself now :)
However, I’ve got a question:
if you wanna repot, let’s say the siltepecana, in order to get if of the mosspole you’ll need to cut the pole, right? (Since it’s roots have already grown into the moss)
You can either extend the pole (I have a video on this too 😁) or you can cut open the pole and slowly and gently remove the roots from the moss! Extending the pole is definitely easier hahaa
Wont that become top heavy using such a small pot?
How do you keep the pot from tipping over with such a small pot and large moss pole?
How would you propagate plant from moss pole like that? Could you gantly take out areal roots which are probably fully rooted? Btw I love your videos!
Hi- you mentioned you mix up your own soil mix. I tired this and it went moldy- please let me know what you use and how you store it thanks 💚
I mix everything in a large storage bin and I leave the lid open for a whipe to ensure it is fully dry! Once it's dry I can close the lid 👍🏻 I have a story highlight about my mix on my instagram! instagram.com/planteriordecorator
I have difficulty getting sphagnum moss where I live......can I use coco coir and chips instead ? I am wanting to pot up hoyas and monsters delicious. Appreciate your advice.
This is really helpful. Thankyou!
How about when the plant has outgrown the pole? Have you tried adding height to it?
I have a video for how to extend it 😁
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@@PlanteriorDecorator thank you!
Hi!!! New follower and love this moss pole. But is there a way to remove plants from a moss pole they have gown into?? Like if they root into the moss pole as they grow up it. Thanks
Hey, just quick question, i live in calgary where can i find sphagnum moss around me? Most of the store are showing sphagmus peat moss , so i am not sure is that a same thing or different
Hello can you add to the moss pole that you made
I've propagated my inch plant that trails quite alot would a sphagnum pole be suitable for it? 😊
So cool. So those aerial roots are okay with being exposed? The ones that stick out of the pole? Also, can you link your squeezey bottles?
They are a-okay with it! :) Especially since they are in a greenhouse & the moss pole is being hydrated fairly frequently!
CAN: amzn.to/3oTaaDl
USA: amzn.to/35Woous
Wow💕🐝👌
So are you watering threw the moss or what?
sorry if this question has already been asked (221 comments to browse through) The pot you used is so small compared to the pole. Plant didn't look rootbound at all. Just that the pot to pole relation is quite high
Just seeing this now - this specific plant just wasn't super rooty so it didn't need a very big pot at the time :) I prefer to keep my plants in smaller pots to prevent root rot!
Too much soil and not enough roots has caused me issues in the past, especially with high humidity!
Hope that helps! 🌿
I subscribed
Hi , where did you purchase the black fencing you wraped around your moss pole? Great video 💚
I have it linked in the video description in the linktree link! You can also pick it up locally at Home Depot :)
@@PlanteriorDecorator thank you very much
Nice
How would you change the plant to a taller moss pole once it outgrows the current one?
I actually have a 2nd video about how to extend the moss pole 😁 I think it is linked in the description box!
dont u get algae inside what do u do to take it out
Just like rolling a big blunt 5:11
I would love to know where did you get bottle to water poles with?
I have them linked in my Amazon recommendations for the USA and Canada :) link in the description box!
Do you find the bobby pins rust ?and also the water in the pot will drain out into the cane pot and Rot ! You need a base saucer in the cane pot. Don’t you think ? 🧤👒🦘🐨🇦🇺☔️
I do have a saucer in it actually!! You're definitely right about water draining into the deco pots, you need some kind of saucer.
The bobby pins are actually only temporary until the aerial roots attach to the pot! I usually only keep them on for a month or so 😁 I'll move the lower pins up to the new growth.
@@PlanteriorDecorator great tutorial on the poles loved it 🥰thanks for replying your plants look so healthy from Oz Merry Christmas 🎄🧤👒🐨🦘🇦🇺🙏
Do you ever have any problems with algae growing on your moss? I watched another video where a lady did but she was around the equator and I think she was using spaghnum peat moss (based on the fact she said it was acidic.)
Not on my poles! I have got algae on propagations in pots - it is harmless and you be left alone or easily removed :)
The poles dry out too fast to get algae I think
do you have to mist the pole as you water the plant?
I water the pole, misting doesn't quite penetrate the moss deep enough. Popping it in the sink or shower works like a charm!
Does the moss ever cause any issues? Rot? Need replacement?
To my understanding, good quality spagnum moss can last up to 5 years! I haven't had any issues :)
Do you have problems with the moss getting algae on the totems? I know that can be an issue!
I haven't had that issue! Adversely, I find the poles to dry out much too quickly haha if you want them hydrated, you have to water them quite frequently
What happens when it outgrows the pole? Have you ever had to undo it to build a bigger pole?
You can actually really easily extend the pole! 😁 just by overlapping a bit of the metal fencing!
@@PlanteriorDecorator the roots don't eventually get too big? I'm thinking long term like in a few years.
Oh I see what you mean!! Yes you can remove them from the moss pole very carefully 😁 and to attach roots to a new pole, youd only stuff and seal the bottom, feed the roots thru the fencing while it's not stuffed or closed off, then add spagnum and seal it up slowly as you go!
How do you make the cap? Thank you
So you mean the little black bar at the top? That is just the trim the fencing has! 😁
Tq
So I can do that with my rhaphidophora hayi?!?!?!
How long I need to soak the sphagnum moss before make it into moss pole?
5-10 minutes is usually enough if you fully saturate it, it absorbs water very quickly! I also squeeze it in the water to help it along 👍🏻
@@PlanteriorDecorator thank you. can't wait to make my own moss pole.
Great video! The plant is pronounced My.kens
Hey love your info and video. Really appreciate the tips about how to water with the squirt bottle and not to mist. Also the Bobby pins.
I want to let you know (not sure if you know by now after shooting the video) that calling it a “totem” is offensive, inappropriate, and also inaccurate. Even if it sounds cute and rolls off the tongue and is easy to say, it would feel better if you instead called it what it is: a moss pole.
The reason for this is that totems have cultural significance and meaning. You are not crafting something of that nature - It’s just a moss pole to keep your plant up, right? So please in future if you call it a moss pole instead of a totem, that would feel better, and not feel appropriative of someone else’s culture and spirituality. I don’t believe your are a bad human or being intentionally appropriative. But with knowledge we can all become better. I hope this resonates with you and you consider it.
Despite this, I am subscribed and looking forward to learning more from you. Thanks for sharing your thoughts and learnings.
Hey, thanks for the nice comment about this!
I actually was already notified of this issue so I updated the description box with a note about the mistake I made. I also consulted my friend who is an Indigenous and Northern Mentor to learn talk about the mistake and got her advice on how to word the *edit* to help educate.
But you're entirely correct! I don't know why I assumed 'totem' had more than one meaning, and that was my own ignorance. A quick Google search proved that was incorrect!
Thanks for the message though, I appreciate how well you worded it ❤ thanks!!! Also glad to see people be informed on these issues and kindly spreading awareness.
Come on dude, she obviously means no offence and it’s easy to do nowadays with moss poles being labelled ‘totem poles’ everywhere commercially. Sure educate everyone on why its offensive, but she has all the right intentions
lol its more like a joint
So they are just basically moss poles
Totem: I totem to stop messaging my boyfriend - it's not my fault I slapped em
Also I want to make a totem pole for my philodendron brasil and have it running horizontally across a wall like a hanging curtain