grow bigger houseplants using coco coir & LECA poles & wood planks

[@deathcouchma3025]

Great idea tying the plant to the pole before planting in pot😃thanks xx

[@ykknc]

LECA in a moss pole is a great idea that I haven’t seen elsewhere! Next time I’ll try that - perfect for someone like me, who loves the idea of moss poles where plants can grow roots but not a fan of the look of sphagnum poss. I could even try other mediums like pumice. Bless you you’re so creative

[@tonyabrown39]

Thanks this was very informative & helpful! I’ve been trying to stake some of my plants!

[@Opm0316]

I never thought of tying the plant on the pole first before planting in soil. I’ll try that. Thank you for sharing

[@babemitzie]

Loved this video thank you baby!

[@annperry2950]

Your video is very helpful. I'm a newbie to the plant world and feel confident staking my very first plant!
Can you please share your book link? Thank you.

[@eileenjennings4446]

Have you tried using a yogurt container as your cashpot? It might take up less space and reuse more plastic.

[@saylorsoul]

sohelpful! ive been having trouble staking because i have smaller plants like you and the stake moves around too much

[@WetMyPothos]

I would add a string to the white ones :) xoxo

[@ellabrown100]

I'm the first comment! I'm trying the moss poles but they smell so fishy.

[@lavvy2585]

Can I use leca for any plant or only some?

[@susie_withe_sass]

Did you end up preferring the DIY or pre-made coco coir poles?