Choose the support according to how the plant grows and what you want the support to achieve.

• Arch trellis: best for flexible climbing or vining stems such as Hoyas, Dischidias and Cissus.
• Acrylic plant stake: best for keeping individual stems upright without creating a climbing surface.
• Leaf support hook: best for lifting or repositioning a heavy or drooping leaf or petiole.
• Moss pole: best for climbing aroids when you want aerial roots to grow into a moist rooting medium.

A trellis guides the plant. A stake supports it. A leaf hook positions individual foliage. A moss pole creates a rootable climbing environment.

PlantScraper plant supports are designed to provide the support the plant needs without visually dominating it.

Our system includes clear arch trellises, clear acrylic plant stakes, leaf support hooks, stakes for leaf support hooks, dragonfly plant clips, reusable plant ties and dedicated arch trellis anchors.

The transparent construction keeps the plant visually dominant while allowing the support to remain in place long term.

Arch trellises work best for plants with flexible climbing, twining or trailing stems.

They are particularly useful for Hoyas, Dischidias, Dioscoreas, Cissus, small vining aroids and other flexible indoor climbers.

For climbing Monsteras and Philodendrons, choose according to your goal. A trellis can provide physical guidance and shape, but if you want aerial roots to actively grow into the support, a moss pole is the better system.

Ideally, before the plant actually needs it.

Install substantial supports during repotting whenever they need to extend deeply into the substrate or use an anchor below the root zone.

Installing early reduces the risk of damaging established roots, allows the support to sit deeper and more securely and lets flexible young stems be trained gradually.

Not always, but an arch trellis anchor can make a major difference as the plant becomes larger.

A compatible anchor helps prevent rotation and leaning, improves stability as the plant gains weight and reduces movement around the roots.

Because the anchor sits below the substrate, it is best installed during potting or repotting.

Support the plant without restricting its natural growth.

Use a reusable plant tie, dragonfly plant clips or suitable plant supports to hold the main stem or vine gently against the structure.

Keep attachments loose enough for stems to thicken, check them as the plant grows and guide flexible vines gradually.

Use a leaf support hook only when a specific leaf genuinely needs additional support.